After this branch changed management in 2017, my satisfaction toward instructors' ability has been…read moregoing down hill. The instructor was not able to figure out a pre-calc question for 15 minutes, and proceeded to accomplish nothing for at least an hour. I would say this branch in 2018 is suffering from inability to secure top notched instructors. Going forward, I recommend parents interested in their service personally interview each specific instructor before signing up.

I went to Huntington Learning Center about two years ago, right before my junior year of high…read moreschool began, to take advantage of the PSAT/SAT test prep that was offered there. Two years later, as someone who is about to embark on her journey through college, I can say with great confidence that the path I am about to take is in large part thanks to the lessons I learned at Huntington. Earlier this year I was named a National Merit Finalist, and in order to receive that title, the first step is to do well on the PSAT. In preparation for this test, I recieved a lot of personalized tutoring that pinpointed both my strengths and weaknesses, and then aimed to hone those strengths while working hard to make me more comfortable with tackling my weaknesses. The test-taking skills I learned, and the methods that were used to teach them, were very effective in my opinion, seeing as I scored a 229 (out of a maximum 240) on the PSAT. However, it is important to realize that if you want to do well at Huntington, and later on succeed in school and on any test you take, it is ultimately up to you and how hard you are willing to work. Motivation to succeed is a key part of achieving success; this is also something I realized thanks to Dr. Pan, who runs Huntington. He also gave me a lot of good advice concerning college and what to expect in the application process, and I won't doubt he will do the same for anyone who stops by his office with similar questions! Overall, I highly recommend Huntington Learning Center for anyone who needs that extra push in preparing for a standardized test. It does not matter if you're already a smart student or if you feel that you need some work; Huntington will cater to your needs and will help you get the score you desire.

I would not recommend Reliable Training based on my experience. I enrolled in their program using…read morethe Michigan Achievement Scholarship because it was advertised as covering CNA, Patient Care Technician (PCT), and Medication Technician (Med Tech) training. Unfortunately, the program did not deliver what was promised. The CNA portion was very limited, and I did not feel properly trained or prepared. There was little to no real instruction for the Med Tech portion at all. It felt misleading compared to how the program was advertised. The hands-on training at a nursing home was also unprofessional at times, and proper procedures were not consistently followed, which was concerning. Overall, I feel like I did not receive the quality education or training that I signed up for. I hope they improve their program and become more transparent for future students.

It was a great experience. It was very clean. The instructor means business but she's very nice…read more Very respectful. Great class just all in all a great class a great school highly recommend.

Claudia Cauley is a TOP NOTCH educator. The 40 hour Pre-Licensure Education course is offered…read morethroughout the year. With an unmatched teaching style, she draws her student audience in with her real life analogies which help you recall material with ease during your licensing exam and well into your realestate career. Her course is affordable and includes the materials you will need to prepare for your licensing exam. Claudia is a well recognized Broker herself, respected in the industry having prepared hundreds of realestate students become competent, ethical well rounded top agents! In addition she offers a variety of continuing education classes to real estate agents and brokers. What's even more fabulous, she will come to your brokerage and teach a collective group. She really is the BEST! I passed my exam the first time- THANK YOU Claudia!

Claudia was wonderful, funny, and had real life examples and experience. I highly recommend. I…read moredid the accelerated course and passed test on first attempt. Her real examples I use everyday! Thank you very much!

I have been working with scope solutions for several months now and I couldn't be happier their…read moresupport and guidance have been incredible and I truly believe I wouldn't have made it this far without them. I highly recommend their services!

We couldn't be happier with this school! The teachers and staff are outstanding--caring,…read moreprofessional, and devoted to every child's success. The academics are excellent and truly challenge students to do their best while offering support for those who need it. The two learning specialists are amazing and help diverse learners thrive. The school also emphasizes faith, virtues, and character in a loving, respectful environment.

It's ok. The education is wonderful but some of the teachers are mediocre. One of them even pushed…read moremy child into a table!

i LOVE this kumon and would recommend it to any other parents out there looking for QUALITY…read moretutoring. my child has improved SO much since attending. keep up the good work!!!!

Hi, I stayed with PRP management the past 2 years. they were outstanding!!! great maintenance team,…read morealways got issues fixed in a timely manner, great customer service, and overall was an amazing place to stay with them the last 2 years!! would highly recommend

I'd rather live at Jarvis and if you look up that places reviews you'll see why that's a problem…read more All apartments complexes immediately next to campus are pretty much all shitty but after living in five other complexes this place was by far the worst. This place would be nice to live in if management cared at all and were professional. Location is nice but, that's why management doesn't have to care about you, because people will move in for that reason alone. And if you do, you'll regret living here. Your home after 6 months will no longer be a home. It will be a gallery. The parking lot has no lines and cars are forced to park behind other cars and it is super difficult to get out. It'll be fine during the day but at night it's obvious there is not enough spaces for all the tenants. On several occasions I had to take advantage of guest parking at river drive apartments. Snow is not taken care of at all during the winter. There are no guest passes. When you visit, unless the apartment manager (there is only one by the way) reads this and takes them down, you can see in a tree on the side Washtenaw that there is a chair, and a pair of shoes stuck in it. They have been there since I moved in two years ago. Multiple units got bed bugs and tenants were forced to pay out of pocket to get rid of them. This incident was only two weeks ago. Tenants were not notified that there was bed bugs in the complex. I found out because I am friends with multiple other tenants. And because someone wrote a sign and put it on the front door. The apartment manager took said signs down and again did not notify the tenants. One time the lock was broken on the door to get into the complex and it took over a month for it to be fixed. Six months into your lease (unless you sign for another year), your apartment will be excessively shown to the point that your privacy and ability to live peacefully is violated. My guess is the apartment manager gets paid more if they are filled faster. While the tenant isn't allowed privacy outside of business hours the apartment manager will only allow you to contact him from 9-5. Only when I told him that it was illegal to show it without 72 hours notice in Ypsilanti did he respect that law. My place has been shown since 6 months in and I have two more months and it's still being shown constantly. I'm breaking lease because I cannot deal with the invasion of my privacy anymore. Additionally, apartment showings are not limited to business hours. He will show your apartment during the evening and on weekends. Their excuse is that that's when potential tenants are free. After living in multiple apartments next to eastern none of those places had an issue functioning during regular business hours alone. Also, the time given will be that date and in my case the times section will say 10am-7pm all three and sometimes four days. Making it impossible to plan around. I have had jewelry and medications stolen. Again, your home after 6 months will no longer be a home. It will be a gallery. If you want to speak to management outside of the only apartment manager he will do nothing to help you speak with said boss. Neighbors have joked said boss doesn't exist. Consequently you are forced to wait at the office until he shows up if he shows up. I have waited up to three hours on multiple days at the office and still have never seen said boss. Most apartment complexes have an office with hours that you can come in while they're open and speak with staff or higher management. If you try to find the office on google you cannot. When you go to the office you'll see that there are no hours. My recommendation if you are an Eastern student is to get the parking pass and move to a complex ten minutes away. The prices will be better and the quality is higher. I recommend that despite how frustrating parking can be on campus.

Location has moved! To 30 Parkland Plaza. Went to take a professional certification exam here and…read morehonestly the whole experience with this Pearson Professional Center was smooth from scheduling to exam day. Very detailed email information with directions to get here and find the building (not difficult), parking, and what to bring for the exam and what to expect. A couple emailed reminders prior to exam day as well. On exam day, I arrived 30min early (per their suggestion). I was checked in right away. It did not take nearly 30min but I was able to start my appointment slot early instead of needing to wait. Staff were friendly and professional. Easy to use lockers for securing personal belongings. In 2024, staff is still masking (testers were not). Signs at my individual testing station indicated it had been cleaned and sanitized for my use. Multiple testers taking different exams shared a room, but individual stations. They provided noise cancelling headphones if needed (I didn't use). The chair wasn't super comfortable (or potentially I just didn't adjust it to fit me better), but also not bad. Back is maybe a little sore today after a 4 hour test. I did get a little confused about the scheduled breaks for my exam. It wasn't a part of the detail shared ahead of time and I wasn't sure (couldn't remember when we got to them) if I was supposed to wait for someone to come to my station to walk me out or if I just got up and walked over myself. Didn't have a great way of telling the amount of time remaining in a break also so I didn't take full advantage.