Belinda in the financial aid office assisted me today and made me feel so comfortable about this…read moreprocess of enrolling back in school after not attending since 2015! I really appreciate her help!

I completed two years at triton, I am one credit short of graduating. 1/4 the teachers care, the…read morerest only care about students who get good grades. The online classes can be cancelled after the start date, resulting in (me) graduating late And if you reach out like they tell you to it won't do anything. I did, I reached out to Sheldon turner head of the science department but he does not care enough to respond. I enjoyed my time at triton but the second something goes wrong they won't fix it, they will ignore you.

I have been going to the Mosaic School since January 2025 and have taken 3 classes. The teachers…read moreare great, the atmosphere is welcoming, and I tell all of my friends and family about this place! Nowhere else in the U.S. is there an art school that has such a focus on mosaics. I've learned so much -- they provide the materials and the expertise. I've met some really wonderful people and friends and am already signed up for their stained glass class in September!

Just spent the most amazing weekend at the Chicago Mosaic School. I traveled over 500 miles to get…read morethere and it was well worth my time and effort. I felt the atmosphere to be warm and accepting, accommodating those with little experience and those who spend their lives being creative. It was a perfect balance of informational, historical and hands on Glass work. All my questions were thoroughly answered and I left feeling inspired and eager to utilize what I learned. I would recommend this school to any and all. An added bonus is the eclectic neighborhood, warm and charming teacher, Lydia, inclusive atmosphere and creative vibe that persisted throughout the class.

I take classes here and love it. Love the environment and the teachers are Great. Would recommend…read moreto anyone

Such a cool place and such a cool concept! I've gone to events a few times and the staff has been…read morenothing but sweet and accommodating. We need more places like this in Chicago! The atmosphere and art on the walls is also gorgeous.

We all had a great wine and beer fueled private painting lesson! The instructor was friendly,…read moreapproachable, and helpful. Very quaint exterior as well!

This small in space Art League packs a lot of history. I enjoyed the classes taught by respected…read moreprofessionals. The classes lean more on studio time and community space then pure instruction and specific prjects which is nice. The classes were affordable and provide gallery shows once a year for students.

Double header of volleyball and basketball made for a fun afternoon in River Forest!!! Close to the…read moreWest Cook YMCA. Student section is always live and supportive! It did not disappoint. Thank you!

The education at this school is the equivalent if not worse than community college. I am a freshman…read moreNursing major who plays tennis so our program is one of the few that is a good investment for the school due to clinical connections as early as sophomore year, but as far as the price that students who dorm have to pay, it is extremely far from worth it. Community colleges where you can complete your prerequisites like College of Dupage, Triton, or Chicago colleges would have been more beneficial to save money. I was expecting more student involvement and local organizations and activities, but it has dimmed my personal campus life aside from playing a sport. This school places a big emphasis on sports recruitment and it is primarily the reason why I am here along with the Nursing program, but diversity, sense of community, and campus events are lacking innovation or a truer sense of university life. It is a Lutheran college with closeted beliefs so I feel like I am being put in a bubble. I am Catholic so spiritually it is not far off, but it is not what I intend to practice. I was initially going to attend UIC but because they seldom direct admit, I would have to do pre-requisites and reapply sophomore year. I am planning to transfer after the spring semester to local universities with better diversity, student organizations, and better prices (where it is worth taking out a loan). The only good majors at this school are Nursing, Music, Theology, or Education. The gen-eds are so easy they are comparable to high school courses.

Clean facility. Very professional, friendly knowledgeable staff. Throughly explained step by step…read moreinstructions on how to create my masterpiece. I had an amazing girls night out sipping wine, chatting, and being creative. Class went so well I am considering taking the 6 week course. Shout out to Jack and Carmen for being amazing hosts!

Took a one-time class. Natalie and the assistant (I'm so sorry I forgot their name) were amazing…read more Super helpful and patient with my beginner fumbling. Despite being slow and bad at it, I was able to get a few decent pieces due to their help ! Would come back again for sure.

Great price and small classes in a great neighborhood. This school is hands on with teachers…read moreinvolved in helping kids one on one.

Love the PhD program here! It's a quick and realistic program to complete if you are already…read moreworking full-time.