Attended campus for a week long summer class and loved the location. It is within walking distance…read moreof downtown which is great for grabbing coffee on the way to class. The food at the cafeteria isn't top notch but is better than some other locations I've tried. Stairs had good natural light and were conveniently located so that you could easily take stairs instead of the elevator without losing time or being late.

It apparently supports pro-abortion and the students who terrorize the anti-abortion groups…read more University of Colorado isn't worth a plug nickel. The people who go there are being taught by liberal nuts to hate.

Took a class here recently and although the online format was perfect for my full-time work…read moreschedule, I found the coursework to be more of a "check the box" thing that really stressed me out. I didn't feel more competent with each completed assignment, just overwhelmed. I did appreciate some e-feedback from peers but I think I needed more guidance since it is a new and unfamiliar subject area for me. If you are trying to expand your horizons, be aware you don't get a ton of guidance. At least that was my experience. I felt a little thrown to the wolves.

The application for financial once again screwed me, and they charged me $82 for a book on the day…read moreI tried to opt out it had screen shot the proof to everyone and no one cared! Julie admissions is great it has nothing to do with her. The school is not an official school it is all online I should have known better. The professors are very nice, all these school are money hungry and dont care about helping you finish

Trying to break into the green, Eco and sustainable Al Gore scene? Think that your green skills…read moreare horrible and that you could never start a career in this exciting and amazing industry because you accidentally recycled the wrong plastic number? We'll that is not such progressive thinking... but maybe you can gain some confidence by networking with people who already work in or are trying to break into the green design industry... Just like you! Do you occasionally recycle, but would like to help build or design green homes or commercial buildings? How about Eco-friendly sex products? (Hey, I've seen it all here folks) What about selling or inventing green home products such carpet squares, chairs made out of recycled cardboard, or old seat belt webbing used to upholster chair? Every last Thursday of the month at 6:00pm Green Drinks of Denver meets up at Double Daughters bar on 1632 Market Street in LoDo to help build the green revolution. Green Drinks is a great way to meet new friends, cuddle buddies, find out about employment opportunities, develop or build new ideas and of course, drink and be green. The scene is hip and young... So stroll on over after work... Or pretend like you just got done with work and you need a drink. You will fit right in. Strategy: If you want to be really green, don't hand out your business cards, BEAM your contact information via Palm. For more Denver Green Drinks information the current contact is as follows: Joshua Ward josh@klipparch.com * Star one is for being a young and hip-networking event for peeps interested in talking or flirting about the green industry... without the green haters ** Our recycled star two is for Green Drinks international... This networking event happens all over the world... So, the world is your Oyster (Not Farmed of course!) *** Our efficient star three is for a cool downtown location **** Our forth and last star is for the ability to make new friends, new lovers, new opportunities, and talk green all in the same room Star five was taken away due to parking and the sometimes hit or miss with the size of the Green Drinks crowd.

Hands down best tutors ever. Dani has worked with my 11 year old for approx six months so far and…read morewe have seen great progress. Thoughtful, caring, creative, determined, nice, smart, and professional. I highly recommend them. Act fast though because their availability will not last long.

From the owner: Whether your child is striving for a competitive edge or struggling with a tough subject, our…read morehighly-skilled, licensed Teachers have the experience and insight to help your child achieve their personal best. We provide targeted instruction in Early Childhood Education, Reading Support, Mathematics, and Homework Help for students as young as 3 years old all the way through 5th grade. 3 Teachers Tutoring services the Denver Metro Area - contact us today for a free in-home consultation!

My husband and I took Amanda's hypnobirthing class and are so glad we did! First of all, it's so…read moremuch more than just hypnobirthing. We learned so much about the birthing process as a whole and left feeling informed, empowered and ready for birth. Amanda is someone who very obviously loves her job and it shows in the enthusiasm she brings to each class and the personal connections she makes with everyone she works with. She takes time to answer any and all questions which made for a very comfortable and welcoming class environment. We loved every minute of this class and would highly recommend it to anyone seeking a natural or low intervention birth.

Very kind, chill and knowledgeable instructor! Was a perfect place to get BLS certified.read more

During the time I was at Metro State, I have found my professors and advisors to sub par at best. I…read moream not sure if they are being squeezed by the school system or lack of care on their part. Here are two examples: I had a professor that had given me a D in class at the end of the semester but my actual Grade was a B. I found out my grade after the semester was over so I contacted her so many times. In the end, it took me until the start of the next semester to resolve issue. Pros: Close to work and life in the city. Cons: They will suck the money out of your pocket

Does not offer community recourses ie community travel programs and others you have to be a student…read morewhich sucks

Haven't been on campus for a long time, and there have been many, many updates to this campus -…read moreit's beautiful and modern. Every Monday I have a meeting in the Student Commons building. Upon walking in, it just exudes modernity aligned with education. Parking is easy and more often than not, there are spaces available near the building you need to access. It is metered parking through Pay Mobile and you can pay for your spot for up to 4 hours (and then you can add time if needed without having to move your car). This is a helpful feature. Dorms/on campus living has recently been added to the campus which offers more of a college feel than a commuter school as it has been previously known as. The addition of several restaurants, quick food pick up, and nearby hotels really does offer that university feel in the middle of downtown Denver. Milo the Lynx sits proudly outside the student commons building offering a warm welcome to those seeking higher education. A very well done renovation job here on the Auraria Campus!

The CU Denver campus is a great option for those who enjoy a more urban campus experience. It is…read moreclose to restaurants, shopping, entertainment and sporting venues, and wonderful views of the heart of downtown Denver. The campus is a blend of new and old, with new dorms that are the best I've seen (we've toured 15 schools across the country), some additional new facilities and also a couple of old churches and a little park that is a preserved neighborhood from the late 1800's with tree lined walkways and placards sharing who lived in each home-now-university offices. The Tivoli Student Union is the key landmark, situated in a large open quad area. The Auraria campus is a shared campus between CU Denver, Metropolitan State, and Denver Community College.

Lacking integrity. Be warned. This educational program is more concerned about their image than…read moreemployees ! The students and coworkers are great but poor pay for tutors and instructors. Don't trust the salary posted on job announcements. I worked there for 8 years asked for an increase from $13 to $20 ...executive management would not grant my request . They would only give me $16 and prior to my resignation I discovered they are starting tutors at $19. This lack of integrity prompted my immediate resignation. It seems they don't want to retain employees

Most of the students that attend this school are ESL students. However, my experience was with…read morelearning German to migrate to another country. Marco is well educated and knowledgable in German; a native German speaker who has also lived in America for a very long time. He culturally aware of the norms in both Europe and America. This was helpful because he prepared me for what I my new life would be like. Gave me words that I would my first weeks in Europe and prepared me for a European language classroom setting. Without taking this course I would have been lost my first days of school and unable to communicate effectively with my new family. He prepared me for the A1 exam which would end up being a requirement for my visa (which I did not know at the time) and communicated effectively with Bridge Learning Staff to explain my individual needs. A very compassionate instructor who was very understanding of my circumstances. I was also very impressed with the professionalism of the staff. While I was only to sign up for German lessons during that time, they did not cancel my class. Whenever I needed paperwork or anything from the school they provided prompt and effective responses to my problems. Overall, they did an excellent job and did the best they could to prepare me for the future life. While my experience is only with Marco and the staff; I believe any instructor that they employ will be effective instructors and will give a very personable experience. The school is on the first floor and is handicap accessible. It is located downtown and makes the location very easy to get to.

From the owner: BridgeLanguages is a division of Bridge Education Group, a leader in language training and…read moreeducation abroad with 30 years of experience. We offer the highest quality translation and interpretation services and language courses. With headquarters in Denver, Colorado and offices in Argentina and Chile, BridgeLanguages combines the accessibility of a local company with global reach and capability. At BridgeLanguages, we bring our passion for foreign languages to verify everything we do. We believe that a properly translated document or a faithfully rendered interpretation can determine the success of an endeavor. We believe that an effective and accessible foreign language class can promote cultural competency and create global citizens. We've experienced firsthand how intricate multilingual communication can be, and over the years we've established streamlined processes to avoid common pitfalls and maintain the highest levels of accuracy and efficiency in translations, interpretations a

Scam. The preschool programs in Denver metro area/ Denver…read morepreschool programs and affiliated* daycares and preschools are scams. Thousands+ of dollars a month and it is like paying for a child to go to college. These "people" take our hard earned money, work in the best offices downtown and hold large meetings/dinners and who knows what other kickbacks and fail at childcare for our dear local families. (That is unless you happen to be very well off, no shame in that but it's damned.)

Serious safety concern at Bright Horizon…read more We have been with Bright Horizons for a little over two years, specifically at the Interlocken location. Our son is 2.5 years old. Until now, aside from a few minor issues, our experience had been fine. That changed yesterday. After picking our son up after nine hours at school, we discovered he was still wearing the same diaper we put him in that morning. The diaper was extremely heavy, ripped, and visibly disintegrating, with white material coming out and covering his legs. We knew immediately it was the same diaper because we use pull-ups at home and send regular diapers to school, per the school's request. This was a pull-up, meaning it had been on him all day. We checked the daycare app to confirm diaper changes. Nothing was logged. The only diaper change recorded was the one we did that morning. Our child went an entire school day without a single diaper change. We escalated this to site leadership and higher leadership. We were told an HR investigation would be opened. However, this location is scheduled to close in two days, which makes it clear there will be no meaningful accountability for what happened. We immediately decided not to bring our child back. Bright Horizons offered only a two-day refund. When my husband asked leadership whether they would feel comfortable sending their own child back after this incident, the answer was yes. That response is what concerns us most. This situation, and the response to it, came from higher leadership, not just a single classroom or staff member. If leadership believes this is acceptable, it raises serious concerns about the standards being upheld and what behavior is allowed to continue. Leaving a toddler in the same diaper for nine hours is not a minor oversight. It is a basic care failure. I am sharing this to warn other parents, especially those considering the Interlocken location. Please ask questions and trust your instincts.