lol, wow. i would have never guessed that my school would be on yelp…read more lets see.. how should i write this review... I am very content with the academic program of my school and proud that my school provides evidence based medicine oriented class structure. Most of the professors/faculties are very friendly and student-oriented. The facilities had been upgraded but the student center could use some work. The tables/chairs are failing apart and have to use paper-towel to balance them. (cough cough Mr. President.. cough cough please read this: we want new tables/chairs in the student center) Every student gets a tablet laptop so one less thing to buy for college. It is a 6 year pharmacy program and has only one degree - Pharm. D so if you are not 100% sure if you want to do pharmacy.. i would not recommend this school. But for future pharmacists, i would recommend STLCOP b/c there is no PCAT or separate enrollment after 2 years of normal college courses. Good luck!

I love this school. They are actually building another building with a gym, residence hall and…read morecafeteria that should be done around spring 2017. I love the small campus, it literally takes one minute to get from residence hall to classes or the library. It is surrounded by medical centres, and hospitals so we can do joint research with WASHU med school and have access to medical facilities. Academics is rigorous, but that is to be expected of a pharmacy school. The professors are really friendly, and the classes are smaller (the biggest class probably is around 150-209) than most colleges. If you want to go into pharmacy, it's a great choice. You'll get plenty of rotations and don't have to take the PCAT (unless you are a transfer). Other than the school itself, it's located in Central West End, which has a lot of great restaurants and events. There is also a metro station about 3 minutes of walking distance so transportation isn't much of a problem. It's a 7 year program now instead of 6. If you can endure 7 years, you'll graduate with a pharmacy doctorate degree plus bachelor degree in science or humanities. This school is well known to pharmacists in St.Louis area so if you're looking to be a pharmacist, this is the place to be!

Tamara was very professional, on time and thorough in her teaching. We all learned a lot. Our…read moreworkplace feels much more prepared to deal with a health related emergency now. Thank you!

Showed up at 10:02 for 10:00am class becuase directions took me to wrong address first. Explained…read morethe situation and that I drove 40 minutes to get here and she wouldnt let me take the class. Pretty ubelievable.

Concordia seminary is a hidden jewel in the middle of the western affluent suburbs of St. Louis…read moreCounty.....I was nothing short of impressed with how nice the people were and how wonderful the archetechture is...this is a miniature Garden of Eden with Oxford University's template's for its buildings and grounds....Peewee says wow...wow....wow. and it is well worth the visit and being able to take it in...ty

Well, this is my Alma Mater. A graduate of 2004. So, I am a little bias. My review will not focus…read morethe curriculum but will provide the benefits of taking a few hours to enjoy this lovely campus. Concordia is tucked back in the Clayton neighborhood and sits behind the former CBC, turned Concordia Seminary, turned Washington University building that sits on the corner across from St. Mary's Hospital. I've met some people who have lived in the area and didn't know the place even existed because it really nestled in the community. The campus is gorgeous with little courtyards and smaller grassy knolls, which offers a lovely areas for quiet contemplation and mediation. You may bump into an eager seminary student who is quick to offer the "saving message", but don't worry they don't bite. The chapel is lovely and offers a traditional church setting with large clear windows, a minimalist altar and cross that is breathtaking, and a gorgeous organ. If architecture is your thing than do not pass up the gothic german stylings with slate roofs that probably costs more than the newer airport expansion. If mid-70's history is your thing than you can see the areas where the infamous "Walk Out" took place making national news. The library offers anything and everything relating to history, religion, and philosophy and is hailed as one of the top 10 theological libraries in the nation and highly regarded in the world. I doubt you will find a "Choose Your Own" adventure but you will find something in Greek, Hebrew, Latin, Sanskrit, and other various languages. There is also something in the language of "Veggie Tales" in the DVD area. Lastly, make sure you book a tour and can hit the bell tower and the original smaller chapel where a failed exorcism led to a young boy to be exorcised by the local Roman Catholic priests. The story was properly documented in a nonfiction book by Father Malachi Martin, a fictional book by William Blatty and later a movie called "The Exorcist", perhaps you've heard of this little film? The sequel sucked. If you are interested in learning about theology then I suggest going to iTunes University, as there are many lectures for free. This seminary was one of the first seminaries to be approved by Apple and to use this outlet to serve the public. However, you do miss out on those nice seminary students.

Awesome Preschool & Daycare! ... Taya & I have brought our 5 yr/old son here since he was 18 months…read moreold ... Shannon & Erica have done an AMAZING Job w/Jude!!! ... As parents, Taya & I KNOW w/100% Certainty that Jude is PREPARED for Kindergarten starting this Aug 2017! ... Jude, Taya, & I Thx you for working with US over the past 4 Yrs in HELPING Jude Achieve his Full Potential! ... I HIGHLY RECOMMEND Bright Beginnings Preschool to ALL my Family & Friends! ... Go Visit Shannon & Erica!

This school has ben well kept up over the years. This is a hearty kudos to the custodial group…read more As a child of a school superintendent it is something I immediately notice. The other is how the teaching staff respects the custodial group. I think they get along pretty well here.

Overall: 5/5 Experience: 5/5…read moreOperations: 5/5 Parking: 5/5 Experience: 5/5 I cannot stress how positive and welcoming this place is with the classes they offer. I have attended multiple times over the last three years as a drop-in and I feel like the teachers and the classes meet my needs and level that I am at. The instructors are friendly and you'll find the classes to be very diverse which creates a safe and inclusive environment. Taken both technical and choreo classes which were fun and QUITE THE WORKOUT. If you're in town visiting or wanting to train in a different format, I HIGHLY recommend it. Operations: 5/5 I can tell it's a professional establishment with skilled teacher and stellar programming. One can sign up for single / drop-in classes or train with a series of programmed classes to develop and learn skills. Each class on the website has a detailed description with a level number so one can properly sign up based on their level. The space has two studio rooms with yoga mats, blocks, sanitation materials, and more. Parking: 5/5 Plenty of street parking and nearby lots. I hauled from Los Angeles so it's so nice to find parking as easily as I did.

Organized a surprised birthday and could not recommend this as a fun event to do with friends. The…read moreprivate class was easy to set up, pay for and communicate the details. When it came to the actual class the instructor was kind, welcoming and patient. With a group of 4, she was accommodating to all skill levels. Collaborative when it came to questions and song requests. An absolute joy! This is a friendly LGBTQ+ space that felt very inclusive. Would gladly return to support this business

Best CPR class I've ever taken. It was informative and fun. the instructor was funny and made…read moreeveryone feel comfortable.

Cheyenne was amazing! Funny, and thorough, informative, had no hesitations to answer all…read morequestions. Learned so much, hands on training. Highly recommend the CPR/first aid class, whether beginner or advanced.