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20 Best Masters Programs In St. Louis, MO (2022 Updated)

BySave Our Schools Team November 22, 2022

20 Best Masters Programs In St. Louis, MO

1. Maryville University

Maryville University of St. Louis is a private university in Town and Country, Missouri. It was originally founded on April 6, 1872 by the Society of the Sacred Heart and offers more than 90 degrees at the undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral levels to students from 50 states and 47 countries.Wikipedia

Rating: (4.2 )
Address: 650 Maryville University Dr, Town and Country, MO 63141
Phone: (800) 627-9855
Graduation rate: 35.3% (For non-first-time, part-time in 2020–21)
Founded: April 6, 1872
Average salary after attending undergrad: 53,466 USD (2020)
Undergraduate tuition and fees: 27,166 USD (2020 – 21) IPEDS
Colors: Black, White, Red
Acceptance rate: 94.9% (2020) IPEDS
Appointments: maryville.edu
Profiles: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | YouTube
Hours:

Monday 8:30AM–4:30PM

Tuesday 8:30AM–4:30PM

Wednesday 8:30AM–4:30PM

Thursday 8:30AM–4:30PM

Friday 8:30AM–4:30PM

Saturday Closed

Sunday Closed

From Maryville University

"Founded in 1872, Maryville University is a comprehensive and nationally ranked private institution with an enrollment of more than 9,200 students. Maryville offers more than 90 degrees at the undergraduate, master’s and doctoral levels to students from 50 states and 55 countries."

Review Summary

Talked to an advisor 3 different times. The first time was a short call had no idea what was going on, okay whatever. Said he would figure things out and scheduled another appointment. Second call his man concern was me attending the webinar and informed me I could only take 2 classes for the first term and a total of 15 credits for the semester. News to me but okay if that's how its gotta be; okay, asked him with less than a month before classes why am I not in any classes yet? He said he would figure it out and get the ball rolling and made another appointment for August 12 to be sure everything was figured out. Third appointment still no classes, and no call. Talked to a different advisor and she told me he would call me back. Finally got from my advisor on the phone 2 hours after appointment where he began with saying I could only take 12 credit hours this semester till I got a gpa for maryville. Towards the end it was now only 9 credit hours for the 1st semester. What! Jack said depending on my gpa this semester I may be able to take 18 next semester. Really? Like I could even remotely believe that after switching 3 times. Bye Maryville! Thanks for leaving me 2 weeks to find a different college to go to! Train your staff with your 622$ per credit hour BS!J Uding

The online master degree in nursing has group work for every single class and almost every week. That doesn't seem so bad until you realizes that there are students all over the country in different time zones working 12 hrs shift. It is difficult to get everyone together on the same day and time, not mentioning the huge impact it has on your grades. So your grade is going to depend on everyone else. That for me destroys the Independence of online school that most working adults are looking for. Not mentioning all the drama that involves group work. The semester costs around $5,500, and I think that is too much money to have your grades jeopardize by inconvenient and excessive group work.Katia Nicholaw

If the admission representative I spoke to today is a reflection of what to expect from Maryville University, I would suggest you look elsewhere. I requested information so I can determine the best path to a graduate degree. I was mocked, scoffed and laughed at by the representative. I tried to explain my purpose, and she continued to talk over me. The worse demeaning attitude I've encountered in ages. I refuse to even consider other program options at this school simply due to my interaction today.Demetria Jackson

2. Lindenwood University

Lindenwood University is a private university in St. Charles, Missouri. Founded in 1827 by George Champlin Sibley and Mary Easton Sibley as The Lindenwood School for Girls, it is the second-oldest higher-education institution west of the Mississippi River.Wikipedia

Rating: (4.1 )
Address: 209 S Kingshighway St, St Charles, MO 63301
Phone: (636) 949-4579
Total enrollment: 8,697 (2017)
Undergraduate tuition and fees: 18,640 USD (2020 – 21) IPEDS
Mascot: Leo the Lion
President: John R. Porter
Colors: Black, Gold
Acceptance rate: 92.1% (2020) IPEDS
Areas served: St. Peters
Appointments: lindenwood.edu
Profiles: LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | YouTube
Hours:

Thursday 8AM–5PM

Friday 8AM–5PM

Saturday Closed

Sunday Closed

Monday 8AM–5PM

Tuesday 8AM–5PM

Wednesday Closed

From Lindenwood University

"Lindenwood University is a private four-year institution that has been serving students in the St. Louis metro area since 1827. Online and on-campus courses include over 80 undergraduate (majors and minors), 30 graduate, and one doctoral degree program. Certificate programs are also offered in a variety of formats. Lindenwood is known nationally and internationally for its integrative curriculum, innovation, entrepreneurship, and extraordinary dedication to students. Popular programs include bachelor's degrees in pre-art therapy, sport management, accounting, applied science, finance, mass communications, and media arts, as well as master's degrees in game design, MBA, human resources, studio art, instructional design, and fine arts."

Review Summary

The worst school I have EVER attended. I have had an issue with this school since the day I transferred. Besides their lack of diversity, they do nothing to assist their students and nothing to ensure that they are having the best college experience. My room was not cleaned over the summer (including the mold that was left on my air unit), they tried to fine me for a book that I had already returned, and they take forever to fix any issue that you have. I would not recommend this institute to my worst enemy. Good luckTehya Williams

Great academic, athletic, and social life here. However, as a student, the food here is terrible. They need to invest is some qualified personnel and better quality food at Evans. Spellman is the go to, but you can’t live off of Spellman due to the limited options for a decent meal.John Kenaga

Take into consideration of possibly getting a professor who is about to retire. They don’t care about teaching and Lindenwood will do nothing about it besides ask if you’d like to drop the course and in the same sentence tell you that you still have to pay for it….Jill Jones

3. Washington University School Of Medicine

Washington University School of Medicine is the medical school of Washington University in St. Louis in St. Louis, Missouri. Founded in 1891, the School of Medicine has 1,260 students, 604 of which are pursuing a medical degree with or without a combined Doctor of Philosophy or other advanced degree.Wikipedia

Rating: (4.7 )
Address: 660 S Euclid Ave, St. Louis, MO 63110
Phone: (314) 362-5000
Founded: 1891
Total enrollment: 1,349 (2010)
Subsidiaries: Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology, MORE
Undergraduate tuition and fees: 48,800 USD (2010 – 11)
Parent organization: The Washington University
Profiles: Instagram | Facebook | YouTube

Hours:

Thursday	Open 24 hours
Friday (Veterans Day)	Open 24 hours Hours might differ
Saturday	Open 24 hours
Sunday	Open 24 hours
Monday	Open 24 hours
Tuesday	Open 24 hours
Wednesday	Open 24 hours

From Washington University School of Medicine

"We are a top-ranked medical school and partner to Barnes-Jewish Hospital and St. Louis Children’s Hospital, where our faculty physicians treat patients and train new physicians. Our physicians and scientists also conduct life-saving research in areas including Alzheimer’s disease, cancer, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, infectious diseases and genomics."

Review Summary

This is for the billing department: I would suggest not setting up auto pay for a medical bill. If you can send payments in or pay in full but do not give them authorization to debit automatically. I set up a payment plan and needed to change the due date a month before the payment was set to debit from my card. The day finally came to debit and they decided to take 50.00 more than what I set the plan up for. I called and was able to get the 50 refunded but the lady informed me there was a note on my account by a supervisor stating because I changed the date the plan took double and I was informed when I changed the date by a pop up box thru MyChart. That doesn’t make any sense at all. Why would someone go thru with changing the date of something to get double debited. If that was the case I may as well have set the plan up for 100.00. Anywho, today I get a notification from my bank stating another 100.00 dollars debited. Again the plan was only set for 50.00. So what’s the excuse this month??? The math ain’t mathing!! -from a former patientDemetria Davis

Best doctors in town I had serious eye problems But the doctors At Washington University Do a great job I have diabetes And I didn't look after myself in a good way I went blind for about 6 months Like I said the doctor's at washu did a great job God-bless and keep up the good workMyron Melton

What else can one say about one of the top medical facility in the United States. The staff is top notch, medical services are available for those who choose to take advantage of these services. I can't give enough accolades to this fine institution.Barbara Lewis

4. Missouri State University

Missouri State University, formerly Southwest Missouri State University, is a public university in Springfield, Missouri. Founded in 1905 as the Fourth District Normal School, it is the state's second largest university by enrollment, with an enrollment of 22,926 in the fall semester of 2021.Wikipedia

Rating: (4.1 )
Address: 901 S National Ave, Springfield, MO 65897
Phone: (417) 836-5000
Total enrollment: 24,163 (2020)
Undergraduate tuition and fees: In-state tuition 8,294 USD, Out-of-state tuition 16,498 USD (2020 – 21) IPEDS
Mascot: Boomer the Bear
Colors: White, Maroon
Acceptance rate: 86.6% (2020) IPEDS
Football stadium: Robert W. Plaster Stadium
Profiles: LinkedIn | Instagram | Pinterest | Facebook | Twitter
Hours:

Monday 8AM–5PM

Tuesday 8AM–5PM

Wednesday 8AM–5PM

Thursday 8AM–5PM

Friday 8AM–5PM

Saturday Closed

Sunday Closed

From Missouri State University

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Review Summary

Atfter 3 years… Word to the wise, more often than not, you never crack open that 100, 200 something dollar book. A quarter of the professors are great people and go above and beyond and are the positives of the university. Another quarter are there and go through the motions, pretty average and that's fine. The rest are communicationally and emotionally compromised and feel the need to be dictators of their classrooms and go on emotional rants unrelated to material, are professors that have checked out because retirement is around the corner, or are teaching assistants in their early 20s and have no idea what they're doing and rush through so they can get THEIR work done. Parking is a mad house the first half of the semester. I've spent an hour trying to find parking and gave up, I've been threatened and screamed at, dealt with aggression and almost hit by cars. It's not like I felt safe on campus anyways or in Springfield for that matter. The school enrollment is growing faster than they're willing to keep up expecting more and more from professors and give less and less to those who pay the continually raising tuition.Steph McCarty

I myself have had a horrible experience at MSU, but I won't let that account for the school as a whole. If you are considering entering the Computer Information Systems program, you should really consider another school. The instructors in the program are currently abysmal. They are working hard to improve the program, but for now you will learn at a pace and challenge level much less than you would even get at OTC. The College of Business in general felt like a degree mill, in my opinion. As for the rest of the campus, it really is great in every way. You can do almost anything you need right on campus easily. The Foster Recreation center has an awesome pool and great selection of workout equipment. The library is also top-notch and has a great selection. I have a feeling that if you're pursuing an education in non-technical subjects, this would be a great school for the money. If that's not the case though, I highly recommend you seek a better business school elsewhere. Springfield has a hard time retaining talent, and you'll find little of it in the more technical departments at MSU.scott knox

BUYER BEWARE: You'll be fine at MSU as long as you don't complain about any lack of teaching pedagogy in your classes. As a student I have had a Jekyll and Hyde type of experience here; some professors include direct instruction (in a number of modalities) others do not. I was told verbatim by a professor; "I'll do what I want and no one can tell me differently". Another professor, on three separate exams, gave no feedback and in a class of 16 students had four A's with the rest, B, C, D, F, range and didn't change his "Educating" the entire semester. One other professor who had given out continual C's and B's – said he didn't need to teach for "Mastery" of the topic – he only needed to give "Students a shot"… Keep in mind professors are experts in an area and not teachers – that is do not have the training and education to teach, to reach students. Further, in classes I have never seen an administrator come and evaluate the level of "Teaching" being done.ME W

5. Fontbonne University

Fontbonne University is a private Roman Catholic university in Clayton, Missouri. It enrolled 955 students in 2021. Fontbonne is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and it offers undergraduate, master's, and doctoral degree programs.Wikipedia

Rating: (4.5 )
Address: 6800 Wydown Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63105
Phone: (314) 889-1400
Total enrollment: 2,532 (2010)
Undergraduate tuition and fees: 28,200 USD (2020 – 21) IPEDS
Mascot: Griffin
President: Dennis C. Golden
Colors: White, Blue, Purple, Gold
Profiles: Facebook | LinkedIn | Twitter | Instagram | YouTube
Acceptance rate: 85.4% (2020) IPEDS

From Fontbonne University

"Fontbonne University is a private liberal arts university located in suburban St. Louis, Missouri."

Review Summary

I'm a Fontbonne University Art Alumni and I can say that it's one of the best kept secrets of St. Louis Colleges when it comes to Art. With a focus on classical, figurative studies you won't find any school that can touch the expertise of the professors in the Art Department. Take one class with the famed Victor Wang and you'll see why students come from all over the world just to learn from this master. The faculty provides next-level support that goes above and beyond teaching skills … they help you to navigate the difficulties and intricacies of the "real world." That can be said of many of the faculty outside of the art department, too. I feel that Fontbonne really prepared me for life outside of college and they did everything they could to provide me with opportunities. The small, historic, easy-to-navigate campus provides a scenic and intimate college experience but still has a lot of the experiences you would expect at a larger college. As small as it is, you really feel as though you matter at Fontbonne. The class sizes are small, providing you with the best possible interaction with the professors. The library has an incredibly curated collection for such a small school, and the cafeteria turns out great food. Seriously, though … it was an amazing experience. Don't let the "Catholic" designation turn you away, either … Fontbonne is very welcoming to all sorts of people. I absolutely suggest you look at Fontbonne for your college education. I really felt upon graduation that I was leaving a family and a community of people who truly cared about me and my development as a professional. I still keep in touch with my mentors to this day and I can say, that, YES … I'm a non-starving artist and a BFA graduate using her art degree. The information I learned at Fontbonne was fantastic, but I learned much more than the books could ever teach me. And I can say today that I'm proud to be a Griffin!Samantha Beaty

I transferred there in the Summer of 1995 and graduated in May 1997 with a B.A. Art. After attending 3 other colleges my basic credits transferred. I was homeless and they let me live in the upper class dorm. I was able to get an on campus job at their library, financial aid, and took out student loans to pay for everything. Three months before graduation I felt I was unfairly fired from student teaching & that was painful. Judith Failoni asked me to quit college and leave. I said no. Instead, I was offered and did volunteer work at SLAM to graduate with a B.A. in Art. I'm glad I'm not a teacher. I'm glad I decided to get my degree. The wife of Dennis G. Golden, the President of Fontbonne, helped me get an impacted wisdom tooth removed for free from an oral surgeon she met at a party and drove me to and from my appointments. I didn't have any insurance and was grateful for the help. I enjoyed making friends with some of the Taiwanese students. I helped them adjust to American life by practicing English and going shopping. I test drove used cars for them to help them decide which one to buy. I didn't own a car and took Bistate buses and Metrolink everywhere. I'm United Methodist and didn't attended Catholic parochial or high school.Jean Montgomery

I am an alumnus of Fontbonne University. I earned both my Bachelor of Science in Business Administration – Marketing and Master of Management degrees from this higher education institution. I chose Fontbonne because the matriculation from Rosati-Kain high school to the campus was the next level for me in my education. The small classes were ideal for me because I had been groomed since grade school to excel with one-on-one interaction with the instructors. The student body is multicultural which is important because the world is a reflection of all walks of life. The most important component that drew me to Fontbonne was its mission statement. I am Catholic and it is very important for me to be able to exercise my faith. Potential students should select an institution that is a good "fit" for them and not based on popularity amongst friends or a name. I highly recommend Fontbonne University.Pinklamoda

6. St. Louis Community College – Meramec

St. Louis Community College–Meramec campus is located in the suburb of Kirkwood, Missouri. Meramec is the largest community college in Missouri with over 12,000 undergraduate and transfer students.Wikipedia

Rating: (4.0 )
Address: 11333 Big Bend Rd, St. Louis, MO 63122
Phone: (314) 984-7500
Founded: 1967, St. Louis, MO
Undergraduate tuition and fees: In-state tuition 2,250 USD, Out-of-state tuition 4,500 USD (2010 – 11)
Colors: Navy Blue, Silver
Parent organization: St. Louis Community College
Areas served: St. Louis
Appointments: stlcc.edu
Profiles: Twitter | Facebook
Hours:

Monday 8AM–5PM

Tuesday 8AM–5PM

Wednesday 8AM–5PM

Thursday 8AM–5PM

Friday 7:30AM–4:30PM

Saturday Closed

Sunday Closed

From St. Louis Community College – Meramec

"Nestled in Kirkwood’s charming historic district, our picturesque Meramec campus is central to community attractions and businesses."

Review Summary

terrible people place full of liars and conmen! i had gone a few years back got student aid and had a bunch of things come up and had to drop out so i dropped out within the time frame so i wouldnt have to worry about paying anything back. cool few years go by and out of no where they are claiming i owe them money now and i argued this no one cared to look into this at all and now they take my state taxes every year to pay it back and they refuse to give me my transcripts to attend another college.. absolutely do not waste your time with them its a money sink they dont care about the students they dont care about education they have zero professional pride. honestly goto a proper college get a proper degree because these people dont care about anything but a paycheck. they do absolutely no investigating at all with anything ive got lists of things that happened where a proper investigation should have been done and they didnt. DO NOT GO HERE THEY DO NOT CARE ABOUT YOU!Kevin Marler

Having attended a number of 4 year universities, I am rather impressed with the quality of the instruction here … and at a fraction of the cost. As traditional private four year universities hunker down and concentrate on obtaining federal grants, and begging for scraps from alumni while generally ignoring the students, this school's mission is primarily educational. Sure the food isn't gourmet, and all the students aren't hand picked from private schools via house recruiters … but, in honesty, this school is more academically rigorous than many private universities, and without all the fluff that costs a pretty penny in tuition. In addition, unlike private universities, one can take classes here just for fun without breaking the bank; many such classes and certifications are offered for those wishing self-improvement and to learn without academics raining on their parade. I particularly recommend the Horticulture Program, it is both top notch and unique.Andrew Covey

I'm wrapping up my associates soon. Meramec is a pretty good college. Advisors are ok, very hit and miss but my advisor was great. Admissions people were not as great. Financial aid is good. Professors are 80% good and 20% bad. The bad ones are REALLY bad and drag down your experience here. Use "rate my professor" or talk to other students to find the good professors. I had a class with a professor that told us he hated his job and we could tell because that class was hell. I doubt many universities are any better because every place has at least a few bad professors. Do your research, advocate for yourself, sign up for good courses, and you will do great and save a ton of money.Katya R

7. Missouri Baptist University

Missouri Baptist University is a private Southern Baptist university in Creve Coeur, Missouri. It is one of three universities of the Missouri Baptist Convention. The main campus is located on a 68-acre site near Creve Coeur and Town and County in West St Louis County, off highway 64-40.Wikipedia

Rating: (4.4 )
Address: 1 College Park Dr, St. Louis, MO 63141
Phone: (314) 434-1115
Graduation rate: 59.5% (For non-first-time, full-time in 2020–21)
Total enrollment: 5,062 (2010)
Undergraduate tuition and fees: 30,548 USD (2020 – 21) IPEDS
Colors: White, Navy Blue
Acceptance rate: 64.8% (2020) IPEDS
Profiles: Instagram
Hours:

Monday 8AM–4:30PM

Tuesday 8AM–4:30PM

Wednesday 8AM–4:30PM

Thursday 8AM–4:30PM

Friday 8AM–4:30PM

Saturday Closed

Sunday Closed

From Missouri Baptist University

"Missouri Baptist University is filled with people who believe our students have the potential to change the world for the better. We are a community where you will develop lifelong friends and mentors. You will be challenged to realize your potential and clarify your path in life. This is a place to Shine On."

Review Summary

My son goes here and absolutely loves it. The folks have always been helpful, and friendly. Never been asked for a parking pass 🙂 have been on this campus several times. Would recommend it to anyone that wants a more personal education, instead of being a number.Rhonda Syjud

Me and my family really enjoyed Mo Bap. Staff was very friendly, Registration took all day but it was well worth it getting to know you adult child new family. I am more relaxed knowing he's going to be okay. I Love there core values. Thank Missouri Baptist.Dorothy Whitehead

Gran it you may have to resend some documents a few times, tuition is abit high but your paying for a quality education, the office people are plesant and helpful, over all it is a good college, good professors.Angie Rose

8. St. Charles Community College

St. Charles Community College is a public community college in St. Charles, Missouri. Established in 1986, SCC's first fall semester in 1987 had an enrollment of 1,547 students.Wikipedia

Rating: (3.5 )
Address: 4601 Mid Rivers Mall Dr, Cottleville, MO 63376
Phone: (636) 922-8000
Graduation rate: 26.4% (For first-time, full-time in 2020–21)
Founded: 1986
Total enrollment: 11,892 (2010)
Undergraduate tuition and fees: In-state tuition 4,152 USD, Out-of-state tuition 5,520 USD (2020 – 21) IPEDS
Mascot: Scooter McCougar
President: Ronald Chesbrough
Colors: Grey, Maroon
Profiles: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | Twitter

Hours:

Monday	8AM–4:30PM
Tuesday	8AM–4:30PM
Wednesday	8AM–4:30PM
Thursday	8AM–4:30PM
Friday	8AM–4:30PM
Saturday	Closed
Sunday	Closed
Monday	8AM–10PM
Tuesday	8AM–10PM
Wednesday	8AM–10PM
Thursday	8AM–10PM
Friday	8AM–10PM
Saturday	8AM–5PM
Sunday	Closed
Monday	7:30AM–9PM
Tuesday	7:30AM–9PM
Wednesday	7:30AM–9PM
Thursday	7:30AM–9PM
Friday	7:30AM–4:30PM
Saturday	9AM–2PM
Sunday	Closed
Monday	8AM–4:30PM
Tuesday	8AM–4:30PM
Wednesday	8AM–4:30PM
Thursday	8AM–4:30PM
Friday	8AM–4:30PM
Saturday	Closed
Sunday	Closed

From St. Charles Community College

"St. Charles Community College is a public St. Charles-area two-year college in suburban St. Charles County, Missouri. Two-year associate degrees and certificate programs in the arts, business, sciences and career-technical fields are offered at SCC, as well as workforce training and community-based personal and professional development, in addition to cultural, recreational and entertainment opportunities. St. Charles Community College is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools."

Review Summary

The financial aid process is terrible and I have encountered many road blocks. It took me months just to sort out the paperwork with financial aid. My first semester IN CLASS was good. I enjoyed the class and the teachers were great. I tried to enroll in summer classes and found out I did not have financial aid. It would have been nice to know that this process must be done for each semester. I tried to get financial aid for the fall semester only to encounter another road block. The financial aid office states they need proof of citizenship. I have already provided documents stating I am a naturalized citizen and they have it on file. This is the same document they used to approve me for financial aid my first semester. Suddenly this documentation is not proof enough. Keep in mind I have not been contacted by the school stating this has been an issue. I had to call the school to figure out why I haven't been approved. They gave me the usual run around. Getting anything done at this school is like pulling teeth. If you can go somewhere else I would recommend to do that. Also the financial aid office has some bad attitudes… just want to update that my student loan payments are no longer deferred until after graduation. Im currently considered as unenrolled and my grace period has started which means i am required to make payments on my loans while also trying to re enroll back to this school. At this point i dont even want to go back to collegeStruggle

At the beginning of the year I received a pell grant that totaled my tuition for the entire year and then some. I was then advised that even though I had the money to pay for all of my classes and receive extra afterwards that they would not pay for two of my classes because they are not on my plan for my degree. I am going to a new school in the fall because scc is constantly changing requirements for their degrees and I have 3 classes that I have taken that do not count for anything. So I need those two classes to transfer but they keep emailing me to drop them before it “hinders my financial status”. They don’t pair you with an academic advisor and don’t really help you with choosing classes or advising you of anything beyond your first semester there. I also had a code that I needed for a book for my math class that totaled $60 dollars. I reached out to the financial aid department about this and they said that since the book was through a 3rd party that financial aid would not cover it. All in all this is not a helpful campus. They advertise that they’re a 2 year school but if I stay here it will take at least 3.5 to just get an associates degree. They don’t help with financial aid answers and don’t provide the necessary tools to have a healthy education. All in all I’d rather spend the extra 10 grand and go to a school that is helpful and understands students.Jillian Goetz

I have tried with my daughter to get her Aplus program figured out, and each time she or I go to the admissions desk/department, they seem to not really care and not anxious to help, almost as though they are bothered by her or I asking for help. I would recommend, if you have the option to go to another community college, to be sure to check if the administrative/admissions desk will be willing to help and read reviews about the college you are thinking about choosing. This was my first go around with a child entering college, but for my next 3 we will look for sure at other colleges and other options. If you can get past all the above, my daughter has not had any issues with the professors. So in summary, if you can get past admissions and administrators maybe a good choice. But just be aware you will be figuring things out on your own or plan to be very frustrated and put off due to their processes.The Hawk Seven

9. University Of Health Sciences And Pharmacy In St. Louis

The University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy in St. Louis is a private university focused on the health sciences that is located in St. Louis, Missouri. It was founded in 1864 as the St. Louis College of Pharmacy.Wikipedia

Rating: (4.7 )
Address: 1 Pharmacy Place, St. Louis, MO 63110
Phone: (314) 367-8700
Graduation rate: 83% (For first-time, full-time in 2020–21)
Undergraduate tuition and fees: 30,708 USD (2020 – 21) IPEDS
President: John A. Pieper
Acceptance rate: 78.2% (2020) IPEDS
Profiles: Instagram | YouTube | LinkedIn | Twitter | Facebook
Hours:

Thursday 8:30AM–5PM

Friday (Veterans Day) 8:30AM–5PM Hours might differ

Saturday Closed

Sunday Closed

Monday 8:30AM–5PM

Tuesday 8:30AM–5PM

Wednesday 8:30AM–5PM

From University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy in St. Louis

"For more than 150 years, University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy in St. Louis has educated innovators and leaders who impact health care locally, nationally and globally. The University offers undergraduate, graduate and professional degrees that prepare students for a variety of health professions careers and provides the perfect foundation for professional or graduate study, including our flagship Doctor of Pharmacy program within St. Louis College of Pharmacy, the third-oldest and 10th-largest college of pharmacy in the United States. Connected through a rich history of discovery, innovation and excellence, our alumni live and work across the United States and the world in fields across health care, business and research."

Review Summary

A clean, crisp, professional, state-of-the-art institution! The vibe is amazing as students are gathered in many study spaces either collaborating together or simply hanging out. And their rec center/ gym is top notch. How cool for competitive gym to be sunken in three floors? We were very impressed with Jordan Laird, one of the admissions personnel, who took over 2 hours with us going over all aspects of the college, the tremendous amenities, and discussed all the fun campus life opportunities. And then she took us on an extensive tour of all the facilities, professional buildings, and residential offerings. And can’t say enough about Starbucks and Chick-fil-a steps from class or dorm. This school is amazing!Brandt Callahan

I'm currently a student at STLCOP and I truly believe it is equipping me with the tools to succeed in this field. I plan on pursuing an additional degree after STLCOP and I am confident that the foundation this school has built for me will be very beneficial.Nick Potter

Beautiful Campus. They always to an awesome job on the up keep. It's a quiet place to sit and reflect. It's always quiet and peaceful. I love how it is nestled in the Central West End. I love how I can sit and reflect. Still beautifulLiz Twente

10. Saint Louis University

Saint Louis University is a private Jesuit research university with campuses in St. Louis, Missouri, United States, and Madrid, Spain. Founded in 1818 by Louis William Valentine DuBourg, it is the oldest university west of the Mississippi River and the second-oldest Jesuit university in the United States.Wikipedia

Rating: (4.1 )
Address: 1 N Grand Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63103
Phone: (800) 758-3678
Total enrollment: 13,287 (2014)
Undergraduate tuition and fees: 48,824 USD (2020 – 21) IPEDS
Mascot: Billiken
Acceptance rate: 55.5% (2020) IPEDS
Appointments: slu.edu
Profiles: LinkedIn | Twitter | Instagram | TikTok | Facebook
Hours:

Thursday 8:30AM–5PM

Friday 8:30AM–5PM

Saturday Closed

Sunday Closed

Monday 8:30AM–5PM

Tuesday 8:30AM–5PM

Wednesday 8:30AM–5PM

From Saint Louis University

"Saint Louis University is a Catholic, Jesuit institution that values academic excellence, life-changing research, compassionate health care, and a strong commitment to faith and service."

Review Summary

The staff at the registrars office needs a lot of work. They have made the process of requesting a transcript a disaster. As a "catholic" educational institute the school should understand the need of transcripts and do their best to accommodate students in there path of continuing education. The staff needs to work on both their customer service skills and conflict resolution practices. The behavior of the staff during phone conversations and email correspondence has been completely inappropriate. Our firm would separate from individuals with their antics as soon as possible. I have been requesting my transcript since July 28 and my new school has still not received it. It my understanding that my transcript was finally sent on August 8 but I have been given no proof of that. UMSL understood my concerns on the situation and offered to accept the transcript via email. I sent an email to SLU at 10:40 asking them to send my transcript to UMSL via email as soon as possible. After hearing no response, I sent two additional emails at 12:30 and 2:00 but still received no response or indication my emails had even been requested. I finally called the school at 2:30 and the assistant registrar argued with for several minutes about how I was insulting and didn't allow them time to respond. However, she was well aware of the situation and knew who I was before I even mentioned my name. Instead of arguing for several minutes with a disrespectful attitude the correct method for resolution would have been apologizing for my experience and trying to accommodate my needs. After I explained it is taking more time to argue then to fix the situation I was told it would be emailed that day. At 3:30 I received a completely inappropriate email in which I responded with my concerns on how the school handled the situation. In my opinion the school is more of hassle than it is worth. You should always put the education of your students or former students first instead of treating someone with utter disrespect. I have asked to sit down with whoever oversees the registrars office. I have several suggestions on how the staff can improve and work with students in a respectful and helpful matter.Chelsea Langeneckert

It's a private university, so it costs more than others in the area, but if you have financial need or have great grades, you can get a LOT of help. The school itself feels very separate from the surrounding area. It's almost as if going into another city when you step off campus. The professors are wonderful, the reputation is good, and honestly the grounds are beautiful. I don't regret my time here and would happily attend again.Chelsea

I recently finished my first year at SLU and I could not be happier with my decision to go here. I am in the nursing program and lived in a learning community last year. I met so many amazing people and I loved my professors. I had so many great opportunity a this year alone and I will also be attending The schools campus in Madrid Spain in the full.Grace Miklosovic

11. Washington University In St. Louis

Washington University in St. Louis is a private research university with its main campus in St. Louis County, and Clayton, Missouri. Founded in 1853 and named after George Washington, it is ranked among the most prestigious universities in the United States and in the world by major institutional publications.Wikipedia

Rating: (4.5 )
Address: 1 Brookings Dr, St. Louis, MO 63130
Phone: (314) 935-5000
Total enrollment: 15,155 (2016)
Undergraduate tuition and fees: 58,866 USD (2020 – 21) IPEDS
Mascot: Bear
Profiles: LinkedIn | Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | TikTok
Acceptance rate: 16% (2020) IPEDS

From Washington University in St. Louis

"Washington University in St. Louis is a place where people matter and serious work is done. Our mission is to discover and disseminate knowledge, and to protect the freedom of inquiry through research, teaching and learning. Washington University creates an environment to encourage and support an ethos of wide-ranging exploration. Washington University’s faculty and staff strive to enhance the lives and livelihoods of students, the people of the greater St. Louis community, the country and the world."

Review Summary

St.louis is so lucky to have such a prestigious school in the heart of our city. Its so pretty and the campus is is pretty quiet at the moment due to covid but when everyone is on campus everyone you pass smiles and if you ever need help find a building everyone is willing to help point out the direction you need to go. I've worked here for 2 years and it is the best place I've ever worked. Looking forward to the next 20 years with this company. Such a great place to be.Tyler Uebel (Oshiznit)

Beautiful campus with all the traditional styled buildings. I really like the new Bauer hall which features a huge glass roof. I went to Sam Fox school to learn more about their Architecture programs. The staff and faculty there are super friendly and answered all my questions with passion.Yuchen Guo

I'm currently a graduate student here at WashU. It's a good school and top ranked According to US news ranking. What I liked about WashU is the campus which is neither too big nor too small. I almost forget to add: wifi connection speed is very bad.Aung Myo Htut

12. Olin School Of Business

The Olin Business School is one of seven academic schools at Washington University in St. Louis. Founded in 1917, the business school was renamed for entrepreneur John M. Olin in 1988.Wikipedia

Rating: (4.3 )
Located in: Washington University in St. Louis
Address: 1 Snow Way Dr, St. Louis, MO 63130
Phone: (314) 935-7301
Founded: 1917
Total enrollment: 1,698 (2010)
Profiles: LinkedIn | YouTube | Facebook | Twitter
Undergraduate tuition and fees: 48,950 USD, International tuition 48,950 USD (2017 – 18)

From Olin School of Business

"This 177,000-square-foot facility earned LEED Gold certification from the U.S. Green Building Council and has quickly become a popular nexus for Olin Business School and the entire WashU community. Several large tiered and flat classrooms equipped with state-of-the-art technology converge around a three-story glass Atrium and Frick Forum, which provide unique areas for town-hall meetings, speakers, and events. Starbuck's and Bauer Hall Café serve meals throughout the day."

Review Summary

I'm a recent alum and an immigrant. The Olin family has always made me feel welcome to The US and to St. Louis. Many schools say they have a collaborative culture, and it could be true, but I'd say Olin lives and breathes collaboration every single day. From fellow students, faculty, non-teaching staff to even the Starbucks employees everyone knows you and your story. Many professors are world class with their research and/or teaching, but there are a few who need improvement. The building and its facilities/equipment are state-of-the-art. St. Louis has a burgeoning startup scene that budding entrepreneurs can take advantage of (no visa support, though). The Greater St. Louis area has many F500 companies that seem to have strong ties to WashU and Olin, but an absurdly high percentage of them do not even look at immigrant students during recruiting. Student clubs are hit or miss; depends on the leadership in place at the time. Ditto with social life; depends on how outgoing students are.Jefri Tamba

A global academic powerhouse. One of the best on earth and getting better every year! These degrees are outrageously hard to get through but are simply pure gold at the end of the rainbow. You will literally have companies fighting for you before and after you complete your MBA. The professors are dedicated to the highest degree and push their students to the MAX because they care! Every dollar you spend at Olin they put 5 in to make the best MBA and B-degree possible. Profit means nothing to Olin as a MBA school (it invests far more than it takes in tuition)… RESULTS of its students and impact on the world around are king and what drive this tiny business school into greatness!Andrew Commando68

The John M. Olin School of Business at Washington University in St. Louis is one of the best B-schools in the world, and has provided me with a strong foundation upon which to build by career. The professors are inspiring and foster a top-notch learning experience, and the quality of the student body could not be higher. I am extremely fortunate to hold an MBA degree from Olin – it represents an elite education, an association with some of the world’s foremost educators and a connection to some of the world’s most successful business leaders.Robyn Glaser

13. Missouri Botanical Garden

The Missouri Botanical Garden is a botanical garden located at 4344 Shaw Boulevard in St. Louis, Missouri. It is also known informally as Shaw's Garden for founder and philanthropist Henry Shaw.Wikipedia

Rating: (4.8 )
Address: 4344 Shaw Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63110
Phone: (314) 577-5100
Founded: 1859
Profiles: Instagram | Twitter
Hours:

Thursday 9AM–4PM

Friday 9AM–4PM

Saturday 9AM–4PM

Sunday 9AM–4PM

Monday Closed

Tuesday 9AM–4PM

Wednesday 9AM–4PM

From Missouri Botanical Garden

"An oasis in the city of St. Louis and a world leader in plant science, conservation, and sustainability."

Review Summary

We came from out of town and seeing all the good reviews we decided to make this a place to stop. It did not disappoint. So many beautiful and unique plants, flowers and trees to see! Kids from 3-13 enjoyed their time at the kids garden too. We had lunch at the cafe and it was soo good!! Loved the view sitting outside to eat. We spent several hours and still didn't get to everything. You could spend an entire day there for sure. A place of serenity.Angie Steen

What a magical place! We had a lovely time. 3 hours wasn't enough, I could have stayed all day. Bonus that our food from the cafe was also delicious and had the nicest staff ever. Huge thanks to the staffer who told me about how the wooden table was made from a tree that had to be removed from the garden, that was cool to know! One of the best botannical gardens I have been to in the country!Valerie Welch

A really nice family friendly garden. Current under renovations to welcome center area, looks like a big project that will be amazing when completed. We came on Juneteenth for a free day at the gardens. They often have gardening workshops and the kids area of the gardens is amazing! Tons of fun things to play on, a slash pad, and more! Would come back just for the kids area!Quincy Blackwell

14. St. Louis College Of Health Careers

Rating: (3.5 )
Address: 1297 N Hwy Dr, Fenton, MO 63026
Phone: (636) 529-0000
Graduation rate: 77.9% (For non-first-time, full-time in 2020–21)
Average salary after attending undergrad: 24,587 USD (2020)
Undergraduate enrollment: 501 (2020–21)
Average annual cost for students receiving federal aid: 24,336 USD (2021)
Acceptance rate: 62.7% (2020) IPEDS
Areas served: Missouri
Appointments: slchc.edu
Profiles: Facebook | LinkedIn
Hours:

Thursday 8AM–6PM

Friday 8AM–5PM

Saturday Closed

Sunday Closed

Monday 8AM–7PM

Tuesday 8AM–7PM

Wednesday 8AM–7PM

From St. Louis College of Health Careers

"St. Louis College of Health Careers (SLCHC) is a progressive institution dedicated to training individuals to understand the complexities and sophistication of modern medical systems. Students are trained for successful, rewarding careers in the healthcare field."

Review Summary

Do not go here if you want to be an RT. Financial aid department is incompetent. None of the credits transfer! The staff make contradictory statements or can’t give you a clear answer to your questions. You will have to chase down financial aid to get them to actually do their job. Money will go missing or they will tell you that you owe when you don’t. Your account will never be accurate or up to date.They need to be audited. All hospitals in STL think slchc is a joke which is why these students don’t get hired or have such a hard time getting a clinical rotation. No one wants students from this school. Response to comment: I personally know students who attend this school and I was in the process of applying until these things came to light from my experience thus far. The credits do not transfer. I can’t get a straight answer, and financial aid is incompetent. I don’t have to be currently enrolled to have dealt with these issues. And unfortunately the students who are enrolled who want to leave CANT because they would have to start completely over anywhere else due to credits not transferring so they unfortunately have no choice.Jeffrey Thomas

Great school. Just finished my associates degree in Respiratory Therapy & starting my bachelors degree in September. The instructors want you succeed & offers extra help outside of class hours. I LOVE Amy in admissions. She’s been there every step from the very beginning, checking in and making sure classes are going good & helping me enroll in my bachelors program. Danielle In career services is bomb! She’s reviewed my resume & helps with mock interviews to get you ready for the real thing. She also sends out tone of job postings Lol. I’ve recommended my school to a few of my friends & they love it!Jasmine Herron

A lot of discrimination from the instructors and Dean. They pick and choose who they want to give points to. Med surg teacher stated "This group don't deserve to be nurses " "I will continue to change the test up so they won't be able to pass" and she did exactly that and nothing was done about it . They say you can only flunk two courses but they allow certain people to return over and over and over .They need to be shut down and refund every student their money back .Also treat some of their staff like trash !Not to mention the DON was fired from Beck College for discrimination.Marilyn Monroe

15. Fathers & Families Support Center

Rating: (4.8 )
Address: 1601 Olive St, St. Louis, MO 63103
Phone: (314) 333-4170
Areas served: St Louis City
Appointments: fatherssupportcenter.org
Profiles: Facebook | LinkedIn | Instagram | Twitter
Hours:

Thursday 9AM–4PM

Friday 9AM–4PM

Saturday Closed

Sunday Closed

Monday 9AM–4PM

Tuesday 9AM–4PM

Wednesday 9AM–4PM

From Fathers & Families Support Center

"Fathers & Families Support Center (formerly Fathers’ Support Center) began in 1997 with one employee, founder Halbert Sullivan, holding the first class in 1998. Starting as a small service agency dedicated to helping transform fathers disengaged from their children into nurturing parents, ready to support their children, FFSC has grown into a comprehensive service agency with 45 full-time employees, having reached over 19,000 fathers and made a difference for more than 46,000 children."

Review Summary

I am unfortunately having to take this course while residing at the Transition Center of St Louis. What they are teaching me is lessons in life that I have already experienced or does not pertain to me. I have confronted Mr. Barns, the representative here at the center, and I could have not been more disgusted with his lack of professionalism. I requested the contact info for Mr. Sullivan and my request was denied. I will start resuming the course as required just as soon as Mr. Barnes, Mr. Sullivan and myself sit down and talk about alternate paths that I can take.K Bramlett

Father's support is exactly just as it says (Father's support) my instructor was Mr.Colvin and he Facilitates the west florissant location in North County and his Passion for teaching and bettering baby daddies into father's is unmatched! The knowledge that you get from the program is a true gift if I say so myself… No matter what your situation is as a father in STL it is def worth going to father's support center. Why not be father of the year every year ya know.. the icing on the cake is that the services rendered are available to you and YOUR family for a year!Jamel Ellis

It is impressive to watch the transformation of men who enter this program and graduate. The staff work with each participant and quickly identifiy what is needed to get each man to be a better version of themselves. FFSC puts an emphasis on taking care of responsibilites and home and to each man individaully. Graduates are more confident and inpsired to be the best fathes they can be in whatever form that looks like. The staff take active roles in the lives of the participants.Anthony Arington

16. Master Kim's Kum Sung Martial Arts

Rating: (5.0 )
Located in: Greentree Center
Address: 10332 Manchester Rd, St. Louis, MO 63122
Phone: (314) 835-9692
Profiles: Facebook
Hours:

Thursday 10AM–8:30PM

Friday 10AM–8:30PM

Saturday 10:30AM–8:30PM

Sunday Closed

Monday 10AM–8:30PM

Tuesday 10AM–8:30PM

Wednesday 10AM–8:30PM

From Master Kim's Kum Sung Martial Arts

"Martial arts classes,including Taekwondo,Hapkido,judo,& weapones & much more… we are teaching 2yr old & up"

Review Summary

My son had a rough initial experience with a very different martial arts place. Coming to Master Kim instead has made such an amazing difference for him! I will never go back! On day 1, Master Kim showed my son just how much fun martial arts could be and how important it is to work hard. If he struggled, Master Kim immediately assisted to help h get it right. He has the perfect amount of humor and fun and seriousness that is needed when working with young children to help build confidence and skill. When my son walked in on day 2, he was greeted by name and recognized for his improvement. A massive difference from the other place we started at. If you are considering starting martial arts for your child, I HIGHLY recommend coming in to check out Master Kim's dojo. Everyone on the staff is phenomenal and I can't wait to see what my oldest learns or for his brother to get started as well. A huge thank you to the entire staff!Jessica Ainsworth

I have been to several different Martial Arts Schools but this school sticks out !! Grand Master Kim is an awesome martial arts master and he is beyond great with the kids and adults !! His staff as well as him are very friendly and beyond helpful. I could not ask for more. The classes are fun and engaging as well as challenging. This is a true martial arts school that will bring out the very best in you and your child. You are treated like family and the facility is clean and spotless !! Do yourself a favor go and check out the classes and you will be amazed how awesome they are!! The best school hands down !!Anthony Iannone

We were referred by a friend when my 12 year old daughter and 10 year old son asked me to find a Taekwondo class for them. Master Kim and his team are very professional, and they keep the classes very interesting, fun and structured. They teach kids discipline, respect and self confidence. On the first class, my daughter already broke 2 pieces of wood, and it helped her self-confidence tremendously. (She was getting bullied at school, so she wanted to learn some skills to protect herself) This is only our first month, and my kids LOVES it so much. Thank you Master Kim.Melissa Lu

17. Nclex Success – St Louis, Mo

Rating: (5.0 )
Address: 4818 Washington Ave, St. Louis, MO 63108
Phone: (215) 962-4996
Hours:

Thursday 11AM–7PM

Friday 11AM–7PM

Saturday 11AM–7PM

Sunday 11AM–7PM

Monday 11AM–7PM

Tuesday 11AM–7PM

Wednesday 11AM–3PM

From NCLEX Success – St Louis, MO

"NCLEX Success proudly boasts over 30 years of experience working with nursing students and nursing graduates to promote success in passing nursing exams, ATI & HESI exams, and the NCLEX-RN or NCLEX-PN on the first try. The focus is helping students feel empowered to manage the large amounts of reading material and reading NCLEX-RN style test questions. You will learn how to break apart NCLEX-RN test questions and apply knowledge during a test (with a near perfect track record) – based in St Louis, MO."

Review Summary

I have known Sue Minkel for almost 8 years. We met while I was a nursing student at Mercer County Community College. Sue helped tutor students during the school semesters as well as tutored them for the Nclex itself, myself included. Professor Minkel is kind, caring, and has an astute sense of students’ abilities. For instance, if she thought I was having difficulty in a certain area she would direct me on how to use certain strategies to overcome that particular weakness. Those interventions helped me succeed throughout the nursing program. It has been a pleasure knowing her. An important quality of Professor Minkel is her interaction with students. Her ability to listen to all the challenges of a nursing student and her willingness to help them succeed sets her apart from others in her field. I have personally benefited from Sue's tutoring sessions and I believe many others will. I have come to know and respect Professor Minkel from our time together and can attest to her ability as a tutor. Professor Minkel is a dedicated, compassionate educator. Her support contributed to my success on the Nclex, and I am positive the same results will occur for any other students that have Professor Minkel as a tutor. Linda Williamson BSN, RNLinda Williamson

Sue helped me a lot. Having Sue help you with nursing school is like having a little cheerleader in your corner. Sue takes her time to really get to know her student and work with what makes them comfortable. Sue helps me break down each question, and then really think about each answer before answering. All of her tips have been helpful for me, and I will definitely continue to use her during my last, toughest semester now.Lauren M

Sue was an exceptional tutor back when I was getting ready for my NCLEX exam in 2017. She took the time to teach me about how to interpret a question, and to pick the correct answer by listening to my own instinct and stick with my choices using knowledge I learned during clinical. If you need help navigating through exam questions, I would highly recommend Sue's expertise and trust me, you will pass the first time.Agnes Segarra

18. Freeman Pilates

Rating: (4.8 )
Address: 3172 Morgan Ford Rd, St. Louis, MO 63116
Phone: (314) 398-8030
Areas served: St. Louis
Appointments: freemanpilates.com
Profiles: Instagram | Facebook
Hours:

Thursday 6AM–8PM

Friday 6AM–8PM

Saturday 7AM–12PM

Sunday 8AM–12PM

Monday 6AM–8PM

Tuesday 6AM–8PM

Wednesday 6AM–8PM

From Freeman Pilates

"Pilates studio in the heart of St. Louis City in Tower Grove South. Equipment and Mat Pilates classes offered throughout the week, private and semi-private sessions available by appointment. Small class sizes allow for individualized attention, even in a group class."

Review Summary

Listen, I don't do pilates. I have tried it, and it is not a match for my body and the style of movement I enjoy. BUT. I would work with Emily Freeman every single day if I could. What she does is different, beyond anything you've ever experienced. It is not just pilates, not even a little bit. She combines all of her knowledge in multiple methods for a truly unique experience. She is gifted beyond any health and fitness professional I have ever worked with, and it's in a way that will change how you move, change how you feel, take away your pain. I went in to see Emily with low back pain that had become so crippling, even my ridiculously high pain tolerance wasn't able to handle it anymore. I had tried massage and chiropractics to no avail. She took the time, attention, and care to listen to my story, and then she invested as much time, attention, and care, into finding the roots of my pain, then trying many different things to change it. I walked out feeling like a completely new person. My joints were actually moving! And yes, she gave me "homework," but it's stuff that takes me 3 minutes a few times a week and actually works to keep me out of pain. Emily is conscious of the fact that we're all busy and want to get on with our lives and not do silly rehab exercises all day. The combination of education and practice that Emily has is unmatched by anyone else in St. Louis. Not only is her studio comfortable, beautiful, and convenient, stocked with the best equipment available – Emily herself is a beautiful soul who truly cares about her clients. I can't recommend her enough!Kourtney Thomas

From the website: “The studio follows a 24 hour cancellation policy for all private sessions, semi-private sessions, and classes. If you do not cancel within 24 hours, you will be charged the full cost of your reserved service.” This policy seems to apply to students, but not instructors. Instructors can cancel with 8 hours notice — twice in 5 days. Hopefully students are allowed to cancel on the day of class if they have a cold, too.Stacy Kistler

Emily is awesome. She takes the time to address individual needs. Her instructions are clear. I appreciate how great I feel after a session, but I also find that I'm more mindful of my movements and posture in general for days after a session. I can't recommend this studio enough.Joe Ivancic

19. Launchcode

Rating: (4.2 )
Address: 4811 Delmar Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63108
Phone: (314) 254-0107

Hours:

Thursday	9AM–5PM
Friday	9AM–5PM
Saturday	Closed
Sunday	Closed
Monday	9AM–5PM
Tuesday	9AM–5PM
Wednesday	9AM–5PM
Thursday	9AM–12PM
Friday	9AM–12PM
Saturday	Closed
Sunday	Closed
Monday	9AM–12PM
Tuesday	9AM–12PM
Wednesday	9AM–12PM
Thursday	9AM–5PM
Friday	9AM–5PM
Saturday	Closed
Sunday	Closed
Monday	9AM–5PM
Tuesday	9AM–5PM
Wednesday	9AM–5PM

From LaunchCode

"The LaunchCode Headquarters are now open!

The building is open to the public from 9:00am -12:00pm, Monday – Friday, while our normal business hours are from 9:00am – 5:00pm, Monday – Friday."

Review Summary

I couldn't be more appreciative of LaunchCode and the work that they do for St. Louis. I started their LC 101 program after a friend of a friend got a job through LaunchCode. I wasn't sure programming was for me, and the class was one of the most difficult things I've ever learned, but I made it through with the help of the teachers and other students. I got a job through LaunchCode, and use the skills I learned there every day at my current position. I've recommended loads of my friends to do LaunchCode, and the ones who have made it into the course are all working through an apprenticeship through LaunchCode now. This organization helped me change my life and has helped change the lives of several of the people most important to me. If you're able to do so, I highly recommend taking a LaunchCode class.J R

The people of launch code want you to succeed with your goals of learning technology and being placed in the technical field. This is a not for profit that helps individuals learn to code from the basics to the advance using a variety of languages and offers placement in apprenticeships with partnering companies to help start your career. I am finding their offered programs extremely useful in refreshing my technical skills and ensuring that I am prepared to be well qualified when I am placed in an apprenticeship.Julie Stone

I’ve applied for LC101 four times and each time I’ve been turned down, and sometimes they didn’t exactly tell me why. Other times, they said because all of the seats have been filled. What did they do? Take names out of a hat and the ones that weren’t picked, they just told them, “Sorry, you weren’t picked.” I felt that I did a good job on the test, but I wasn’t told if I passed or not. But whatever. I’m taking my business elsewhere. Thanks a lot, Launchcode.Curtis Wright, Jr.

20. Washington University Program In Physical Therapy

Rating: (4.5 )
Address: 4444 Forest Park Ave, St. Louis, MO 63108
Phone: (314) 286-1400
Hours:

Thursday 7AM–5PM

Friday (Veterans Day) 7AM–5PM Hours might differ

Saturday Closed

Sunday Closed

Monday 7AM–5PM

Tuesday 7AM–5PM

Wednesday 7AM–5PM

From Washington University Program in Physical Therapy

"Call 314-286-1940 to reach the clinical practice.

Call 314-286-1400 to reach the academic office."

Review Summary

The lack of compassion, inclusion and accessibility of this office astonishes me. My mother-in-law who suffers from anxiety especially when it comes to meeting new people in new places, is also deaf and only reads lips and does not know ASL, also has early stage dementia. Her primary doctor suggested she do some physical therapy for hip and knee pain and referred us to this office. For over 7 years now I have gone to every doctor appointment with my mother-in-law since I'm her closest hearing relative. As lip reading is very difficult, most lip readers only catch about every third or fourth word and try to piece together what is actually being said to them, then the anxiety of being in a new place with new people just adds to this difficulty. I'm not only her daughter-in-law, I'm also her daily primary caregiver, so she is very familiar and comfortable reading my lips versus reading a total strangers. Since the onset of covid, I have acquired clear masks to the company her to doctor appointments. I have not once come across throughout St Charles County and St Louis City an office that would not cooperate with us, until this office. They want a deaf, dementia, anxiety patient to go into a strange room with a stranger, alone. This office refuses to cooperate and allow me to accompany and interpret for my mother-in-law as ALL other medical facilities have allowed. We will be taking our business elsewhere to an office that is more understanding of their clients.felecia lewis

I'm not exaggerating when I say this is one of the best physical therapy clinics I've ever been too, and I've had my fair share of physical therapy in the past. I am always greeted by the lovely ladies working at the front desk who are more than happy to assist me with scheduling and more. The newly renovated clinic also has some of the friendliest, knowledgable, and talented therapists you'll ever meet. I have had the pleasure of being paired up with Caitlin twice now and I've been genuinely amazed at her ability to identify my impairments and causes of pain, and effectively treat them. The issue I'm currently seeing her for has been bothering me for over 5 years now, and I have seen multiple therapists in the past, but no one has been able to truly address and correct the problem until I started going to Caitlin. On the very first visit, she was able to identify exactly what was wrong and even discovered how it was connected to pain I had elsewhere. Needless to say, she is a fantastic therapist and every time I see her is like a breath of fresh air. I have been extremely satisfied with the treatment and care I have received here, and will continue to go here for all my future physical therapy problems. I would highly recommend this clinic to anyone seeking physical therapy.Matt Moersch

My experience here with these therapists has been great! The therapists and staff, even the ones I don't work with directly, greet me with a smile and always ask me how I'm doing. Their brand new renovated space is a deserved addition to the therapists, staff, and patients that utilize it. The treatment I received was very satisfactory, and I would recommend anyone to come here for physical therapy!Austin Robbins

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