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(Translated by Google) One of the Universities located in Old San Juan. It is a pleasure to observe its structure, some stairs in the front that lead directly to another of the emblematic places of Old San Juan, such as La Perla. For more images of historical and emblematic places you can follow me on Instagram at @ resi.lience7 I hope you like it. One of the Universities that is located in Old San Juan. It is a pleasure to observe its structure, some stairs in the front that lead directly to another of the emblematic places of Old San Juan such as La Perla. For more images of historical and emblematic places you can follow me on Instagram at @ resi.lience7 I hope you like it. (Original) Una de las Universidades que se encuentra en el Viejo San Juan. Un placer observar su estructura unas escaleras en la parte frontal que llevan directo a otro de los lugares emblemáticos del Viejo San Juan como lo es La Perla. Para más imágenes de lugares históricos y emblemáticos puedes seguirme en Instagram en @ resi.lience7 espero que te guste. One of the Universities that is located in Old San Juan. It is a pleasure to observe its structure, some stairs in the front that lead directly to another of the emblematic places of Old San Juan such as La Perla. For more images of historical and emblematic places you can follow me on Instagram at @ resi.lience7 I hope you like it.Glory Mul

(Translated by Google) Excellent university and college. The situation is with some students who use psychology and gender studies to misrepresent certain issues and to attack those who disagree or appear to disagree with them. It is very sad to graduate future psychologists who think like this because it could end serious situations with their patient-clients. Please take note of this situation. Thank you (Original) Excelente universidad y facultad. La situación es con algunos estudiantes que utilizan la psicología y los estudios del género para tergiversar ciertos asuntos y para atacar a los que estén o parezcan estar en desacuerdo con ellos. Eso es muy triste graduar futuros psicólogos que piensen así debido a que podría terminar situaciones graves con sus pacientes-clientes. Por favor, tomen nota ante está situación. GraciasJulián Columbia

I didn't go into this building personally. I was only able to see it from the outside due in part of it being part of a tour I did around the Old San Juan area. I need to add, this was a great way to learn about the architecture of Old San Juan building. I would highly recommend for everyone to look into setting up a tour because it helps you to learn more about the pass history.Jose R Lopez

Its a bit hard to rate an entire university. I'll preface this with the fact that I'm rating from a students perspective and won't be factoring in cost to attend in my review. First, the university is big and beautiful. All the old brick buildings give a nice general vibe to the campus. Uptown is also a nice social hub for the weekends, fit with bars, restaurants, and Bagel and Deli. There are plenty of people on campus to befriend and plenty of clubs to find like minded people with. Second, the classes. I've had great classes so far, not finding any "bad" professors. For context, my classes have revolved around computer science and math. Mileage may vary, I haven't taken every class. Third, the food. The included meal plan gives access to meal halls which have a wide array of food for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Some items, like cereal or pizza, are guaranteed every day of the week, with other entrées being cycled out each day. Its good at first,, but these dining halls are functuonally mean to be eaten at daily. After a while of that, the food quickly becomes just edible. The Armstrong center has a bunch of restaurants that require payment like normal, however they don't accept meal plan swipes or their equivalent value, something I've seen in much smaller universities. This food is actually good, but eating here isn't sustainable for the aforementioned reason. Paying at these locations means you're really paying twice. Once for the food, and again for the meal swipe you've essentially wasted. For this reason, I've taken a star. Lastly, I feel safe on campus. Their transparency with active police activity sent to your email along with their crime and fire reports each year indicate this campus is a pretty safe place to be. Its in basically the middle of nowhere, the campus being its own town. In fact, Miami University outsources their own police department to the town its inside of.Jack Duvall

No matter the season, this campus is a beautiful place to be! It has all the feelings of being in a Hallmark holiday movie.. the campus is absolutely gorgeous..The Fall foliage, to the flowers that are planted along campus during the spring and Summer.. or the gorgeous art and architecture that is around with the beautiful winter snow.. Mami university.. Oxford, Ohio.. is a beautiful place to visit, attend school, explore, live..Carey Marie

We were there because our daughter graduated. She really enjoyed the experience. Miami is a beautiful well cared for campus. The staff was always very pleasant and helpful to me. We love staying at the Marcum Conference Center. If we had to do it all over again WE WOULD!Caroline Rivers

I AM NOT A STUDENT. IM A TOURIST I toured this beautiful school yesterday. It was absolutely beautiful. To walk around seeing so much scripture. So many things to inspire young minds and hearts to Christ. I did not get a chance to walk around the entire campus but the places I did see were amazing. My tour guide was Robert Vann. He knew a lot of history and important things about the school. He probably knew the mission statement if I asked him. He took us into the Chapel and had so many great things to say about it. He also said, the school was a safe place for Christians. The professors and staff, knew Jesus. Frfr. They encourage a relationship with Christ. He has never been around so many different ethnicities fully in worship together. It reminded him of Heaven. He saw that we are all the same. The school opened the eyes of his heart to so many different beautiful things about ALL of the people of God. I’m not gone lie, I don’t wanna say that I would ever move back to Virginia. And I do not like school. However, after seeing the school, and hearing the Words of Mr. Vann, it makes me want to consider attending Regent. Makes me actually want to consider experiencing it all myself.Tiray Randle

I could not have chosen a better university to finish my education as well continue with. My professors are very understanding and compassionate because we need that today in the world we live in. Even if you aren't a Christian the respect and just humbleness of all my professors and even peers has been extremely outstanding . I am speechless. My professors pray for me and at times that's what I needed the most. The School work had true meaning and purpose. You aren't just going to school just to go to school. All of it has meaning. I am excited to Start my PhD program and finish proudly as a regent Graduate. Trust me I did my undergrad at a major university and I was just a number and did not feel like I got as much out of as much I got out my masters. Also it's affordable!!! It's an all around win for me Love you regent universitybianca blanc

First, let me say I'm so glad I choose Regent University to study. The Professors, staff, and administration made you feel welcome. My past two years there are ones I'll cherish. The biblical principles and education I received have equipped me to go out and change the world. The Professors care about your well-being just as much as your academic development. Although the classes were online. We engaged in numerous zoom sessions and kept a level of closeness. I highly recommend Regent University to anyone seeking quality higher education. I am proud to be an alumnus of a university that takes a total interest in growing, equipping, and developing the skills of those who will Lead the world. I am a World Leader! Masters of Art Organizational Leadership 2022Phyllis

I never had a chance to visit barry university before enrolling and I wound up not liking the area. The area outside of it is very ghetto and the dorms are smaller than what is shown on the layout online. I didn't feel safe in the general area so I withdrew from the university during the grace period where I should've gotten a 100% refund on classes and an 80% refund on housing. It's been almost two months since I signed and dated the form where I only agreed on paying 20% for housing and 0% for classes. I had not gone to any classes and now I am moved out and enrolled in a different college. I am still being given hell on this process where they were only responsible for calculating the 20% on housing that I owed and signing a withdrawal form. It's taken them two months to do these simple tasks that should've been made a priority and I was told it would be. I am now being billed for $7,050 for classes. For what classes? I hadn't gone to any and withdrew during the grace period. I have copies of my withdrawal form stating what I signed for and printed copies of the official website stating the corresponding dates and percentages for refunds and billing. They are now either going to resolve this issue right away or I will be in the process of sueing the university. This is ridiculous. The only person I can say actually had done their job was my academic advisor who also agreed that this process has been a ridiculous money scam.Miranda Moran

What can I say: I love Barry. Even though I live way up here in Jax, I commuted down there for classes once a month. It was worth it to me. I’m in the PhD nursing program and I can say it really changed my life. Dr. Jessie Colin, who is also my chair, is the most intelligent and remarkable person I have ever met. The 5 stars is for her and how she is running the doctoral program. Thank you Dr. Colin! The rest of the nursing faculty are also wonderful. Lovely women (too many to name). I’m so glad I made the decision to come to this school. I’ve learned so much that this post would be too long to describe it all! It’s an intellectually challenging program, so be ready to learn. This school in general really focuses on social justice. If you are not open minded to multi-culturalism and discovering new ways of thinking outside of the norm, this may not be the school for you. I tell people this because I know how the culture is in America today (ignorance is bliss). You have to accept to live the ‘Barry Life’, which is being open to culture and seeking justice for those whose voices might go unheard. Like some say on other reviews, yes, the area in which the school is in is kinda sketchy. And be prepared, the student parking is awful. The biggest parking lot is a couple blocks away and you have to take a shuttle to get to the campus. It’s a small campus but quite beautiful.904 CZV

Barry University is the worst. I was enrolled for one semester in 2013. The way the school system is set up is terrible. NO ONE is on the same page, rarely will credits transfer, teachers do not truly care or seemed interested in making personal relationships (mind you this is a PRIVATE college), and lastly…getting your transcripts sent to other colleges is the HARDEST. They go through different programs like "Transcripts on Demand" so there's no help from Barry because they don't even know whats going on in the transcript process. They just buy some company to come handle all of their students and transcripts for them. My transcripts are now late being sent to two different colleges and its been over a month since I sent my consent form (since when do you need a consent form to sent transcripts…usually you pay a fee and that's that). Thank you Barry for giving us kids the BEST education and care a private college could! NOTBrittany Hallet

I've watched 25 graduating classes at Rivier. I've watched Rivier grow from an all girl's college to a coed college, and from a college to a university, from typing classes to computer classes and from graduate programs to doctoral programs. I've taken classes at Rivier and had the opportunities to change my mind for the better. I've worked in Housekeeping, Public Safety, Grounds, Maintenance and the Mail room. I can honestly say that most of the workers try to go above and beyond the call of duty by taking care of all the little details for students, staff, faculty and administration. We cater to our students and that's what we do. Rivier is like a place your mom taught you the world is supposed to be like. I will forever be indebted to all of the Sisters of the Presentation of Mary for taking time to make sure I was OK, that I felt a part of the community and that I was appreciated for my efforts. I love all of the Sisters of Presentation of Mary as they have helped me to change my heart to do the best I can do, be the best I can be and to serve the world as best I can. Rivier University is striving to educate each and every student in these difficult and changing times, and is living it's mission statement in my opinion. The Rivier Housekeeping Department is ready, willing and able to make sure you have the cleanest university stay on the planet! Sincerely, Fred TappanFrederick Tappan

Rivier University is the biggest regret I've made thus far for a secondary education institution. The Student Financial Services have let me down more than once, resulting in missed opportunities for financial help or gave me no notification if I owed the school money until I did/do. They sent my financial aid refund to me then three days later contacted me stating they needed it back, that they had made an error sending it to me. I had reached my loan limit with no warning given that the funds weren't available for me to enroll, that I'd pay out of pocket if I continued with my registration. If you decide to attend Rivier University in Nashua, NH then I suggest a special private financial aid provider and a personal accountant.Keitha Shideler

WORST college/university in the state! They care more about the cosmetics and appearance of their campus then they do about the actual education of their students! I have spent waaayyyy to much money here to be treat this unfairly and to get a less than adequate education! I am trying to leave now and not only will they not release my transcripts for me to transfer to a better school but they are trying to make it so I owe them even more money! If you really want to succeed in college and get the education you pay for DO NOT GO TO RIVIER UNIVERSITY!Sam Howell

Currently attending and have been struck with how little people here care about their students’ education. I’ve called for advisors to help me with transfer papers and financial aid to ask about my scholarship money (they never refunded it back to me) and I’ve been hung up, transfered to other lines, and even worst… gotten a voicemail saying they’re not available even after calling 5 times during different days and hours. It’s as if the faculty here doesn’t work. The professors are mediocre, really lazy and most have an accent that is hard to understand. Never answer to emails either and don’t help their students pass. I’ve gotten all As and one B but that’s due to how much I tried and stressed myself since I didn’t get any help here. Currently working on my transfer out of state to get out of this school as soon as possible.Adriana Alva

Ever since the pandemic, it’s been difficult getting a hold of different departments and professors. When you sign up for a class, they usually cancel the class for the semester for various reasons. They don’t communicate changes in policy i.e. when you enroll for a class and your funding doesn’t come through, they no longer automatically drop you from the class so they expect you to pay for that class, even if you didn’t take it. Apparently they no longer automatically drop you for non-payment. It’s an unethical practice. Students should be notified of this policy change. The only bright side of this school has been the Access program. They’ve always answered calls and provided help.Kim Sanchez

Glitchy system that logs in when it feels like it, making me pay for classes I DID NOT TAKE and sent me to collections. Staff may lack 3rd grade education let alone college, the only thing they can direct you to is the bathroom. Appealing anything takes several tries and a firework display over Bayside spelling out "stop screwing me i.d. #000000000". Best thing I could've done for myself is not even bother with MDC. Take i.t./networking related classes through Netacad directly. Save the hundreds of dollars, time, and headaches.Javier C

This school is some sort of racket, I would recommend looking elsewhere to receive your degree. The school’s “academic advisors” are actually the program directors and professors, so they have a personal interest in what classes they put you in and won’t let you choose or advocate for yourself. Because of this, they are also not interested in solving problems you may face because then they’d have to take responsibility for them. The TAs barely know what they’re supposed to be instructing you in, and will get flustered if you have a question and do the work for you instead of actually teaching you to be self-sufficient. Additionally, the course descriptions are severely lacking and you will find that the instruction for nearly all classes feels very clandestine and disorganized. There is no transparency or way to make an informed decision at this “school”. For those living on campus in student housing, you may experience mold, insects, and furniture caked in animal hair. The school will not put effort into remedying this. The cafeteria food is abysmal after the first week of classes. There is a large foreign student population at this school, FIT may be relying on their newness to the States in order to maintain their poor standards. For those of us who value receiving a first-world and excellent education, I suggest NOT ATTENDING FLORIDA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY.K Washington

First. This place has its ups & downs. But one thing’s for sure, they provide quality education as good as Ivy leagues. 80% of Professors are great at teaching. Some will even be the reason youre passionate about you’re major. Downside to this place is the QS ranking(doesn’t exist on there). But they make up to that by being well known in the community & having connections with big engineering companies. I graduated may2020 with an Bsc in ME. & am now getting my masters at UCI in MAE. Let me tell you I study with students from berkely & UCSD & I am just as knowledgeable as they are or even better at times. One of the downsides is the extremely expensive university housing which you’re forced as an international student to stay in for 1 year. Wish FIT imvested a bit more on better parking lol. Best 4 years of my life. Even though Melbourne is extremely boring. Orlando & miami are 1 & 2:30 hours away. Don’t ever estimate the quality of education FIT is providing. I once did & now know better. Take up that panther 🐆 pride. One last thing. You’ll get to see rockets 🚀 taking off every couple weeks from campus. Nasa & cape canaveral are 40mins away.Khaled AlSamri

Florida Tech has been my home away from home. The energy the place and the people have is unique and would say that I am as happy as I can be here at Florida Tech. Ever since I started attending school here I felt like my education and wellness was more than covered. It has given me connections and friendships that will last forever and I will forever be grateful to have chosen Florida Tech. My professors have always been caring and helpful and I have never felt like I didn't belong here. I loved the community and how many different clubs and organizations they have, so socializing has been an easy part as well. Overall I don't think I could have chosen a better experience than attending Florida Tech.Daniel Lopez Esser

My daughter played soccer for Saint Thomas University. It wasn’t the most organized, but she enjoyed her time playing. There was normal girl drama that I wish females didn’t have to deal with, but it is what it is. She walked on, and transferred in from Texas and was never really welcomed as a recruit, but she made the best of her situation and was a key starting player for her team. While attending the University they hired a new dean. I had some contact with him, and I understand he is trying to turn things around for the university. They need to hire better quality professors, and better quality staff. I had the pleasure of working with Alex Matolcsy | Financial Counselor/Collector in Office of Financial Affairs, and he was the one consistent person who always had the answers and replied to emails in a timely manner. If you have any questions in regard to finances he is the only person I would deal with.Beth Ann Clark

I love STU. The classrooms are smaller than other universities so it’s easier to learn and get one on one with the professors. When it comes to student life, CAB has it covered. Students have a variety of activities to participate in as well as many extra curricular activities. The campus is also heavily guarded by campus security, 24/7 so it always feels safe.Nadya Hanna

Horrible admissions staff! All week i been calling trying to get information for my son but no one answers! Machine comes on saying to leave a voicemail message but can’t even do that because its full! I thought St.Thomas was improving with all the new changes they been having but I see that’s not happening at all!Maria Bolanos

I am surprise people are voting Holy Family University 4 or 5 stars. I guess these rating are NOT based on the quality of the education. AS A PARENT who toured the campus with my child during an open house , I felt that Holy Family can't compete with students from the other schools in the area. Yes, they offer small class sizes ,personal attention, but what else? You don't here a lot about Holy Family graduates in Philadelphia or its surrounding area. Villanova, La Salle, and St.Joseph's are stealing the spotlight from other catholic colleges. Upenn, and Drexel are the large private schools. Temple is a large public school. You could find graduates from those 6 colleges working in MANY different fields around Philadelphia. What is Holy Family's problem? I think they have a problem standing out from the crowd. Like someone has mentioned, Holy Family is too calm. They are afraid to push boundaries, try new things, and compete with the other schools. The school is too relax. It's a calm peaceful university, that DON'T make things happen, but instead THEY WAIT for things to happen. Holy Family is VERY similar to Rosemont ,Cabrini and Gwynedd Mercy, three other failing colleges in the area. They don't have a strong alumni network and programs with a long legacy of success. You CAN'T BLAME this on the school's small size or the school's late founding, 1954. MOST OF THE BLAME SHOULD be place of Holy Family's administration. Not much is done in the president's office. You hear about their nursing program, but you also hear about better nursing programs in the area. What makes Holy Family Different? Most online reviews are commenting on the grading system. I don't understand why this university is hurting their students. Let's be honest, most students at Holy Family were not bright in high school (look at admission stats), so why would the school want to change the system. This grading system should NOT be an incentive for students to work harder. Based on everything I said, I would not recommend Holy Family. If you want be in the philly area, go to a good school. Go to one of the good schools i listed (city 6).Thomas B. Smith

The worst university ever. Do not waste your time and money sending your child here. They do not practice Catholic Values At all. The instructors are not even qualified to teach, they do not teach anything. They teach everything from power point that student already have copies of. Most of the instructors do not have PH.D's. Tuition is very expensive and under-qualified instructors all always discouraging students and putting them down. If students have problems, the faculty sides with instructors not helping students at all. The university is overrated. The name is just a cover up to attract Christian students. The faculty members and instructors, do not follow the Christian principles in the way they act and conduct themselves, specially toward students. Parents be aware, do not let the name fool you – Holy Family. Not Holy at all the way the faculty member and instructors conduct themselves. At holy family university nobody gets a second chance, evilness prevails.O Dre

Since transferring to Holy Family University in 2014 I've come to realize that this was one of the best decisions I have made in my collegiate career thus far. I have never been more satisfied with this university in terms of education, faculty/staff, and the students I have met and ultimately became close with. Holy Family is more than a University, it is a place that, should you put your mind to it, can open doors for your career and future. As graduation quickly approaches I look back on these past two years and realize that the education I gained, not only scholastically but emotionally and spiritually, will be the the ground work in creating a successful future for myself. I just wanted to thank all the faculty, staff, and students that made me feel like I was a part of their family even though we may share different views and beliefs.Adam Lee Price

I went to this school back in 2015-2016. I was living near the school at the time, but I had to move over 4 hours away after escaping domestic violence. This school hires professors that do not want to see domestic violence victims succeed. Put your money elsewhere. Here is my story: Even with my broken wrist, I managed to complete the courses and coursework, and for a time, the professors were understanding of my situation, since I was not cleared to go back to work yet and was relying on my financial aid to pay for basic things like my phone and my health bills related to my wrist. I ended up getting cleared to go back to work, and had the job opportunity of a lifetime present itself to me. I accepted so I could get back on my feet. However, this was around the same time I had to complete one of my first residency requirements. My student adviser at the time was willing to work with me and found a course that I could take to meet my work life needs. However, it was the only option available to me. Since I had to leave for training for two weeks, the work campus did not allow personal business to be conducted on their computers, which included school work. I emailed my professor, and explained to him the situation that I was going to be gone for training when the class began and explained to him my predicament, asking for a compromise so I wouldn't lose my job. Part of the coursework was to attend GoToMeeting lectures. However, due to the nature of my work, I was unable to stream these lectures as no recording cameras were allowed. I explained all of this to him in e-mails. He did not listen to my emails, giving me responses that made it seem like he wasn't even reading my e-mails, and forwarded me back to the student adviser and washed his hands of it. Ultimately, after enduring a layover at an airport after training had finished, this professor expected me to attend a Go-To-Meeting class with two hours of sleep, then berate me for my lack of participation, after explaining to him my job's requirements and rules, and what had happened since a hurricane caused a delay and lengthy layover on my flight. Thankfully, I am working now, but I wished I never had attend this school. This school only put me further in debt and now I can't even attend the school I want.Reika Chan

I attended 9-11 years ago, so hopefully this has changed. The school psychology program was weirdly punitive. They shamed people for not knowing things like how to dress professionally instead of giving them concrete advice for what they expected. (This is classist.) They required us to be over-the-top obedient to professors and supervisors, even if they were doing something unethical. Meanwhile, they taught how kids do better with a strengths-based approach in which they are listened to. This is true and does not stop when a person turns 18. The professors make students retake classes and redo practicum hours for disagreeing or expressing concern. So students have to pay extra money to learn to suppress their critical thinking. They encourage students to think about "best practices" in their first year practicum. But in the second year their response to problems at practicum sites is "that's just how it is". I was discouraged to get involved with anything "political" like the teachers' strike and campaign to replace campus police officers with counselors because "no one will want to hire you". Their answer to disparities between wealthy suburban districts and underfunded districts like Chicago's was "don't work at CPS if you don't like it". 0/10 Do not recommend.Erin Rusmi

From the Counseling Psychology program perspective, my experience have been exceptional! From the knowledge of the professors to the structured placement process and classroom agendas, I love it! It has been a life changer for me, considering what I’ve learned during my 2 1/2 years here. The instructors are very knowledgeable and have experience on the subjects they’re teaching. You are provided a professional development coach to help maintain stability in classes and graduate on time. Someone is always there to answer questions or help in ways they can. All staff is professional and lead towards the process of your professional development as well . Classes are flexible and class sizes are comfortable ( max 15 students unless blended). I’m currently considering my Phd from here as well.Nia85 Moons

The training I received at the school has served me well for the 40 years I have been in the military and in private practice. My training has been as good or better than docs from schools all over the country. I didn't know how well I was prepared until internship. I put my training up against interns from many MD and DO school and came out fine. I compete against docs from many school in my private practice and I have never been found wanting. My training was 40 years ago and it was great. I don't really know about the current training climate but I assume it is just as good as when I attended. The training one gets in any school is mostly the result of how well one works at it. All schools basically teach the same material.Dr. Aaron Barson (I Found Truth Publishing)

This place had a very nice dorms and a lot of places for people to be able to get plant-based option foods including a whole foods that is right around the corner pretty much on campus. They're swimming pools pretty awesome too when it unfolds in the summer to let the sunlight in. They do have some pretty big lecture classes they told us but other than that the class sizes are supposed to be fairly reasonable. Campus was clean but had a bit of construction going on. I love the soccer field and it was easy to see from several places on campus. Also get your picture taken by you cardboard cutout of KC kangaroo… Originally designed by Walt Disney.CMGeek

My 1st covid vaccine ( Pfizer BioNTech) parking,walking,entering,registering, sitting, shot,15 minute waiting period back in vehicle 45 MINUTES !! I THINK THEY DID GREAT !! THE ONLY 2 THINGS THAT WAS A WORRY !! NO ONE TOOK MY TEMPERATURE!! THEY TOOK MY WORD & THE ADMINISTRATIOR OF THE VACCINE itself WASN'T WEARING GLOVES !!!😷😷 my arm where the shot was is a little stiff, however I'm good !! 9 hours later!!😷😷audrey Jones

I have loved being a student at Albizu University. The small class sizes makes communication with teachers amazing, teachers know you by name. Teacher’s experience is invaluable and they bring their expertise to the classroom to make the learning experience amazing. There is always someone willing to help with any questions or concerns. Albizu university is a great place to learn and I would highly recommend it to anyone interesting in taking a path toward a career in psychology. I feel incredibly prepared and look forward toward my future endeavors thanks to this university and its amazing teachers and excellent staff that have helped me along the way.Karina Aspillaga

It is reassuring how Google allows businesses that slightly change their names to erase all of their bad reviews and start fresh. I obtained both of my degrees at this campus. While attending, I experienced several issues with Admissions and Financial Aid at CAU. After I graduated, I discovered on the US Department of Education website. that there was a Pell grant that was never applied to my tuition. It was a slight oversight on behalf of the Financial Aid office. My student loan could have been less but alas there is no accountability.Cristina L

Albizu University is a great school. Teachers care deeply about their students and make time to make themselves available to their students. The student community is very friendly and there are plenty of clubbed and events for students to get involved in. Albizu also offers a number of workshops regularly to educate their students on various topics related to the fields of psychology. It's a fantastic university that o an proud to be a part of.Luis Garcia

First, I would like to thank many of the mentors for assisting me with being successful with my academic endeavors. However, the person that was the most amazing person was Dr. Gia Hamilton. She truly cares for the students that she has assisted and I know that she has provided wonderful insight for myself. She has made my Cal Southern experience a smooth and enjoyable time. Again, thank you so much!Joseph Torres

Halfway through my PsyD program and I have enjoyed my learning so far. Certainly my learning curve is improving. I have attended B&M universities as well as online programs. This program is equally challenging and intellectually nurturing like any other B&M university's program at an affordable price.Karthikeyaan Shanmugam (Shan)

Extremely challenging! Don't think for a moment that you can breeze through this simply because it is online. Lots of writing and the professors look hard at what you turn in. This is a serious program for serious students. I've learned a lot so far.Eric Astleford

My program was great but am consistently unimpressed by the school's most senior leadership. Fully confirmed when IN CLASS, we were bombarded and demanded (not asked) to leave our room for a meeting… And I give ALL the credit to our instructor on pushing back. It was ten minutes before our class was scheduled to end AND the meeting was to start. The arrogance was proven right then there. Pure annoyance for having to wait while we finished. Paid a lot for my education… you sir, can wait a sec while we wrap up our scheduled time in a classroom. But thematically? Par for the course. A great school limited by such behaviors.N ERB

Nothing but a degree mill. Care more about your tuition than your development as a student. Had my degree audit changed over three times because they couldn’t get it together.Jordana

I'm not entirely sure how the reviews I have written (two of them thus far) keep getting deleted from Google, but I digress. I attended the "School" for over a year and I strongly discourage (may I say "beg") any reader from attending Adler. I'm going to try to discuss objective, hard facts about the School, instead of just stating a potentially biased opinion. 1. The School's administration is notoriously uncaring of students (another review states that the school is run more like a business–and I agree with this). In my cohort, 20% (that is 1 in 5 of the students in my class) were dismissed under, what we shall call, suspicious circumstances. If you are ever in a situation which calls for interactions with them, you may as well drop out of the School right then, because they will ignore you and administratively withdraw you without hesitation. 2. You will be hard pressed to find a school which has a higher tuition (cost per credit) than Adler. The vast majority of Adler's programs are Master's programs–which, speaking from a financial perspective (and I realize this is not the most ideal way to perceive anything)–will cost you at least $50,000 to complete. By contrast to other schools, this is outrageous. Just a heads up, most Master's level therapists don't make significantly more than $50,000 a year. 3. And what does a student get with this cost? I have mentioned the administration above. Let me tell you what else to expect. The Adler School includes an "Institute on Social Exclusion", whose purpose is to provide employment and training opportunities for disadvantage populations. Now, when I was at Adler, a part time professor that was applying for a full time position was receiving rave reviews from students and colleagues alike. The school offered him the position, and everyone was happy. But, shortly thereafter, the school redacted their offer because they read his application over again and saw that he was a reformed felon. Although he stated to the program director (his immediate supervisor for that position) that he went to prison for 1 year due to a nonviolent crime, she failed to mention it to the hiring committee. When they finally got word of this, they decided that he was not worthy of the job…even though the school itself preaches about its Institute on Social Exclusion whose purpose is to provide jobs for people in this man's situation. What else will you get with Adler? Well, certainly a questionably accredited degree. Recently, it was found that one of their program directors lied about his credentials in order to receive his position. He did not receive the training that was required for his Program Director position. I believe he had a master's degree, and lied and said that he had a doctorate. In any case, the students who were taught under him certainly did not receive the education that they deserved, paid for, expected, or needed for certification. I implore you not to attend Adler. Look elsewhere for better training, a better school, and a better price tag. Additionally, one of the 5 star reviews on this page is by a professor at Adler…so it is probably not reliable. EDIT: The professor has now removed their review after my initial post.Anonie Mouse

I attended their faculty meet & greet, and didn't get questions i wanted, but did learn a lot about what programs they offer, and got a great tour of their colorful, and unique looking campus. The reason for me not getting a chance to talk to the faculty members that run the programs of my interest, was due to it being a large group of students asking questions. The programs that had my interest were substance abuse treatment, art therapy, and sport and health psychology were pretty crowded, so i said forget it and went with the tour group. Prior to visiting Adler University i didn't these programs even existed at the University. Other programs are clinical psychology; military psychology; child and adolescent psychology; adlerian psychology; traumatic stress psychology; primary care psychology and behavioral medicine; counselor education and supervision; clinical mental health counseling; couple and family therapy; rehabilitation counseling; forensic psychology; and public policy & administration. The campus itself was pretty colorful, and unique with quotes on the walls. For some odd reason the campus makes me think of protons and neutrons due to the colors, and design. Hehe, it's that unique! Campus classes are small with tables in a circle for lectures. Compared to any other campus I've been on it looks very peaceful, and easy to atleast know what everyone that attends the campus looks like; maybe even their names. Not a bad University for someone that wants to take their career in psychology to higher levels. Some advice! Do the research yourself, or make the time to go out and tour the campus yourself. The faculty meet & greet was crowded, and me personally felt more like a number that was invited to their campus. If i would've known that it was going to be that way, i would've not attended. But anyway! Enjoy, if you are considering Adler University.Thomas The gAzelle

I am giving this University 2 stars. Pros: Adler has some awesome instructors who are really interested in imparting knowledge. If it were for them only — I would give the university five stars. I had a 4.0 GPA there. CONS: PLEASE READ What ever they tell you the cost of your degree will be, double it. I was part time (3 Classes) and my tuition was 19,000 a semester and that didn't include books. Then they have a Social Justice Practicum. This was a 300 hour joke. (Did I mention you get charged for this practicum) For my "SJP" I was cold calling, some people were working at the German Library stacking books others were babysitting. Basically, (even thought they will say it isn't) you are a glorified secretary. It was really a waste of time. I was very upset because social justice is why I chose that school. Then they have the Social Justice Practicum Seminar (which are required) Again another waste of time, all they talked about was white privilege each time. God forbid if you are white, you will become their whipping boy or girl. You will really not feel safe in these forums. In one of these seminars I stood up and said, for god's sake, I may be white, but I am gay with a learning disability, from the middle of Nebraska, I am in a gay marriage with an adopted child. I understand (maybe not totally) what being an underdog is like. I left after one semester, spending almost 19 grand, having to take part in a 300 hour "Social Justice Practicum", so the school could say they stand for social justice. I decided to transfer to a college that walked the Social Justice walk. I did get a 4.0 that semester so I didn't leave for my grades. Honestly, there are other colleges that teach respect and social justice, that will cost far less. I would not recommend Adler University.Jesse Hammond

Working with Dr.Kate has been one of the best post graduate decisions and experiences outside of my master’s program. I wanted supervision to provide both professional and clinical growth, as running a business, marketing and private practice were equally as important and relevant to my therapeutic growth, as clinical skills such as ethics, supervision of cases, exam preparation, knowledge of models and continuing education were. Dr. Kate was always compassionate, friendly, and has a vast wealth of information and experience that she is always willing to share. I can personally attest to the growth, experience and overall confidence I have gained through supervision and know it has left a lasting impact into what I bring to the field and the lens in which I will operate as a clinician.Christopher Garcia

My supervision experience with Dr. Kate was exceptional. I looked forward to my bi-weekly sessions with her because I always left supervision feeling more confident in myself as a therapist. Supervision was more than just about mastery of clinical skills , but was a space to explore other topics such as self of therapist and professional development/leadership, just to name a few. I highly recommend Dr. Kate to other supervisees, especially those looking to be pushed to reach their potential.Alex Gard

I highly recommend Dr. Kate to individuals, couples and families looking for an excellent therapist. Dr. Kate has a unique knack for helping people identify and use their strengths to improve their relationships and overall wellbeing. She's one of the county's best and I would recommend my own family to see her. As for the team at Bayview Therapeutic Services, you can't go wrong with any of the highly qualified and talented clinicians. You or your loved one is in good hands!Jamie Long

I had Dr.Saponaro as my supervisor for practicum in the mental health counseling program at NSU. During triadic and group sessions, Dr. Saponaro has provided me with both guidance and insight for any issues or concerns with her expansive clinical knowledge and experience. I have learned to better adapt to challenges and to think outside of the box. Therefore, my experience with her has been nothing short of rewarding. I have seen myself grow on multiple levels: academic, professional, and personal. I would highly recommend working with her.tati hernandez

I had Dr.Saponaro as my Mental Health Counseling Supervisor and I learned a lot from her. Dr. Saponaro has a wide range of skills and expertise and was able to provide clear guidance on every issue that we were facing. We also did small group therapy sessions in which she was really able to provide insight and challenge those thoughts and behaviors that are self-defeating. I really recommend her if you choose to work with her as either a clinical supervisor or therapist. Great experience!!Courtney Davis

I have had the pleasure of continually working with Dr. Saponaro as we often refer clients to each other. Dr. Saponaro is warm, compassionate, genuine, and straightforward. She does good work and also makes herself available to collaborate and consult on cases when needed. In addition, she has a wonderful team of clinician's that work in her practice and can help with a variety of issues including family and child problems.Tammy Berman

My son has been attending the social skills group every Saturday & we have seen such great improvement in his behavior & sharing skills. He truly enjoys coming and is so happy here. The entire CMNB therapy team has transformed our lives! Moreover, he has a behavioral therapist that works with him 5 days a week & she has completely accelerated his learning, social, and behavioral skills. We are so thankful!Tia N. Robbins

I can’t say enough about Crystal Minds New Beginnings as a center for ABA and their Social Skills Class! My son is 2 years old with Autism, and it is so great to have somewhere where I can bring him on Saturday Mornings, that he can learn, play, and enjoy. Highly Recommend them as a whole! I have not met one staff member that I have not loved, and I feel completely comfortable leaving my son with them.Cecilia Cuni

We are really glad and thankfull to be part of Crystal Minds New Begining. Our son assist to the social skills group each Saturday and we have seen great improvement. The therapists and admin team are very professional, friendly and passionate about what they do, outstanding Team Monica. I highly recommend CMNB they really care about your kid.Tayrel Castro

My initial visit to Genesis Health Institute was for a consultation on a medical issue and I left with a wealth of knowledge about how my body reacts to medications therapies and how to achieve maximum results for a healthy lifestyle. From the welcoming smiles of receptionist to very hospitable faculty and to complete the experience with Dr. Cabrera, everyone there are awesome. They are very passionate in their profession. I really do appreciate what they represent. From the initial consultation to the doctor, they provided you with very honest advise. I really enjoyed that they do not push anything on you or try to convince you with false hope. They all take the time to explain the process with real life results and gave you the opportunity to make your own decisions. I am very difficult to be convinced with almost anything but if my first impression was great I am all in lol. Genesis Health Institute is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED, This upscale health institute with excellent top of the line patient care is the place to come. If you are serious about your health, want to stay healthy or get your health on the right track this is the place for you.. I wish I had came here years ago.Gary McCarthy

I have been seeing Dr. Cabrera for over a year now. First off, I want to say how Wonderful him and his staff are. He has been treating me for hair loss. He is doing different testing on me. Dr. Cabrera likes to find the root causes of issues and how he can really help fix your medical condition. I receive Vitamin IV therapy at his center which helped with my hair shedding. I am getting the right nutrients delivered directly in my system. He knows how worried I am that I will lose all my hair and he is doing more investigating on new procedures that might help. His staff is super kind and caring when it comes to how sensitive patients like me are. I broke down in tears the other day and they were so supportive. I love getting my IV therapy there. The staff makes the time go by fast. Everyone works as a team and it's really nice to see. They make you coffee and bring you treats. Dimitri will push donuts on you, but don't fall for it, LOL. The guy can eat a dozen and nothing happens to him 😆 They really do want to make you feel at home. I have faith Dr. Cabrera will find a solution to help me.Cindy Kennedy

I feel really lucky to have found Dr. Cabrera. I knew that there were options for anti-aging and men’s health and fitness enhancements but I was concerned about risking my health. In my search for a reputable Doctor Who specializes in that type of medicine I think I found the absolute best one! Since I’ve been a patient, I’ve experienced the type of results that I was hoping for while maintaining the integrity of my health. The doctor and staff are amazing! I feel like family and treated really well by everyone there. Thank you Dr. Cabrera and the staff at GenesisAndrew Verdi