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Ivy Kids of Coit
- Child Care & Day Care
- McKinney, TX
About this business
About Ivy Kids Ivy Kids is the premier early childhood education business in the industry. We utilize cutting-edge, research-based curriculum to give children a leg up when it comes to excelling in school and unleashing their full potential. As founders, we experienced so much success with our original locations, we decided to franchise our program – expanding our research-based curriculum and lucrative business opportunity to new communities. But for us, Ivy Kids is more than a business opportunity. We’ve truly loved runni... read more
Location details
300 Coit Rd, McKinney, TX, 75071, United States
Get directions| Weekday | Schedule | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Mon | 6:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. | |
| Tue | 6:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. | |
| Wed | 6:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. | |
| Thu | 6:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. | |
| Fri | 6:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. | |
| Sat | Closed | |
| Sun | Closed |
This is a great school to go to compared to UTA because 1) more parking 2) cleaner facilities and 3) closer to my home.... duhhness
I applied to |UT|D| in November just in time for scholarships. My high school offered me a research internship at the university which helped me earn some scholarships. Top 10% is good enough for automatic admission. I earned an Academic Distinction scholarship with full tuition paid. I live in Plano, TX so I fall under in-state tuition. UTD has an honors college program and McDermott Scholar Program for distinguished students like me.
I received my undergraduate degree from UTD and there were a lot of things about the university that appealed to me. The only reason I chose to go elsewhere for my masters was because of the lack of applicable graduate degrees. UTD began as graduate research facility, only expanding into undergraduate studies in the mid-1970s, and is still primarily research-based. It's academically-focused MUCH more than socially-focused. I loved that I could park (semi-close with my gold parking pass) by my building, walk in to class and... read more
Ive been here at UTD for a few semesters now. My experience with almost all the professor has been awesome except for one research prof who obviously hated teaching a class I took. I'm still regretting taking that class. Overall, most professors I've had are professional, caring and helpful. Which is one one the only things I love about this school. Most of the students here are also very serious about school. The cafeteria could use more variety and revamp. Sometimes it gets so crowded. Parking is also terrible but I... read more
I love UTD. Of course, it has some of the problems that other colleges have...like parking, lack of some graduate classes I want during certain semesters, and the food at the Pub isn't amazing...but I love my program and most professors! I love that we can drink at the Pub (two beer max of course), but it is a great way to wind down after class. I love that my program's building is close to the exit, so I never have to really maneuver through the whole campus, just one section. I love the graduate EMAC program here. I have l... read more
Okay so I am a senior in high school who is thinking of going to UTD I want to major in criminology which is not the same thing as criminal justice as some people might think. I haven't found one State University that has that major that is close to the d/fw area until I found UTD. I've been on the website for about 24 hours now. I recently found it. Anyway I really want to go there because it has greek life, but its not to the point where it's like TCU, and I am used to not having football games nor any sport because my hig... read more
Yeah, I'm a student. I guess that's why I'm a fan. Parking is a b**ch though. I don't know what all the recent changes encompass since I only go to one building once a week, but the scenery is delightful.
I transferred from SMU to UTD in 2001, and attended UTD until 2004. The academics on the whole are good but when I was there some teachers were primarily researchers "forced" to teach lower level courses and made them difficult. The CS program at the time was better than SMU which is why I transferred. However, UTD was picky about what credits they would accept from SMU. They also counted math courses from other colleges are "inferior". By that I mean Calculus I from SMU counted as Pre-Calc at UTD. My Calculus 2 and 3 ... read more
First, this is a commuter school. No football games on Saturday afternoon. No roaming groups of drunken freshmen. On-campus housing exists, as do fraternities and sororities. (And this might be the sort of school where joining one is a good and positive thing and not obnoxious.) More traditional freshman dorm housing with a dining hall is on the way. The majority of students seem to be DFW kids who did a year or two at community college or other universities. People do come here as freshmen, many for the strong engine... read more
Frequently asked questions about Ivy Kids of Coit
How is Ivy Kids of Coit rated?
Ivy Kids of Coit has a 4.7 star rating with 160 reviews.
When is Ivy Kids of Coit open?
Ivy Kids of Coit is closed now. It will open tomorrow at 6:00 a.m.