Parkview Baptist School

4151 Southwest Freeway

Houston, TX 77027

20 Reviews

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Submitted by parent on December 08, 2023

Best school ever , my children learned more from this school with out ever having to worry about being disabled and different, no bullys only helping
Submitted by other on November 30, 2022

I graduated here in 2003, this school really helped me when I thought I had no path left to follow in life. This school came through in a GREAT time of need. Don’t listen to the haters with their 1 star “hear say” reviews. I actually Earned my diploma from the school and it is valid everywhere and every time I have used it in life. I highly recommend it to everyone And anyone. I’m also now looking into my daughter attending here
Submitted by parent on November 16, 2022

I went to this school back in 2007 and graduated from this I tried getting into college recently and no colleges accept my transcript/diploma because it's not an accredited school so now I have to get a GED or do high school online all over again
Submitted by parent on May 15, 2022

I'm trying to enroll myself. So I can go to college for nursing.
Submitted by parent on August 09, 2017

The school offered my son a chance to work at his own pace during a very difficult period in his life. He was highly gifted and talented since elementary school, so it wasn't difficult for him to complete where he only needed 6 more credits to graduate. Shortly after graduation in 2009, he was required to take entry level college exams for UH-Downtown and HCC. However, this is a requirement regardless of whether or not one has a diploma or a G.E.D. Once these exams were completed to satisfy the college requirements, he was able to move forward offering him the opportunity to apply and be approved for student grants. I discouraged him from applying for loans and advised him to work, pay out-of-pocket if and when grants were in-between. This route has paid off without any overhead debts. For the young lady who was required to take her GED test, I believe the colleges failed to inform her properly, or she spoke to the wrong counseling advisor. If one is not at college-level when applying, you'll be required to take remedials until your goal of college-level is reached. No matter how long it may take, the key is to continue moving forward without giving up trying. When an obstacle stands in the way, this is the time to find the motivation that sits inside of us. When a person is determined to obtain and education and get ahead in life, there are no limitations or hindrances to stand in the way.
Submitted by parent on July 09, 2017

Glad that schools like this one exist for students like mine .
Submitted by other on January 31, 2017

I graduated from PBS in 2007, Im now obtaining my Master's Degree. I didn't have any issues. God's good!
Submitted by other on September 01, 2016

This is not an actual diploma...Please Please Please do not waste your money people...I know two people who went there and is not screwed because they now would like to attend college...Please do your research....
Submitted by other on December 19, 2014

BEWARE! My boyfriend has a diploma from this school and was accepted in a program at a local community college. However, upon filling out the FAFSA, he would have qualified, not only for student loans, but enough pell grant to pay for his whole degree...BUT the FAFSA does not recognize his high school diploma and being accredited, so he cannot even get federal student loans. We thought all of his school was paid for, now we realize, he can't even get a loan! This high school misleads parents and students. and I'm sure they are aware of this problem that their former students will run into.
Submitted by other on January 28, 2014

What trade school accepts pbs diploma I'm almost About to give up i tried Kaplan university i was denied and at stvt can anyone PlEASE HELP what online college accepts this diploma
Submitted by parent on August 15, 2013

I attended PVB back in 2001 and graduated in Aug of 2002. I since then attended Houston Community College and became a Registered Dental Assistant in 2007. I then returned full time in 2008-2009. I am now going to attend an online University to achieve my Applied Science Associate's degree in Buisness Management. Then continue for my Bachelor's.
Submitted by student on September 23, 2011

So far I have been able to work and attend two different colleges after getting a diploma from PBS. I meet with with a army recruiter next week to start the reserves.
Submitted by student on November 10, 2010

The school does allow you to receive your diploma but they dont tell you that No college or technical school will accept this diploma you can ask any college or technical school so that you dont waste your time money and be dissapointed like I am I have to either go back to high chool or obtain a ged.
Submitted by student on July 11, 2010

Parkview has helped me to and graduate early they have been nothing but helpful in finding a good college for me. I have learned so much thanks to Parkview the principal has help motivate me, and keep my mind on the goal I have set for myself. I am forever grateful for the experience that Parkview has given to me. They have motivated me to get a job while in school. They also recommended that I pay for the schooling myself instead of my parents to teach me responsibility. Thank you Parkview for molding me into the person I am today.
Submitted by other on April 28, 2010

i advice no one go here,'the one is Houston' service horrible, the diploma is fake, there mostly banned and you can't further Ur education out of states, which happened to me. the staff dont care, the teachers or uncertified. One of them people i talked to cursed me out and was disrespectful, my friend went there and now is mad cause she neither cant attend different colleges. dont waste your money try National High school online or Orion high school i did that there certified with the sacs which is good. they have great low payment plans
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