Thankful for school give us a change to come to school and prove our English to our life . mrs Diaz…read moreis the best!!! She teach us how to speak better and practice grammar... reading book and writing...

From the owner: ESL/English as a Second Language GED Preparation…read moreHigh School Diploma Completion Automotive Repair Pharmacy Technician Certification Job Skills/Employment Prep and Placement

I recently visited the Riverside Art Museum and really enjoyed the experience. The museum is on the…read moresmaller side, but the collection felt thoughtfully curated and never overwhelming. What stood out just as much as the artwork was the building itself, which is beautiful and full of character. I especially loved the courtyard, which provided a peaceful space to slow down and take everything in. The gift shop was also excellent, with a great selection of unique items that felt carefully chosen rather than generic museum souvenirs. Between the art, architecture, and atmosphere, it was a wonderful way to spend an afternoon appreciating creativity in a truly beautiful setting.

I've bought the annual pass to the Riverside art museum and The Cheech for the past three years…read more They change calories and exhibits throughout the year and it is always something. I enjoy coming to see. I'm here today because my daughter is doing a summer art program the offer unique activities throughout the year.

I enrolled with Mission Career College on August 7 and was scheduled to begin classes at the San…read moreBernardino campus on August 31. On August 26, I called the school specifically to confirm the start date, class hours, and lunch schedule. During that conversation, I was not informed that the class had been canceled or that there were any issues with the scheduled start date. When I arrived at the San Bernardino campus on August 31, the building was closed, the lights were off, and no staff members were present. There was also a Southern California Edison "Final Call" notice posted on the door regarding the electric service. I have included a photo of the notice with this review. Seeing an electric-service notice posted on the door of a career college where I was supposed to begin my education was very concerning. Combined with the canceled class and lack of communication, it made me seriously question the reliability and credibility of the school and whether I could depend on the program remaining available long enough for me to complete my training. Because I had received no notification explaining the situation, I drove to the Riverside campus, where I originally enrolled and completed my assessment. Staff there informed me that someone should have contacted me to let me know the San Bernardino class had been canceled. I was also told that the San Bernardino location may be shutting down and that there may be a night class at the Riverside campus toward the end of September if enough students enroll. I am extremely disappointed with how this was handled. I had been enrolled since August 7 and had already waited nearly a month for the program to begin. More importantly, I personally contacted the school only five days before my scheduled start date to verify the class information. Despite that, I was given no indication that the class would not be taking place. There is also an issue involving my workers' compensation education vouchers. The vouchers were returned to me, but I was informed that they had already been submitted for payment. I now have to contact my workers' compensation administrator to make sure payment is not processed so that I can use my vouchers toward a program at another school. I understand that classes can be canceled and circumstances can change. However, I believe an enrolled student should be notified promptly--especially when that student specifically calls days beforehand to confirm the class. Finding out that my class had been canceled only after arriving at a closed campus, seeing an electric-service notice on the door, and then having to drive to another campus to obtain an explanation was extremely disappointing. It has delayed my education and created an additional issue involving my workers' compensation funding. Based on my experience, I would recommend that prospective students get their enrollment information, class start date, and funding status in writing and verify everything before making plans around a scheduled program and continuously verify that your classes is scheduled to start.

From the owner: Mission Career College is dedicated to providing high-quality, career-focused education to help…read morestudents achieve their professional goals. Specializing in healthcare, technical trades, and skilled career training, we offer hands-on programs tailored to meet industry demands. With over 15 years of experience, our institution is committed to transforming lives by equipping students with the skills, certifications, and confidence needed to excel in their chosen fields. Our programs include Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), Medical Assistant, Phlebotomy, Welding, Water Technology, and more. We pride ourselves on our accelerated career pathways, affordable tuition options, and a supportive learning environment. Our faculty consists of experienced professionals who provide mentorship and guidance every step of the way. Mission Career College stands out because of our proven success rates, innovative teaching methods, and focus on student outcomes. We help students graduate on time and connect them with career opportunities that align with their aspirations. By combining state-of-the-art facilities, industry-relevant training, and a student-centered approach, we ensure that every graduate is workforce-ready. Whether you are starting a new career or advancing in your current profession, Mission Career College is here to support your journey. Join us and take the first step toward a brighter future today!

Oswaldo Piceno is a great instructor. I went through my Module 1 through 4 classes with an…read moreabundance of information perfectly taught by Mr. Oswaldo Piceno. My CPR class was very informative as well. Mr. Oswaldo Piceno was an exceptional instructor in educating me how to give CPR to an adult, child and infant. I will be sharing with my family the information I've learned from Mr Oswaldo Piceno.

If you are a veteran considering National University, please learn from my experience: this school…read moreseems far more interested in collecting military benefits than actually providing a quality education. From the start, I felt like just another paycheck to them rather than a student. The classes are rushed, the support is minimal, and it's clear that the focus is on enrollment numbers and tuition payments rather than genuine learning. What ultimately pushed me away, however, was my experience with my assigned counselor, Sabria. She has been condescending, dismissive, and completely unhelpful. Anytime I asked questions, her responses were short, rude, and delivered with an attitude that made me feel like I was bothering her for simply trying to understand my own education plan. Her incompetence and lack of professionalism are the driving factors in my decision to leave this program. As a veteran, I worked hard to earn my benefits. I expected a university that respected that sacrifice and invested in my success--not one that exploits it. If you're a veteran thinking about enrolling here, I strongly suggest looking elsewhere.

I had a great experience with NU. They were responsive and lead me in the direction I needed to get…read moremy degree. Every professor was knowledgeable in their field. I would definitely recommend them.

Finished my course October 2017. Internship November 2017 at Bio data. I received my CPT1…read morecertification in March of 2018. Job placement at US colleges is a JOKE!!! I found my own job April of 2018 and I'm still working. My teacher was Jennifer and she was TERRIFIC! Now alot of the reviews are accurate! But in defense of ones self. Sitting and waiting for your internship is a big mistake. You have to call or even just pop up to get things done. Or even call their corporate location; which I did! PRO: You'll learn everything to become certified by the state of California! CON: Job placement!

terrible experience. I jumped through all their hoops. I didnt get a tour of the school, I didn't…read moreget a welcome. but I did show up to orientation, I did sign and turn in everything they asked before class started. I showed up the first two days and then after class on the second day they call and tell me they never enrolled me in the right course BUT if I can put my life on hold again in a month, I can do the 8 week course in a month. even though I've already been in school for 2 days. and then they start calling me and making me seem difficult because I don't know how I'm supposed to figure out childcare again andhow I'm supposed to keep putting off working and life for the school who can't even submit my enrollment papers on time. And they want to give me an attitude. They don't care about your education. They care about their image and looking good

HealthPro is THE BEST EMT SCHOOL hands down. The instructors care about every students success and…read morewill do their best to help every student pass to whoever is willing. SEAN GEORGE AND ANDREW ARE THE GREATEST 10/10 recommend

I recently passed their EMT training program and I highly recommend it…read more I've been advertising it my friends/family because it has a fair price and a very well set up program I am not good at test taking and I'm a slow learner so I asked for extra help and guidance and they delivered. I would not be an EMT without the incredible staff there. They were so beyond patient with me and all of my classmates even when they didn't need to be.

No, Nope & Na Before I started writing this, I gave it a…read morelot of time. I waited for over a week before I put into words what my sister and I experiences were. I have a 24 yr old special needs sister who I enrolled in this facility. And when I say special needs, I mean the type of special needs that needs assistance with everything she does. When I was enrolling her here, the business owner and I went over her ipp. I personally let him know all of her needs and all the things she needs assistance with, and going to the bathroom was one of them. Not only did I explain that she needs assistance in the bathroom, but it's also in her Ipp. Well, on her 7th day of attending this facility, I gotta call from the owner stating that she was being terminated. He said that she won't stop touching the other consumers' hair and face, which violates their rights. Not hitting them but touching them. And that she went to the restroom and smeared poop on the wall. Now, why was she in there alone to take care of that? I don't know because it was explained that she needs help in that department. He then said that he sent an assistant in there with her the next day and that she was still able to put poop on the wall. He said that she was gonna need two assistants and he didn't have the manpower. My sister is 5 feet tall and about 90 pounds. Why does he think she's gonna need 2 people to go to the bathroom ( but doesn't need 2 people at home)? I have the slightest idea. But I do know that there was absolutely no communication with me pertaining to this situation. Not one phone call. She wasn't even given a warning or a strike it was just that she had to go. He said that he was giving her a 3 day termination letter, but after that 3rd day, she basically was no longer welcomed there. I've known people to do way worse things than that before being terminated from anywhere, but not my sister and not at this facility. I can't help but think about what other consumers are going through the same thing. Or how many people have come through that facility and have to deal with that type of issue. Not one human being I talked to understood why she was kicked out. From teachers to college professors, no one understood why other than they just didn't want her there, and neither did God. So, hopefully, this helps someone looking into sending their loved ones there. But if you already know or have someone that goes there. You might want to check in on your people