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I've been to the RAM many times and it's a small art museum in Downtown Riverside. The Cheech…read moreMuseum is one stop light up and a larger museum. If you purchase a ticket to the Cheech, the RAM is included in your ticket price, or if you start at the RAM, the Cheech will be included that day. I came to the RAM this time around, specifically, for the 60 Miles East exhibit. This exhibit ends on 4/12, so make sure to swing by before then if you want to catch it. The exhibit contained many flyers, pictures, art, and even ticket stubs that brought me back to my childhood. It was in a clean and open space that made the experience enjoyable. This exhibit takes up only one room and there are other spaces to check out for additional art exhibits. I did notice less art, this time around, than in previous visits and many open spaces/walls were not taken up. Overall, I'm glad I got to enjoy this exhibit, before it ends, and it really highlights the Inland Empire's music scene as an important piece of diverse culture. Enjoy!

Located on the corner of Mission and Lime, I'd passed the Riverside Art Museum so many times but…read morenever actually went inside. I was usually heading next door to the RMA for a concert. But when they announced the 60 Miles East Punk Rock in Riverside exhibition, I knew I wasn't going to miss it. The Riverside Art Museum was originally built in 1929 as a YWCA before being bought and turned into what it is now. You walk in and admission is right there. I went on Veterans Day so I got in free. Otherwise combo tickets that get you into the Cheech the same day cost $15.95. A good deal! The 60 Miles East exhibition is in a giant room filled with flyers, posters and clothing from bands and places all over the Inland Empire. It was super cool but made me a bit sad inside because I'd been to the Showcase Theatre on many occasions and still miss it. They also have art in another part of the gallery including a Shepard Fairley original. I wasn't expecting that! Overall the Riverside Art Museum is a place I'd for sure recommend. It's not real big but since you can go to the Cheech on the same day with your ticket, it's worth the admission cost. 60 Miles East runs to mid April so don't miss it! Support the arts!

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.

I began the Phlebotomy course back in June of 2019. I was nervous about entering in a whole new…read morefield. Having a change in career I knew phlebotomy was a good start after thorough research. At first point of contact with US Colleges, admissions was very friendly and encouraging about the course and career opportunities and made it clear that students would receive help with whatever they needed. And of course they waste no time to collect your money; roughly $3000 and of course one late payment and it'll affect you. LECTURE: as a first timer in the medical field it went better than I thought. Vicky, my instructor was great! She gave us complete explanations and made the learning experience wonderful. I put in the work and dedication and scored 98% on midterm and 100% on final. It's not that hard when you want it and have desire to pay attention and study. LAB: it was interesting practicing in the lab but you do get to learn the techniques and give you an idea of an actual setting. All I can say about the process is, please go the extra mile to be gentle and do things as painless as possible. It is such a GREAT FEELING when people say, "I didn't even feel that!" but of course, results will vary. Volunteers for lab is helpful but come on now, it's not that easy for all us to get someone to come in and let a noobie stab them. NHA: PAY AN EXTRA $117. The test was very weird, DO NOT RELY ON LECTURE to pass NHA. It is very different and questions on there will throw you off. So make sure to STUDY the NHA MATERIAL and not focus on your lecture notes only, but it is PASSABLE. EXTERNSHIP AUG 2019: they sent me to a small clinic where they don't have a Phlebotomist position so I did ALOT of standing around doing nothing even when I tried to do my best and stay busy and learn new things to take advantage of my time there. I was able to get all my draws in but definitely feels like watching paint dry for hours. CAREER SERVICE: they have been very friendly and assure you they will help you in anyway whatever it takes. I am willing to work in a position that does not require a CPT1 license but no luck at all. I apply and apply and try to stay encouraged but no luck. I am still working on it so job placement is still ongoing... APPYLING FOR LICENSE: PAY AN EXTRA $100 to apply PREPARE TO WAIT FOREVER and GO OUT OF YOUR WAY. Laboratory Field Services is such a joke. They sent me an email saying they received my application but haven't received my college transcripts. I called Cal Poly Registrars office and they confirmed the official transcripts were sent to LSF (the address US Colleges gave me) before LSF sent me the email. Cal Poly was not on the list of schools under the website US Colleges gave me to order transcripts from and National Student Clearinghouse said the LSF address was not recognized by USPS. I had a rep from Cal Poly trying to get a hold of them to confirm my transcripts were sent but with LSF only having a 1 star rating on google reviews, I'm afraid they had no luck getting through. ITS INCONVENIENT because I have to go out my way to prove that I in fact sent in my transcripts so my application does not expire (60 days). FRONT DESK: Front Desk Management, Isaiah, has been able work with me and keep me updated and also go out of his way to help. He has made my communication and process easy thus far. OCT 2019: It is now Fall and I haven't had any luck with career services or applying on my own (I can't do much without my license and not sure what I can work as or where without a license) I find myself applying to positions for my previous career because in reality, we just need to pay the bills. Credit services jumps on you if you miss a payment (which I haven't thankfully) but I just wish the there was more doing rather than reassuring at the school. Time goes by and retaining what I learned is getting more difficult if I don't spend time reviewing old notes and test guides. I will still apply as a CPT or work in a medical related position because I refuse to give up but honestly, feels like I'm gambling $3000 right now. **if i get employed as a CPT sooner or later, I will do a follow up review (if yelp allows for multiple reviews by the same person, I don't know to be honest).

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