Solid experience. The code books were 1 issue behind Nevada's switch to the 2023 NEC that happened during my enrollment, but aside from that the program was great, and I went from not knowing about this field, its work aspects, and how to start, to now still not knowing everything, but having an edge compared to myself before I completed this program. All the instructors were great. They were very knowledgeable and supportive with finding an understanding of the scopes of this course and this field. read more

just recently graduated and all in all total experience 0 I do not recommend anyone to attend the automotive program they have at this school total waste of money all teachers seem knowledgeable and but do not care they are only there for a paycheck no more no less very few cars to work on tools are not kept well had to bring personal tool for my self must finish paying school to even get your deploma waste of money not worth 14 months find another automotive trade school rating this school program a zero read more

The school set me up for success in the electrical field and even got me into my first job in the industry. Thank you ATI staff. read more

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It's was amazing experience but some teachers don't really teach and just give us the answer which in my opinion isn't really learning

ATI was pretty good the information and techniques taught there are good most of the instructors are very knowledgeable and will help you and explain things in detail if needed read more

It's was a really great school.The program overall was really knowledgeable and the teachers are really helpful and have a great way of explaining things. read more

I enjoyed the electrical program very much. Learned alot of information and was ready to work in the field before I was done with the program. I would recommend this program to anyone looking to learn about electrical before getting into the trade. read more

The teacher are very awesome and patient with you very detailed on teaching you great school to come

I am being sent to collections YEARS after graduating. No one tried to contact me. My education was paid for in full by my GI bill and now my credit score is wrecked. Many years later and the school is back with their hands out. I graduated valedictorian of the automotive program and the school tried to place me as a lube tech. Some of the teachers at this school are good people. But the institution itself is shady. read more

Went to this school and received an electrician certification a year ago. They told me that Stacy would be available to place me in a job once I graduated whenever I needed her help. She helped place me once in a job that wasn't in the field I certified in, and the a year later they laid me off. I tried to contact her once the lay off happened and left her many messages and she refuses to contact me or answer her phone. Went to the electrician union and they told me that the certification wasn't worth anything at all. A total waste of money and time!!!! read more

Great instructors good vibes if you get your shit done. It's all up to you they help you get what you want. Helped me with several different problems read more

I attended ATI from 2018 to 2019. And compleeted the Automotive program. I am going to lead with what I think might be the most important fact, that I wish I would have known before attending: the Carrer service department will only sources jobs as porters (people who move cars around parking lots for dealerships) and lube technicians (oil changers). You don't need a deploma or a degree to get those jobs. I think that's a pretty big deal, if you want to save 20k just go get one of those jobs and learn on the job. Having said that I will go into further detail about my experience at the school. I attended evey single day per what they suggest employeers want to see, got As in every single module and had a strong impression I was one of the students at the top of the class. I did learn a lot about automotive technology, which is why I am hesitant to use the term "deploma mill" but I think for most of the students that's what it is. The first two modules were very good. The teacher (who is also the director of the automotive department) took his job very seriously and was a good teacher, probably the best in the program. From there it goes down hill, teachers who try but are very unprofessional and teachers who straight up don't care or even teach. (one guy in particular was only there to use the shop as his own personal hobby shop but didn't teach at all). Then there's the drama, there was constant drama between the instructors and the administrative staff. Atleast half of the students when I was there didn't pay attention, probably didn't learn anything but were passed and graduated anyway. I can't see this as doing anything other then giving the school a reputation as a "deploma mill" this is something that's important to think about when considering going into debt to be backed by their reputation with a deploma. One student who attended with me was placed in a job working at in the schools tool room. And I stayed in contact with one of the instructors for a short period of time after graduating, he was terminated for marrying a student. The school itself has very few cars for students to work on so much of the work is on your own vehicles. This can be cool if you drive a 20 year old car like me, but if not you may just not have much to do in lab, and believe me if you want to do more then change oil you need thag hands on experience. Which is part of why I finally decided to write a review for this school. I gave the school 110% and while I learned a lot of technical info on automobiles I just did not have the experience to get a good job in the field. And even after getting more experience the career services department won't help me get a job doing anything other then moving cars or changing oil. I honestly regret having attended this school. read more

The school has some flaws, speaking from the electrician class side, but the teachers have been amazing and have taught me a lot. Besides some hiccups, the teachers have taught me more than enough to start my apprenticeship as a proper Electrician! read more

ATI has helped my son grow and learn this trade, he has been a top student in his classes and is going to graduate this week. The school is highly recommended! HVAC also! read more

Horrible is one of the many words to describe this joke of a school! My husband dropped out because the teachers cant teach! The teachers have drama within themselves all because they try sleeping with the students! The school does nothing about it! They just pick there favorite teach whether or not they're good or bad and kick the other to curb. Teachers marry students while theyre still in school! This is a disgrace. Just go to UTI. read more

Great school learned a lot in the electrical courses helps me a lot in the field learned how to bend pipe, switching, code, Motor controls and a lot more. read more

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The Automotive program is a joke The beginning is pretty good but about after the second module it starts going down hill unprofessional, lack of equipment, bunch lies So many things they claim to do like other schools but it seems like it's more about profit many don't even end up working in the field. read more

What could be a great trade school if the directors put is close to the effort the teachers put in. The most important part of school is they are for profit. And they make it a point to make it feel that way. Students that done care about school get it easier then the students that put in 110% You get tools when you graduate if they remember to order them at the right time. Tools rooms are a mess and alot of missing supplies that are needed to peform the hands on labe that are part of your grade. Never seen a school go so far downhill in such a short time read more

I graduated from the HVAC program at ATI a and I'm heavily disappointed. I went into the program cautiously, looking to be disappointed but was impressed by the instructor Ty Branaman. He was knowledgeable and made the material very interesting and best of all he held students to a high standard. After 2 courses with him I felt like I made a great decision but sadly it was all downhill from there. All the teachers afterwards either didn't care or only cared about telling you how great they were. I complained to the assistant director, the director, and the owner and nothing was ever done to hold instructors accountable to teaching. The director Jonathan Magel is the most dangerous kind of hack because he probably took the field seriously in his younger days so he is knowledgeable but now stands actively defending old antiquated ways of doing things and battling against progress. The best and most knowledgeable instructors here were Ty Branaman and Mike Lindsay but the way the upper management treated their attempts to provide a quality education you would almost believe that management and ownership wanted to see poorly educated people leave the school. I watched as incompetent people were pushed through as graduates for no other reason than greed. This school has no interest in educating only luring people who are eager to better themselves into turning over government funded loans to pad their wallets. The lab is always broken with no materials for repair, not enough tools to go around, and all of the lab units are donations which it makes it hard to see where any funds are actually going. Do yourself a favor and save your time, money, and effort! Either go to CSN or NTI. read more

While the rates to attend this school are great the atmosphere is horrible! High turnover rate in Instructors, Inappropriate behavior between staff and students and a lot of rumors about upper management that makes the school experience very uncomfortable. read more

I went to ATI for the automotive program. I started the program in the hopes changing my life. That's EXACTLY what happen. I am now no longer worried about money, meals, or shelter the program allowed me a life I've always asked for. The instructors are extremely knowledgeable and hands on, the syllabus is Well thought out and informative. I would like to personally thank those who took time to help my growth and development: Mr. Garrett, Mr. Bob, Mr. Sanchez, Mr. Weathley, Mr. Stephen, Mr. Alder. I am grateful for the character I've become. Thank you. read more

It was a terriable experience I was set for a price me to attend their hvac program and then a day later they told me I had to pay twice as much Renee was so unprofessional and told me I was going to pay this and then she straight up told me I have to pay twice as much now. I wouldn't trust this place with my education and I sure as hell wouldn't trust them with my money. read more

My son goes to this school and it's horrible we paid 21,000 and the only thing they do for 5 hours is watch you tube videos.my son is really depress.please don't sign up your son to this school your son will be waisting his time and money.or if you decide please do a research before signing him up don't make the mistake I did the school told us alot of good thinks to convince us.and we signed not we want to help out.you don't get a certificate in till you pay all your money in full that means when you graduate u have to pay everything or you won't get a certificate...i wouldn't be surprise if they close this school alot of complaints.please do your research go to t he school talk to students to find out if there learning before signing up..good luck read more

Ok school but it's very hard to learn with students talking and laughing during class. So far I've had 4 good instructors and 2 crappy ones. I feel that I understand automotive better than I did before I started but I also think that I didn't learn nearly as much as I should have. I wish I would've gone to CSN. If you already know what you're doing but need a certificate then this is perfect. Unfortunately, I'm not one of those people. read more

This school was a complete joke! I had to refinance my home to go here. It cost me $14,800 for 11 months. I'm highly upset as a graduate. The education I received was not worth it. My 1st two mods were great! Ty Branaman was the best teacher ATI had to offer. He explained everthing in the Electrical Mod and Introduction to HVAC. He made learning fun and could answer and question you had on any level about HVAC. Each mod after that I had a new teacher that they pulled off the street and it really sucked. Half of them had no clue how to teach. They show you a nice lab when they give you a tour but not until you sign up and start they tell you nothing works in it. They don't even have parts to fix it the units. I've really been robbed of my money and a year of my life. I recommend this school to no one. They want you to look at power points in class all the time. I could count on 2 hands the times I've actually been in the lab learning hands on. That school is money hungry. Don't waste you're hard earned money. They seem to use it all on the gym equipment. It's sad. Don't waste your time, money or life at this school. I wish I could give this school zero stars. read more

I started this school in November and it was perfectly fine , but now EVERYTHING HAS CHANGED. They have false promise, facilities are DIRTY, tools are worn out and old, and the faculty's priorities are in the WRONG place. Would have recommended others before, now I wouldn't even consider. read more

Ok school. Supposed to help get a job, 6 month later found my own after paying 800.00 just to get my certificate and graduate. Still no graduation pictures like we were promised either. read more

We are a local residential HVAC company who has been in business for 32 yrs. Our trade is very technical and we have learned that an entry level tech needs to have a min of a trade school education to be successful in our company. We have hired numerous graduates from ATI over the years and presently have three grads working for us! If you study hard and are willing to work hard there is plenty opportunity in the HVAC trade. read more

This is the worse school I've ever attended. Don't buy into their slogan! You need to get perfect attendence because employers wanna see it. That's all lies and that's all the preach! Remember that when you go if go. I attended 3 classes and all 3 classes were bs. When you go to lab all you do is stand around and bs with friends. Is that worth 12 to 20k and just a certificate. And if something comes up as did with me. All they want you to do is take a 6 week of absence. And you say no like I did, they give you the same around I'm getting when go to ask for a refund that your entitled to if you don't complete 60% of the course. This is how they treat prior military using their benefits. Please don't play into their hipe, it's really not worth it. Thanks Gary Ssgt USMC Ret. read more

When I first got to ATI I was excited because I was looking forward to learning a new trade. My first instructor that I had was named Ty and he was amazing. He taught the HVAC basics and the electrical Mods. Once I was done with the basics of HVAC with the refrigeration cycle and electrical though, it sorta just started going down hill from there. The school decided to start changing the school policies and certain instructors just seemed to not care about teaching or just kept us in class and just looked at PowerPoints or nothing at all. One instructor even spent 2 weeks (out of the 6 weeks per class) just working on the class syllabus. I could keep going and talk about the worn out tools or the unfinished lab or the lack of copper or supplies, but I won't. I wouldn't reccomend this school to anyone. If I could go back, I would choose NTI. it's less money, less time in school, and I also heard that that awesome and knowledgeable instructor Ty works there now. read more

Awesome school for anyone who wants to learn a new trade and start a career. The staff is well experienced and always willing to help. Even after graduating I can still call and talk to an instructor on the technical questions I have as an Hvac technician. Thank you Kevin! read more

As far as this school, the instructors[that are still there], the equipment, and agenda it is garbage. As a student who graduated I can assure you its a waste of time and ALOT of money. If you want to get some real knowledge and experience please save yourself time and money and check out NTI. I rate this 1 star only because it doesn't give me the option to give 0 stars. read more

The policies keep changing mod after mod they are starting to allow fewer days on making up hours that if you miss a day or more because of work or family they want us to get jobs in their specified jobs that we are attending but makes it harder to attend school on the hours that you have to work it feels like that the school is changing their policies to make students fail or have to drop which our tuition is kept by the school $ 21000 Plus now they're going into this automated beta which you o'clock in on your phones Which if someone is late and you make it to class you will not get any type of credit when late I think it's going to be a waste of money and time which is making the faculty become more hands-free read more

I had a great experience while enrolled in courses with ATI. The faculty and staff are very friendly, helpful, and dedicated. Courses were challenging and there was a lot of hands on experience available at hand to students. I would recommend ATI if you are looking to get into Automotive or HVAC careers. The programs also offer great financial aid that make it pretty affordable. Only complaint is more parking should be offered. I almost could never find a spot during the morning or night courses. read more

This is a great school! It was absolutely worth my time and money. The teachers were great and the knowledge I gained helped me to become quickly successful in my new career field. I took my education seriously and it paid off. I highly recommend this school and their HVAC Course to anyone looking for a new and high paying career field. It's all worth it! read more