I graduated from ACC's Medical Billing program in March, and through the school's Career Services…read moreProgram I was able to get a job at an imaging clinic by the beginning of May. My instructors were very kind and great at teaching the curriculum and I'm very pleased with the knowledge I've left with. The only issue that keeps me from giving them 5 stars is the fact that their financial aid representatives are a nightmare to get into contact with. I used my GI Bill to go to school, and for some reason they just forgot to submit my enrollment to the VA for two whole months. I had to talk to three people just to get in contact with the department head and remind them to submit the paperwork so I could get my housing allowance for the month and pay my rent. 1/5 experience on that end.

Damn for how much thee students pay they could have at least put 2 tenths up for the graduationread more

Staffs are patient and polite, very helpful. For the questions we asked, gave informative…read moreinformations and choices.

I came in with some questions about transcripts and Leslie in the counseling department was beyond…read morehelpful

Dr.Joel help me a lot with care and hospitality. and the staff are amazing here!…read more Thank you so much smith chason.

My experience working with Vivian Lopez was disappointing. I felt that some interactions lacked…read moreprofessionalism and that my concerns were not addressed in a respectful or constructive manner. Communication was often frustrating, and I left several conversations feeling unheard and discouraged. As a student, I expected clear guidance, consistent communication, and a supportive environment throughout the process. Unfortunately, my experience with Vivian Lopez did not meet those expectations. I believe students deserve to be treated with patience, courtesy, and respect, regardless of the situation. I also felt that some student concerns were not taken seriously and that communication was not always clear or consistent. As a result, the process became more stressful and frustrating than it needed to be. A coordinator's role should include helping students navigate challenges, providing guidance, and fostering a supportive atmosphere, but that was not my experience. There were also situations that left me feeling uncomfortable and concerned about whether all students were being treated fairly and consistently.

Went here for the info session (got a my application fee waived!). I must mention that the vibe is…read morerather laid back (in a good way). The pressure is a bit lower than that of other universities. The campus is mid sized and they have several campuses scattered in Southern California. They have been around for 125 years. They are known for their Law program. The campus and the classrooms look overall very clean and organized. I was also told that they recently had a parking structure built. Their parking is around $100 to $120 per year. There are bike racks available too if you decide to ride here instead. There are a number of shops around (the Circle K is right next door) and at very close proximity to the campus. Overall, it is a very nice looking campus and I will definitely be applying here for my MBA!

I received my undergrad, teaching credential, and master's degree here. I finished a few years ago…read moreand I am still in contact with some of the amazing professors here. It is a pricey school, but you get what you pay for. The knowledge of the instructors is top notch and they provide assistance even after you leave. Great school, beautiful campus, and welcoming vibe.

The staff was wonderful and they want you to succeed. The Professor of the course also wants you to…read moresucceed. You will pass if you put your time and effort. I would recommend this school to anyone! Also super accommodating if you have children, family or job. So many resources are available to succeed! Thank you Asima and Professor Andy !

Hi, I'm Gricelda, and this will be a lengthy review!…read more I am an LVN graduate, Class of 2025, from Lotus Medical Career College. My experience at this school was incredibly positive. The professors were excellent and always pushed us to become the best versions of ourselves. The front desk staff worked tirelessly to keep everything in order, and they always made an effort to decorate for holidays like Valentine's Day and St. Patrick's Day, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. They did a beautiful graduation for us as well. I was fortunate to have a small class, and over time, we became like a second family. The friendships I made here will last a lifetime. As for the Director of Nursing (DON), Ms. Assima, I know some reviews describe her as strict, but I see it differently. She has a strong and passionate teaching style, always pushing students not to give up and never to be lazy. Her focus is on education and success, and she truly wants every student to pass. The fact that she never dropped a single student speaks volumes she's not just about the money, as some people in reviews suggest. She genuinely cares about her students and has a big heart for helping people. Now, about the program itself wow! It was intense, with five days of classes per week for nearly a year. You have to be mentally prepared for that level of commitment and willing to put in the work. Studying hard is a must, and the ATI... oh boy, that's a beast! But like anything else, if you put in the effort, you can master it. I'm currently working on my ATI Green Light so I can take the NCLEX-PN, and I will truly miss this school. I have no doubt that Lotus Medical Career College will continue to be a great school for decades to come. It would be amazing if Ms. Assima expanded the school to offer an LVN-to-RN bridge program. She is motivated, capable, and passionate about education, and I know many of us would love to come back for further learning. I'll try to update this review once I pass the Green Light and NCLEX. I have to send all the staff thank you gifts as wellThank you to everyone at Lotus Medical Career College for this unforgettable journey. Class of 2025

I absolutely love this school!! I recommend everyone to do online! It's so much easier to handle…read moreand you don't have to meet in person at all! I loved it so much that now I'm going to take their HR class in March! I know I see so many negative comments, but I never had a problem with the college. As for people getting back to me, it did take s min so I kept bugging them but that was only because I needed the information for my new classes. Other than that, the online classes are great!!!

Unprofessional staff. I would initially call multiple times to inquire over their DH program and…read morewould be sent to Voicemail. The DH admissions person finally returned my calls but I would miss them because I would be working. For this reason, I went on their website to schedule a call/zoom meeting for a time that worked best for me. I waited all day for someone to reach out since I had already booked a specific time slot, nobody ever did. A month later, I decided to call back AGAIN just to be met with passive aggressiveness from one of the ladies; basically insinuating that because they attempted to reach out to me in the past, they no longer wanted to give me their time of day. I say this because I left my info with the receptionist in attempts to finally meet and I have yet to hear back from them. So overall, it's okay for them to not pick up their phones and not check zoom appointments, but the moment we do it, we're not worth their time anymore. I fear this might be the only school that lets their phones go to voicemail regularly.

I went for a lip flip, and there was no change, then talked into filler started at 300.00 then went…read moreto $600.00 Then put the product on one side and said it would be another 600.00 to even it out. But Not to wortie I could use the credit program and make payments. I said no and now I can't find anyone to fix my lips for 6 months. YES I finally got my money back but I have to live with this for 6 months. PLEASE DO NOT GO THERE. PICTURES DO NOT LIE.

I lost my mom in late 2025 to liver cancer. She was in/out of hospitals, rehabilitation and acute…read morecare facilities, towards the end, home hospice care. It was one of the most traumatic experiences of my life. For the most part, she received quality care. It was the horrible care she received an acute care facility, that motivated me to pursue a career as a health care advocate for seniors. The seniors without family and friends received subpar care and treatment. I was at the facility daily and had to pull teeth to insist on her getting the bare minimum care. My employment background is mostly in transportation and finance. I cared for my mom and received a 40 hour a month salary for 24 hours a day care as an IHSS provider. I wanted to expand my resume and become a Certified Nurse Assistant as well as a Certified Home Health Care Provider. My goal is to have a few clients to assist from home to the hospital. I needed an online school that would allow me to have days free to address probate, financial and grief therapy concerns. I googled CNA schools in the Riverside county area and selected McKallen Medical.The knowledge I obtained at McKallen not only broadened my natural patient centered care instincts, it provided me with additional tools, resources and knowledge that has opened my heart and soul. I enrolled in the CNA course 4 months after my moms death. I was stuck in the bargaining stage of grief. I was being triggered by some of the lessons. It was a daily barrage of " if I could of, would of, should of" mental gymnastics. Logically, I knew that I did not have the knowledge to know what steps could have made a difference in my mothers care. However, in the midst of grief, you are filled with guilt and despair. After my first week of theory, I notified administration and told them I was struggling with the course. Tre Green, was not only understanding, he was compassionate and empathetic. He advised me to take as much time as I needed and pursue the course when I was ready to move forward. Eventually I re-started the course with Instructor Mary Montantes-Peck. She was a SUPERB INSTRUCTOR. She is passionate, knowledgeable and engaged. She is the prime example of passing on to others what she embodies as a human being. I am a firm believer that we give to the world, the skills, values and growth mindset that we have. Mary's knowledge about resident/patient care comes from a deep compassionate core. Alex Portillo, the clinical instructor, was great as well. Alex made what could have been a high stress environment into a calm, smooth and knowledgeable experience. There were a few issues with the skills lab training, so this is the reason for a 4 star review. Overall, I had a wonderful experience. I am deeply grateful and appreciative for what McKallen Medical Training provided. I would highly recommend the school to all potential enrollees. Just go in with an open heart and mind and you will reap the benefits and rewards.

I' not sure what I expected going into this program but I felt like I learned more in my LVN…read moreprogram than I did here. For as much as this program is I expected to learn more from the classrooms/professors than spending all that money to teach myself. unfortunately I didn't get to even finish the program due to some financial reasons but I don't know how well I would have even done if I had stayed. I would recommend going to school to be an LVN prior to going to this program for your BSN because of the lack of help they provide.

I have sent countless emails, called and no response. I guess they're saving me the headache…read moreaccording to these reviews. I emailed the same point of contact and he has failed to respond to me not once have I receive an email or a call from this school. I've called and nothing. Not sure if they have working phones but I haven't been able to get any information regarding their program. So I would say the communication here is bad. And this could be a blessing in disguise.