I have 25 logged flight hours for my current flight school but I want to transfer flight schools…read morebecause I want to be closer to my new home. Will century accept and transfer my flight hours? Please advise?

PLEASE READ. STAY FAR AWAY!…read more I don't leave negative reviews without a valid reason. Unfortunately, my experience with this school was extremely disappointing and misleading. MISLEADING ADMISSION PRACTICES: Before enrolling, admissions was very attentive and checked in constantly. Once I signed up, that communication stopped almost immediately. They will tell you whatever they need to in order to get you enrolled, including claiming you can walk away freely within 30 days if the program isn't for you. This is not true. Despite dropping the program and confirming multiple times that I was no longer enrolled, penalties were still applied and a loan continued in my name which I am now forced to fight off. They (Erick Madan) will pretend to not know they had said conversion and then they will say it's a misunderstanding to try to scrape any kind of money from you. FINANCIAL AID ISSUES: The financial aid department offers very limited help beyond pushing you through FAFSA. When issues arise, responses are vague, generic, or avoided altogether. LACK OF SUPPORT AFTER ENROLLMENT: Once enrolled, student support drops off significantly. Staff who were previously responsive become difficult to reach and you are left chasing unanswered texts and emails. While there may be a few good individuals, there are also toxic admissions reps (Erick Madan) who negatively affect the experience. POOR EDUCATIONAL VALUE: The cost of this program is not justified. They poach on people wanting to jump into the aviation world by being the only known school in North NJ. The other schools are either in Queens NY or Upstate NY, both hours away and with wait times to get in. Much of the instruction consists of material that can easily be found for free through YouTube, Dauntless, Prepware, and other self-study resources. Paying around $50,000 to sit in a classroom and watch youtube is not worth it. MY FINAL ADVICE: I strongly recommend looking into an apprenticeship before considering this school. You'll gain valuable experience / knowledge and get paid while learning. With proper logbook sign-offs, you can test for your A&P license after 30 months (or 18 months for one part of either the Airframe or Powerplant license). You'll come out of the apprenticeship with a SOLID 30 months of real world experience rather than the 21 months of school debt and no guarantee of getting your license if you simply don't pass your exams which you have to pay out of pocket and they are not cheap, they are at least $1000's of dollars altogether if not more. The opportunities are out there and I am lucky enough to have come across one thus my reason for dropping the program. Please take your time to research and reach out to companies about taking on an apprenticeship opportunity. Don't let this FOR PROFIT school SCAM you. Yes few students have come out of the program licensed and into great jobs in the field BUT they are the exception not the rule.

The other review here states the obvious about the broadcasting industry. It has nothing to do…read morewith CSB. If you didn't realize broadcasting, media, radio or TV were going to be hard roads then you should have never came here. Regardless, as I said, CSB has nothing to do with that. They are pretty honest with you about the industry you are getting into and that it's not the place to be if you want to make a lot of money. It's for people that work hard and follow their passion. I attended this school and received quality instruction, I got an internship right away and was hired by that company. I worked for that company for 6 years, which lead to a job on the engineering side of the industry and have held a job on that side of things for 7 years. I have never been unemployed since leaving CSB and that was 13 years ago. My internship was landed because of their placement program. My only complaint was my loan wasn't explained correctly and I was told I'd have a fixed rate instead of a sliding one. In retrospect I should have known there are no fixed rates in education loans, but the person helping me at the school should have known that even more. That said, if you pay close attention to everything they tell you before signing up and are prepared for the realities of the industry, I think you'll be fine and this is a great choice. Also, consider I was there 13 years ago, so check it out yourself.

The campus was amazing and the instructors are great. but the company itself is horrible they…read moreclosed down without tellling the students and without letting them coming in and take their work off the computers. So went to corporate and they avoid anything and wanted us to pay them in order to get out stuff back. Worst school ever.

This is the first time I attend this school. Today was my first official day in class and I already…read morelove the professor. His name is George and he is very engaging and knowledgeable. He makes sure you understand the terms and concepts in his lessons and does not make you feel dumb for asking any questions. If you are thinking about starting a real estate class I'd deff recommend this one for now. Seems to be real good! I have 3 more weekends out of 4 to experience! Lol

Had an overall great experience doing the 75hour salesperson class with Mr. Toro…read more I did the class for Monday and Wednesday evenings and are happy to say as of today, have completed the course. Having put in over 30 years in real estate experience, along with his great enthusiasm and teaching skills, Mr. Toro made this class a great learning and fun experience. I recommend this class/school to everyone who is looking to obtain an either, salesperson, or a broker license in the state of New Jersey.

It was an excellent school to get computer training. I took the computers Application and Concepts…read morecourse. It helped me to develop my computer and internet skills and made me stronger at it. I even made the dean's list. I graduated from there twice. The tuition was subsidized by the Workforce at the labor department. I was lucky they paid for it and that I was able to study there. I liked the teacher who taught the class in 2004. Even though the teacher who taught the class in 2012 was good at teaching it, he was very nasty and abusive and constantly harassed me. He could not be trusted and used his position against me. From the very beginning of the course, he harassed me that he was going to have me expelled after an issue had happened when I tried to log on to the website to take an exam. He also stalked me by sending me a lot of emails that he was going to have me expelled. Even after I complained to the staff about him, he continued to harass me. He was also a reverend who took the class on to religious websites and talked about religion and the bible when he was teaching the class. He played the religious man, but he was really the devil. Being some of the students and staff were loyal to him, after I graduated, they turned against me. The new dean that took over breached my confidence by forwarding my emails to the other staff people. The school also has a job placement service and had promised the students that they will help them get employment. I was lucky if they even got me one interview. I ended up finding employment on my own. I was not happy with the director of job placement after I graduated in 2012. All she did was copy and paste job ads that she got off of the internet. Her contacts and her meetings were nasty. In conclusion, the Hohokus Hackensack school of business was a very good school. Some of the people there were not very nice and could not be trusted. I got crap from them.

It's a poorly run institution, with ill equipped administration. There is one great professor who…read morewas basically the backbone of my nursing education, and a few other good professors. The administration though, (those that handle things like setting up clinicals, schedules - particularly during the holiday season, and handling students' paperwork so they can take the NCLEX and get their license) is for some reason unable to get things done effectively or timely. I completed the program 90 days ago and they still have not sent my transcripts the board of nursing so I can obtain my license.

CGL Learning Institute has been such a blessing for my family. They provided wonderful support and…read moreresources that made a real difference for my grandmother. The staff is caring, patient, and knowledgeable, and it shows in the way they work with people. I highly recommend CGL Learning Institute to anyone who wants a service that truly helps and supports their loved ones.

From the owner: Your loved ones’ safety is our priority. We offer trusted personal and companion care services in…read moreNorth Jersey and provide Home Health Aide training at the lowest possible cost, ensuring quality care for every family.

At first, I was a bit afraid of getting my Tractor license, many people say that you have to know a…read morelot to pass the test, but I adventure myself into this journey and I register with Jersey Tractor Trailer Training School. Antwan was my first point of contact when I got into the office, he gave me prices and training time, even the test day after my downpayment. I watched all the videos and got my first certification done in the office (that was easy). When I got to the training on the field, I found this gentleman who walked us through out to all the parts and components of the trailer, it was too much information for the first day. He showed the components and different kinds of Licenses, Class A or B and every day they will teach you either cabin, front or back of the trailer, auto or standard (I didn't miss one class). It was a lot to learn, and it was a bit overwhelming, but I didn't give up. On my first day of field training Edward Montes was my trainer, his knowledge started to cover every step, key points and trailer components as we progressed into the classes, he definitely made it look simple, he kept telling me how to learn the steps using the videos, later on he would correct any missing information, filling the gaps and correcting my errors. Edward was always helping me to remember the steps and the components of the trailer. Never heard any bad comment or yelling at me because I forgot a component or any of the steps (I always forgot something, lol). On one of my field training days Edward was training someone else so I was appointed to Nick who gave me a few key words to remember certain components, he was a good instructor. On my last day of the training prior to the test I was so confident. I couldn't believe I had learned so much in just a few days, my training took 7 working days plus the day of the test. I passed my test and now I am a CDL driver thanks to Jersey Tractor by the hand of Edward Montes. No extra classes, no extra charges. I wish I could give you more stars but be sure that I will recommend this training facility to my company and all my friends.

You need to get some real trainers over here, ones that don't sit in their car all day long and let…read morethese guys drive around the parking lot at 45-50 miles an hour, this will be the place to go if you're dumb, cause they'll get their CDL to anybody you can tell that one for sure

PROS: Close to home and nice looking campus I enjoyed my time here. The staff was nice, the campus…read morelayout was beautiful, and they had a nice variety of classes. Many clubs to choose from and many activities are held here CONS: Besides being expense places like Robinson Hall, The lindens, the williams building, and petrocelli all looked like prisons. Whenever I had a scheduling issue I had to run around campus as different departments would blame it on each other OVERALL: I wouldn't go to this campus, I would much rather go to the Madison campus

Did my bachelors here from 2009 to 2013, a big part of my life is attached to this place…read more The campus is split into two parts, between Teaneck and Hackensack, divided by the Hackensack river. It's a long annoying walk to the cross bridge anytime you have to go to the other side. During my time at FDU, the infrastructure was lagging behind, but the university has taken lots of initiatives in past years to give the campus a face lift. Tuition fees are really high unless you get decent scholarship. The cost doesn't add up to the quality of education or benefits provided here. But if you can make it through with a degree in demanding field, there's plenty of opportunities to find good jobs as it's in tri-state area, only 20 mins from NYC.

In search of a customized approach to learning Italian I discovered The Language School in…read moreRidgefield CT. My experience has been beyond perfect ! The Director listened to my needs and matched me up perfectly with a native speaking Italian teacher . She was able to determine the perfect pace to help me get off to a great start learning Italian. Who would have thought I would have found this quality of instruction right here in town . If you want to get a great start to learning a new language or improving on a language you are already somewhat acquainted with The Language School is most likely the place to come !

I've been taking Spanish classes with Karen for about 5 months now and she is an absolute pleasure…read moreto work with. She tailors classes to fit and focus on my level and she makes the whole experience useful by encouraging us me to learn by speaking and correcting errors along the way. She's very kind and an excellent instructor! 10/10 Highly recommend!