Super informative class with well spoken teachers! The best of the best. Also, extremely clean and…read moreorderly. Good energy and leaves you feeling confidant to succeed! Thanks you two! Had a wonderful experience!!

I can't recommend Mile High North East enough! I took their class two months ago and have since…read morelaunched my career. When I took the class I didn't know much about the industry. I've known Insurance Adjusters and long heard the tales of financial independence, but only recently considered it as a primary career option. The in person training offered at MHANE is one of a kind! I don't believe any online class can compare to MHANE. I found myself not only learning from my instructor, but also from various Field Adjusters who currently work in the field as well as from my fellow students. The MHANE staff are all very kind, helpful and committed to setting their students up for success. With their help ad guidance, many of my fellow classmates had jobs lined up before they completed the course. If you're considering exploring Insurance Adjusting as a career option, then i highly recommend you call MHANE today and book a spot in their next class! You won't regret it!

Total lack of transparency! During my tour, my husband and I specifically asked about…read moreaccreditation. They said "yes" but intentionally omitted that they are NOT CODA-accredited (and haven't been for 5 years). We were led to believe I'd be a CDA upon graduation. Instead, I found out mid-program that I have to work 3,200 hours first--a possible 2-year delay (unless you're doctor feels you're really talented and signs off early)that was never mentioned upfront. The school suggests working during the program to get those hours, but as a day student, most employers won't hire you due to the schedule. It's an impossible cycle. When I reached out for help, the Dean simply piggybacked off my conversation with the head of the department instead of offering a real solution, and the President has yet to respond at all. They try to sweep it under the rug by claiming New Jersey employers "only care about Radiology licenses," which ignores my long-term career growth. Beyond the accreditation, the education is suffering: * Overcrowded Classes: Classes are being merged, leaving teachers overwhelmed. * Lack of Hands-on Training: Labs are rushed and rare. You're expected to learn something once and then not touch it again until your internship. It's all lectures and quizzes. * The "Referral" Insult: They have the audacity to ask for referrals in exchange for two slices of pizza every few weeks while ignoring serious grievances from students paying full tuition. For the price they charge, Fortis needs to do much better. Do your research and ask for specific accreditation names before signing anything here. After the President commented on my review, I reached out as of yet I still have not received a phone call.

I joined the MBC program at Fortis Institute-Wayne with real excitement, but the experience became…read moredisappointing. I worked hard and kept strong grades, yet the teaching was inconsistent and my externship did not provide the hands‑on training the program promised. When I asked about my grades, GPA, or how awards were decided, the answers were unclear or ignored. The director even said it wasn't her job to send reminders about missing work, even though posting grades and marking assignments as missing or late is how students know what they need to complete. The school also claims to help students find jobs, but they send one email and then they stop. What made it worse is that even the campus president never stepped in, despite me calling and emailing him many times. For the amount of money students pay, the lack of professionalism, support, and transparency is unacceptable. Worst experience ever, school did not provide the value or honesty students deserve.

PMTI was a great learning experience and helped me to pass my PMP exam on my first try. In…read moreparticular, many thanks to the instructor, Alan Berman. He was an excellent teacher and his anecdotes kept the class entertaining!

Ms Tavares is an excellent professor. she's very patient with her students…read more She's very professional I would greatly recommend her and the school

I have used their training several times. Each time excellent job, helped me with my consulting…read morecareer in programming. Thanks Avtech, especially Sue and Kathy!

My wife got hoodwinked by SetFocus who claimed that their $20,000 13 week course was the equivalent…read moreof 2 years of training. At the time they claimed their job placement rate was 90%. After spending 13 weeks taking online classes 8 hours a day, and studying at night an additional 3 hours a night, my wife passed all the exams and was hired by a local company shortly after she completely her coursework. They fired her after 8 weeks saying that she wasn't fast enough, wasn't what they were looking for - prior to this my wife was considered one of the top programmers in St. Louis. (This was in 2008 when companies were either outsourcing to India, or downsizing). When we complained to SetFocus, they had their lawyers send us a 10 page threat so we backed off and ate the loss. We're not wealthy people - it was a significant financial loss. My wife was so demoralized she never returned to the IT field after that, and took a few low level administrative positions until she was old enough for social security.

This place should change their name to Setup because I feel like I just got punked…read more After posting my resume on one of the online job boards, I got contacted out of the blue by a "recruiter" for a "technical interview" for a job and was sent a "skills assessment" test. They never said exactly what jobs were available nor do I think they even read my resume. The skills assessment test had nothing to do with technical skills. Do you need to know programming C#, Java, php, windows, linux, project management? NO! It was a bs test with GMAT type analytical questions. Thank goodness I was able to find other postings online for this place which warned me what this place was all about. Shame on you for preying on poor unemployed folks looking for a job. I wouldn't given this place a bad review, and I might have considered going here if they tell you up front they're a training school. Instead, they tell you you're interviewing for a job and making you jump through hoops, and then they tell you later your skills need to be updated and their training can get you there. This is entirely shady and how can I trust someplace if all they're doing is a BAIT AND SWITCH scam. Hopefully this review will help someone else looking for a job in case they want more info on this place.

I am very impressed with this school. The teachers, the administration, all care about preparing…read morethe students for their careers. The quality of students accepted and trained here is excellent. Highly recommend.

None of what was advert for the general construction program is what was offered. a construction…read moreclass inside a small classroom is a joke. There is no way to build things fully in that space. The things we did learn we only went over once so we barely remembered at graduation. We didn't cover all the things they advertise. We never did a month of plumbing, hvac, electrical. we touched on electrical lightly, we did carpentr and no hvac or plumbing. They had the whole group doing projects together so none of us ever got to complet anything ourselvea. I want to report the school for letting us sit in class Monday thru Friday for 7 months and leave without skills. we cannot read blueprints or know the actual names for tools nor can we make any estimates or anyhting because we werent taught. There is no curriculum in place, it's just what the teacher decides to touch on. This is not fair to the people who had to move things around in their lives to be able to attend school to change their lives. This is wrong and we feel cheated!!! I would never recommend this place to anybody for any subject

The IUOE (International Union of Operating Engineers) Local 68 Training Center is a school that is…read morebasically a stationary engineering and refrigeration school. It was initially intended just for local 68 members, but in recent years has become available to the public. The entire school is completely ran and operated by guys who have/had years of experience in the field. All the instructors are awesome, and because of their experience, they're chock full of information; you could ask these guys anything and they'll have an answer for you. The classroom experience is a lot different than most schools, since the teachers work/worked in the field it's like talking to "one of the guys", which to me makes it easier to retain information. So far, I've completed about half the courses and have received my Blue Refrigeration license, next is my high pressure black stream license. It's a real "one of a kind" school.

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I took a bootcamp PMP class with instructor Allen Young in June 2025 at the Parsippany location,…read moreand I was extremely impressed. Allen is very knowledgeable - not only did he cover textbook material thoroughly but he also gave real life examples from his very diverse professional background. His teaching style made it easier to memorize complex concepts. I highly recommend taking Allen's course to anyone who is considering taking the PMP exam!

This PMP prep course is terrific and our online instructor, John Sanderson was fantastic. He was…read morevery thorough and caring. The Academy provides a wealth of knowledge and many other benefits such as online tests to help you prepare for the exam. Thank you John for your guidance.