wish I had read the reviews before enrolling in this school. The level of disorganization is…read moreshocking. Class schedules are often released late, and there have been multiple instances where teachers forget they have a class leaving students to track them down. There's a serious lack of consistency in policies, especially regarding testing. Some students are allowed to make up quizzes, while others aren't, with no clear explanation. What's most frustrating is that I'm paying $62,000 for an education that falls far short of expectations. Many of the instructors are unprepared or know nothing about the material. It feels like the school is more focused on enrollment numbers and NCLEX pass rates than on actually educating its students. That seems to be their main concern is staying in business. If you're considering this school, I strongly recommend looking elsewhere. You won't get the education you're paying for or deserve.

OB instructor needs to retire! She doesn't remember what she's taught and tests on things never…read morediscussed, in homework or the book! Don't want to be near her when she's driving. Her goal is to retire after 20 years, well they're obliging her regardless of her incompetence... Sweet and funny lady but they are doing an injustice to the students and have been because of her time there. It's sad that she's going to be know this way instead of as a great instructor that she was. It's ruining her reputation and the school is guilty of allowing her to continue. Watching her decline is heartbreaking...

Really? You got my 7 year old kid to add an IF THEN statement in her video game code to provide…read morerealtime interaction with a webcam? I can't even get her to fix the air conditioner! My daughter is really happy with her video game programming class at Engineering for Kids. They set up these modular projects that are set up for kids with no background in engineering to be successful. They have several topics such as lego robots, civil, mechanical, and others. I was pretty impressed that on her first day she was able to follow all the instructions and design an interactive video game with points and timers and graphics. Even though the software uses a graphic coding language, they still start to get familiar with the structure of programming: start, do this , if then, do that end etc. Very cool, very fun. I think she's off the hook for the science fair this year if she can just pass this one off.

job corps is a great to go if you are trying to look for a job. its like a trade school they teach…read moreyou how to do the job u want to do. and you can be a resident or non-resident. its pays a living allowance every two weeks if you become a resident.

Coming from a student, the program is pretty good the first few months. After awhile, you begin to…read moresee the bigger picture, of how Albuquerque Job Corp works. My instructor would refuse to educate me, from mistakes I made, but instead belittle me and even my peers. I have also been falsely accused of sexual assault by my RA, and I had nearly been terminated because of this. The RA had refused to hear my side of the story, and had sent me to another dorm. Then the boss of the e building, threatened to press assault charges on me, simply for placing my hand onto my friends shoulder. There is a huge hypocrisy, drug, and fraud problem here on this center. I definitely do not recommend coming here.

I took Martin's class recently after needing to update my alcohol certification. I really enjoyed…read morehis class. It is in a classroom which I prefer to online. We learned a lot and we got out a little early! I received my official certification in the mail in two weeks (maybe less) so I know he did the paper work promptly. Thank you Martin! Also a note for servers or others who need certification, if you take class online you are supporting out of state business. Keep it local, support small business!

From the owner: Alcohol Certification New Mex. | N.M. alcohol servers license | NM liquor handlers license…read moreNM approved ABC server permit classes, 5 days a week, live with an instructor on ZOOM.

WHY DO YOU THINK THEY HAVE TO ADVERTISE SO MUCH? The Worst…read moreInstitution for Medical or any kind of Training. The instructors aren't fit to teach kindergarten, some of them don't even want to be there, the school will push you through for money and numbers, the admin was the worst and as long as you got money and are Hispanic or white, they will work to push you through. Please find another school to go to. Not this one. NOT for BIPOC (Black of Indigenous People of Color, Not for VETERANS and not for those who want real clinicals in their profession.

Attended an admissions interview with my spouse for information on possible programs with the…read moreinstitute. Very disappointed in our experience. 1. Our admissions rep kept us waiting in the lobby. 2. Her appearance was less then professional. She insisted on wearing a baseball cap and her winter jacket while talking to us. 3. Her office was extremely dark and uninviting 4. Her exploratory process was nonexistent. Her main point that she was pushing was the necessity of my wife having to take a mandatory 4-hour test before she was really interested in getting to specifics on the programs. 5. Advisor totally downplayed my wife's previous experience and education. 6. All in all total waste of time. I would be very leery of investing my future with this school.

I'm Loving our new building. Still working out some of the kinks, but the openhouse Wednesdays…read moreare back 7pm-9pm (except on major holidays and snow days). Looking forward to a long run of people making and DIY hobby building on RT66

Wow! Quelab is 10,000 sq feet of tools and space to make things with. They have a large wood shop…read morewith all the tools you could imagine. There is also a complete metal shop, welding area, 3d printing area, laser cutting with both an 80 and 135 watt cutter and 2 large format printers and a vinyl cutter. They also have an electronics lab, fabric arts room, stain glass and 4 station screen printer. With a large membership there are always people who are willing to help you learn and make. They are an all volunteer 501c(3) organization that has remained open to its members 24/7 despite the pandemic. Even through the pandemic they have continued to welcome new members and bring them in to a friendly, welcoming community. They are open to tours by appointment through info@quelab.net.