Without Anna support and help My son was not continuing with french. Anna give in confidence and…read moreworked with him for two years.my son love it.

Rarely have I met a teacher as dedicated and patient as Anne! I have had the pleasure of learning…read moreFrench from Anne, one-on-one on a weekly basis for a number of years. She is very bright, intelligent and wonderful at what she does. She has an incredible ability to tailor the lessons to me as an individual and is great at improvising new material when I require it. She has earned my highest regards and I would not hesitate to recommend her to anyone looking to learn a new language or improve and expand their existing knowledge. It has been a wonderful experience learning French with Anne! Thumbs up!!

Hell yeah!!! I passed on the first try. Thank you so much for the absolutely amazing, entertaining…read moreinstruction. You made the information easy to grasp and fun. If you want to pass the exam, this is the instructor for you. You won't be disappointed. Go get your Realestate license!!!!

Michael, you are the man! Thank you for helping me pass the real estate exam. I'd say most of the…read morequestions are very similar to Michael Devlin's crash course. As long as you put in the work and study his notes, it's smooth sailing through out the exam. Def worth every penny. Don't think twice just sign up for his crash course and good luck on passing everyone!

Shital is an amazing instructor! She helped me prepare a dance performance for a party and I got so…read moremany accolades for it, I became her repeat client. She is low on cost but very high in quality. She helped me get out of my comfort zone and learn something different which for a bookworm like me was an amazing achievement.

I have never seen a dance instructor as amazing as Shital! She is so passionate and skilled! She is…read morepatient, engaging, and makes learning super fun for the kids. My girls come home from each practice excited to show off the new moves they learned. It's a fantastic way to introduce kids to Indian culture while keeping them active and entertained. At the end of each session the kids put on a recital! Five stars without a doubt!

I came here as a patient of their free dental clinic:…read morehttps://carrington.edu/location/san-jose-dental-hygiene-clinic/ My dental insurance at the time was being a pain in the ass, so I decided to look for cheaper alternatives - they happen to do cleanings for free. I was recruited personally by a dental hygiene student, as it seems they are in dire need of patients. When I first entered the clinic, all of the seats were taken up by people, so I was amazed that they seemed to be actively recruiting for patients, essentially. When I got my screening and assessment, I got an inkling as to why. Basically, the students need to do an exam on a live patient in order to pass for their certification, but a patient needs to meet very specific criteria in order to be used... I happen to have been one of them. Yes, everything is free, but it's balanced out by the time that you need to spend there. For example, the student performs dental scaling, notes down their observations, and then they need to wait for their instructor to come and do it again and make their confirmations or corrections. I had a good time working with my dental hygienist in-training, as she was very approachable, communicative, and informative. I learned a lot about dental work through her! I stopped going because I wasn't comfortable with multiple people working on my mouth (mainly happened because multiple students wanted to pass their test using me), I had other life issues that occurred at the same time, it was rough on me to spend the time to commute back and forth to San Jose, and their scheduling availability was not the most ideal. They seemed to only have a morning and afternoon session, each of which can take up to 4 hours. If you happen to be in a situation where you need a free dental screening, cleaning, or deep cleaning, and have time on your hands, I think this is a fine opportunity to explore.

My experience with Carrington College (San Jose) has been an ongoing struggle since 2021. I…read morepreviously left reviews in 2021 and 2023 for similar issues, and unfortunately, nothing has improved. The difference now is that the administration is actively interfering with student grades. I returned to Carrington only because it is one of the few trade schools offering a Dental Hygiene program that can be completed in about 2 years and 4 months instead of the 4+ years at a community college. The tuition is extremely high, and with that cost, students should expect organization, consistency, and professionalism--none of which have been present this term. My first two terms went smoothly, and I maintained straight A's. This third term, starting October 13, has been chaotic and unprofessional, especially in Human Anatomy & Physiology 2. Instructor turnover, lack of communication, and constant changes created confusion and unnecessary stress. The biggest issue is that the school dean, Yvette Avilas, took control of this class--setting due dates, grading, and creating exams--despite not being the course instructor or properly credentialed for the subject. Exams were completely inconsistent with the material taught, assigned extreme point values (50 questions worth over 100 points), and included content not covered in lectures or study materials. Many students performed poorly, and several admitted they felt forced to use outside resources just to pass. When concerns were raised, student feedback was dismissed, and blame was placed on students rather than addressing the clear flaws in course structure and exam design. The president of the school initially acknowledged the issue but no meaningful resolution followed. Despite paying for tutoring, stopping work to focus on school, and dedicating countless hours to studying, my grade has been unfairly impacted. The stress from this experience has taken a serious toll on my mental and physical health. Carrington markets itself as student-focused, but the reality feels profit-driven, with disorganization and administrative overreach making it harder--not easier--for students to succeed. I would strongly caution anyone considering this school, especially for competitive programs like Dental Hygiene.