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Josh is great with information and the ins and out of the program. Not pushy very patient and looked for answers that I was looking for

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Stanley Kong actually went way beyond what I bargained for by helping me with my contractor's bond and helping me with filling out the packet for the CSLB.

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UEI College - Fresno - Pharmacy Technician students working on assignments in lab.

UEI College - Fresno

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Most instructors here--are knowledgeable and excellent…read more However, the admissions and financial aid process is misleading and predatory. Prospective students are rushed through tours and quickly pushed into signing enrollment contracts without first being clearly told whether they actually qualify for financial aid. Financial aid eligibility should be confirmed before any binding agreement is signed. Instead, students are locked into contracts first, then sent to financial aid afterward, stripping away any real ability to make an informed, responsible decision. The administration and financial aid staff are fully aware of how this process is structured, and they should be ashamed of operating in a way that pressures people into binding financial commitments without full financial transparency. This is especially concerning given that many prospective students are low-income individuals or people in difficult financial circumstances who are seeking a way to improve their situation. That reality makes this lack of transparency even more troubling and irresponsible. This approach prioritizes enrollment over honesty and puts students at unnecessary financial risk based on incomplete information. Schools should be required to verify financial aid eligibility before any enrollment agreement is signed--not after.

it not worth getting in debt. I used to be a student there and it was one my worst decision in my…read morelife because it doesn't provide a real education just nothing but a scam

Gurnick Academy - Fresno Campus - The future of Nursing looking bright!

Gurnick Academy - Fresno Campus

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Alright...this is going to be a very real and honest post regarding this school…read more I am a recent graduate of the LVN-RN ADN program. I also attended they're LVN program years before. The ADN program is amazing. What makes it amazing? In 8 months you receive guidance from amazing instructors, you are able to do clinicals at amazing hospitals, and you are adequately equipped to take boards after. 1. I cannot speak anymore highly of the amazing staff. Ms. Cabrera, Ms. Otero, Ms. Salvano, Ms. Cacacho, and many others are very knowledgeable and compassionate for their students. They want you to succeed and help in whatever way they can. 2. These instructors also have worked in these local hospitals and have rapport with many staff members. If you do a good job, you will be noticed. Now, don't be fooled by the negative comments people will make. In order to succeed in this program, you HAVE to give your 100%. DO NOT expect things to be handed to you, DO NOT have a terrible attitude to your classmates or your instructors, and DO NOT whine when things are changed or not going your way. True success in this profession comes to those who give it their all and try they're hardest. Those who take shortcuts may be thriving now, but that will soon end. In a nutshell, if I could go back, I would. This program is amazing. If you work hard and do as you're told, you will succeed and you will make it through this program successful. They provide all the tools to allow that to happen. Good luck to those hoping to apply to this program. It is WORTH it. Thank you Gurnick for everything!

This school presents itself as a professional private institution for healthcare and medical-field…read moretraining. Unfortunately, the reality does not reflect that image. The level of leadership and basic educational direction is extremely poor. The director appears disconnected from even fundamental academic and professional standards expected in a medical training environment. More concerning is the culture inside the school. A large portion of staff behave in a consistently rude and dismissive manner. Basic professionalism something as simple as courtesy, communication, and respect is noticeably absent. For an institution training future healthcare professionals, the environment is deeply troubling. Instead of promoting teamwork, compassion, and ethical conduct, the school tolerates and, in practice, enables behaviors such as bullying, discrimination, and racism. These behaviors are incompatible with healthcare values and should never be normalized in any educational setting especially one responsible for preparing students to care for patients. Students are not encouraged to support one another. Rather, the culture creates hostility, fear of speaking up, and a lack of accountability. Complaints are ignored, and concerns about staff conduct and student treatment are not taken seriously. I am sharing this review because I genuinely care about healthcare and the standards that must exist in medical education. Institutions like this shape future professionals. When leadership fails to protect a respectful and ethical learning environment, it directly impacts not only students, but the quality of care patients will eventually receive. This school urgently needs serious oversight, leadership accountability, and cultural reform.

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