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5.0 (2 reviews)
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6 months ago

Great class. Done at the Doctor's Office. Covered all bases. Lots of practical points and demonstration.

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4.7(320 reviews)
6.4 mi•Westside
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Highly recommended, efficient course time, detailed course materials, helpful staffs , easy to find…read moreparking

Very Disappointing and Unprofessional Experience…read more I chose CPR Society for my initial ACLS certification because of its high ratings, but unfortunately, my experience was extremely disappointing. After booking my CPR skills session, I was never given clear instructions on how to proceed. I contacted the number provided for questions but kept receiving automated responses saying I should have received an email. Despite repeatedly explaining that I never received anything and even providing three different email addresses, I still received no instructions. I also requested a phone call for clarification but was told they only offer text support. After expressing my frustration, someone finally responded, but instead of helping, they became rude and unprofessional, replying in ALL CAPS with statements like "ARE YOU EVEN READING?" Completely unacceptable, especially toward a customer who paid $150 for their service. I've attached screenshots of the conversation. Toward the end, the ALL CAPS responses stopped, although I'm unsure if someone else took over. I stopped responding after. Regardless, that does not excuse the way I was initially treated. I expected basic customer service, clear instructions, and professionalism. Unfortunately, I received the opposite. Very disappointing, especially from a business with such high ratings. Update: The owner repeatedly called and sent nonstop messages late at night. Looking at other reviews, I'm clearly not the only customer who has experienced this kind of unprofessional behavior. I was even threatened with having my ACLS certification voided and being banned from all their locations. To the business owner: Do not contact me again. Please send proof of my full refund, and I'll gladly take my business elsewhere. Any further unwanted contact will result in me filing a police report and a complaint with the Better Business Bureau. I have screenshots documenting everything. This behavior is completely unacceptable.

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Las Vegas College

Las Vegas College

2.8(84 reviews)
0.2 mi

I just wanted to update my review. Looking back at my initial post, I now have my associate and…read morebachelor degree in nursing through Las Vegas College. With two jobs and being a single mom of three, it was absolutely challenging but doable. Thank you Susie and to the rest of the staff for supporting me through this journey.

PLEASE THINK TWICE BEFORE ENROLLING AT LAS VEGAS COLLEGE, ESPECIALLY IN THE CARDIOVASCULAR…read moreSONOGRAPHY PROGRAM. First, understand that while Las Vegas College is institutionally accredited through ACCSC, its Cardiovascular Sonography program is NOT CAAHEP-accredited. This distinction matters when researching professional credentials and credit transferability. I wish someone had warned me before I invested two years of my life and approximately $50,000 into an education that left me without a degree, unable to transfer my credits, and still responsible for the debt. I maintained a 3.91 GPA, completed the classroom portion of the program in October 2025, and expected to graduate in April 2026. As a student, I was repeatedly expected to be patient, understanding, and flexible as the school experienced staffing changes, inconsistent direction, and difficulties securing clinical placements. I accommodated these challenges because I trusted the institution and wanted to graduate. However, when I made a mistake involving my clinical hours, I was not afforded that same understanding or opportunity to move forward. Instead, I was dismissed shortly before graduation, so yes my opinion matters, because this could happen to you. Throughout my education, there was constant turnover among instructors and administrators, resulting in inconsistent expectations, poor communication, and little stability. I had THREE different clinical coordinators during the clinical portion alone (a six month span). Students were repeatedly expected to accommodate staffing changes and conflicting directions while paying substantial tuition. This school is not solid. Clinical placements were another major concern. One coordinator explained that the school struggled to find echocardiography technologists willing to supervise students because they could not receive continuing education credits for doing so which is the industry standard. I was told the school offered "other incentives" to encourage participation. This left me questioning how adequately clinical placements were being secured. DO NOT ASSUME YOU WILL GRADUATE IN TWO YEARS. Only 3 of the 14 students in my class graduated on time, that's approximately 21%. Clinical placement difficulties and administrative issues can delay your education well beyond the advertised timeline. Perhaps most devastating is that I have been unable to transfer my credits anywhere. Despite completing my academic coursework with excellent grades, I am facing the possibility of starting over while remaining responsible for approximately $50,000 in educational costs. That's due to the school not being CAAHEP accredited. Students are expected to meet strict deadlines, maintain excellent grades, and rearrange their lives to accommodate the school's requirements. Unfortunately, I did not experience that same level of commitment or accountability from the institution. In my experience, the urgency to enroll students and collect tuition was not matched by the urgency to secure clinical placements or help students graduate. Before enrolling, investigate the school's graduation rates, clinical placement policies, programmatic accreditation, and credit transferability. Contact other institutions directly to verify whether they will accept these credits. I worked hard, earned my grades, and trusted this school with my future. I walked away without my degree and with substantial debt. I cannot speak for everyone, but I deeply regret enrolling. I am sharing my experience because I wish someone had warned me. Please do your research before making this financial commitment.

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