I'm going to write a review because I'm tired of searching up 6600 Dumbarton Circle and getting…read moreDeVry instead of 42. 42 is a tuition free software engineering institution that exemplifies peer to peer and project based learning. The school has two branches-- one in Paris and one here in Fremont, both funded by French billionaire Xavier Neil. I guess while I'm at it, I'll add actual pictures of the campus.

School 42 is a great place to learn the foundations of programming. You start by Learning the C…read moreprogramming language. Then once you have learned C, there is an opportunity to learn other languages. C is a great foundational language because it teaches you what is going on at the lowest level. Once you understand the lowest level understanding higher level languages is much easier. I would recommend school 42 to anyone looking to learn how to program.

Definitely the better "Ohlone." The smaller campus makes it easier to get around. (But classes are…read morelimited.) The classrooms are relatively new and are way nicer than the Fremont location. For ex: nice swivel office chairs for students, white boards in all the classrooms, and overall has a nice modern look to it. Also the moving solar panels are awesome!

I have been a student here for 3 1/2 years alternating between both campuses. The Newark one is my…read morefavorite, a fairly sized building where students come to work, study, and relax. I always went to the library there, students have some personal space and aren't crowded together like at main campus. If you call the # of the library, you can reserve a room to get your work done. They have a career center where they give mock interviews, comes in handy since I also utilized it for resume help. Inside there is a small room where students can play pool, watch TV, or play piano to kill some time. Parking is not a problem and I always prefer the space on the right of the campus. If you want some fresh air, you can take a walk around campus. The food at Newark is ok, but I highly recommend to drive to "The Block," which is the Fremont shopping district. You could buy from Costco, Panda Express, or even Wendy's besides the overpriced food. For students or future students reading this, try to take all of your classes here! No need to walk all the way up the hill like the main campus. All of the classes are next to each other with lots of places to study or relax. Every now and then they hold events like a Career fair or UC/CSU workshops, those are very useful and I recommend attending those. There is nothing wrong with attending a community classes, classes are cheaper and you get to redeem yourself from any mistakes of the past.

I enrolled in the CNA program at MCC this past summer of 2024. My program completed on 8/12/2024. I…read moretook and passed both the written and skills exam on the first attempt by 8/29/2024. Ms. Didi was the instructor for this program and she truly cares about her students. The program was 21 days and may seem long initially, but it flies by quickly. I met some wonderful classmates along the way and had an overall fantastic experience! Ms. Didi, Mr. Dell, and Dr. Marilyn are knowledgeable, passionate, and truly dedicated to student success. The program offers a great mix of theoretical knowledge and hands-on practice, with small class sizes that allow for personalized instruction. The clinical rotations provided invaluable real-world experience, and the staff was supportive every step of the way. I highly recommend this program to anyone serious about becoming a CNA or looking to gain experience prior to nursing/medical school. It's a rewarding experience that prepares you for the healthcare field. Thank you again, Ms. Didi for a wonderful learning experience!

I'm giving this place 1 star because the environment is not clean, hygienic, or comfortable for…read morestudents. One of my biggest concerns is there is no access to drinking water. Students are not provided access to a drinking fountain like you would normally expect at a school. The drinking fountain has been blocked off and students are not allowed to use it. The water faucet in the break room is also blocked off. There is also no air conditioning in the classrooms. This makes the classrooms extremely uncomfortable especially because the rooms do not have windows that can be opened for ventilation. Having students spend hours in warm classrooms without easy access to drinking water raises serious concerns about dehydration and student well being and they don't care about it. The overall condition of the building is very poor. There is visible dirt and grime on the windows, ripped carpeting, and the break room is extremely dirty. The refrigerator is messy. The bathrooms are another major concern. They do not clean it daily and the trash piles up. With two classes using the facility at the same time the trash cans can become so full that used toilet paper and other trash end up on the floor. Students pay a significant amount of money to attend this program. At the very least they should be provided with a clean, sanitary, and comfortable learning environment with basic necessities such as access to drinking water, proper air conditioning, and regularly cleaned restrooms. The lack of cleanliness, maintenance, and basic accommodations for students is extremely concerning.

Absolutely beautiful campus!! They also have a free bus system that goes around the campus during…read morethe week. It's limited on the weekends. It is a rather large campus as well. I did so much walking and was tired. And I walk a lot! haha. Glad I got to visit my nephew here!

Visiting Stafford University for my sister-in-law's PhD graduation over at Maple Pavilion was nice…read more The only thing was the lack of organization of parking as it was a madhouse. However, once inside the pavilion very organized and what a spectacle a lot of brain power, but also very proud. The campus itself is remarkable, and if you haven't gone on it, take a look at one of the best universities in the world.

Carnegie Mellon is a top school for computer science. This little sleeper is a Silicon Valley gem…read morefor anyone interested in software. As a graduate student institution, they give a lot of personal attention to your goals as a student. Moreover, the facility has perks: - Free Wi-Fi - Espresso Coffee, Tea - Gated and guarded by US military - Moffett field has tennis courts, parks, and grass areas nearby - International and multi-cultural faculty

From the owner: Carnegie Mellon University is a private research university with a distinctive mix of…read moreworld-renowned programs in engineering, computer science, robotics, business, public policy, fine arts and the humanities. As part of the nationally ranked CMU College of Engineering, the Silicon Valley Campus offers several distinctive part-time, full-time, and bicoastal master's degree programs in information technology, innovation, software engineering and software management, as well as a bicoastal Ph.D. program in electrical and computer engineering.

I have been to this college a few times as a speaker. I finally got a chance to write a review…read more It is a beautiful campus! I was invited to speak about Effective Networking and How to build lasting relationships for 2026 Ohlone Business Summit. Over 50+ students attended and love the enthusiasm of the students wanting to learn. The facility is very clean and neat. I got to visit Bldg 5 - Dining Hall where the summit was held. Overall, I enjoyed the event and the campus itself. There is also a nice view you can see near Bldg 7.

Such a disappointment experience. Back in fall of 2021 I was…read moretaking medical billing class but it was through a third party company which was stupid but okay of course it was a online course it was still during pandemic. The instructor by the name kelly Peterson (or whatever her name was) was very unpleasant unprofessional whenever we asked her a simple question she would get all huffy and puffy and annoyed. Not worth the money I regret wasting my money on that stupid course. Ohlone do a better job with your classes STOP having a third party for courses it's pointless. I do not recommend any course when it comes to medical field take it elsewhere.

I did my bachelor in CS from this University. After that I worked in one IT company for a year. Now…read moreI am doing my MS from this University. From 2014 to now they improve a lot. They have friendly very responsive office staffs and professors. I am very happy that they recently got WASCUC accreditation which make their success in next level. I am proud to be part of this NPU family.

This is actually a really good school to go to, absolutely diverse student body, EXTREMELY EDUCATED…read moreand PROFESSIONAL professors and also NPU is really strict about enforcing all the rules and policies, which is actually a good thing. Most of the professors are working professionals in their field and they teach too, bringing nothing but experience and wisdom straight from the field. This school really wants to see their students suceed. I am also a student at this school, I have and I am experiencing all this. I'm nothing but glad to have chosen this school for my Master's in computer science.

I graduated on May 15th with my MS in Special Education and couldn't be happier. I chose this…read moreprogram because it was online. I did go to campus for somethings, but compared to my colleagues in those year round enrollment schools with no contact with other cohort members, I know that I got a great deal. My program was 100% online. I have a two cohorts that I worked with and they welcomed me. I do feel supported and now that I'm no longer in class and working full time I have time to get to some long over due reviews. I do appreciate everything! The teachers were helpful. The help I got through SCAA was also helpful. I loved the library, but wish they were open later. There is a space that's open later but I had an issue with them and stopped going. I felt supported as I went through the program and now that I'm on the other side and have my life back, I am eternally grateful!

My daughter recently graduated from Cal State University East Bay, and she recommended 4 stars!!…read more She did 4 years here and graduated cum laude, so I think she got the most out of this school!! Getting to and from here was very convenient for her, taking Bart and the shuttle taking you up the hill and back. The graduation ceremony was great, good weather, easy parking, and we got here early to get some good seats. My experience here during her graduation and throughout the years have been very good!!!

School and accreditation was a scam. I received a big bill, no placement and a degree with…read morenon-transferable credits. However I was able to get my loans forgiven under the "Borrowers defense" lawsuit. Carrington College was listed as one of the for profit colleges flagged in the lawsuit.

crap school that I had a guy with FAKE credentials teaching us. He said he went to be a pharmacist…read moreat UC Berkley, Mr. Abraham Nunez.... they don't HAVE a RPh program!! he got replaced by a pharmacy tech that was literally working at the same rite aid I was at the time. I worked on the sales floor, this guy in the pharmacy, but I was already 6 months in and thought that I would lose money if I left. Now my credits won't transfer, i have to get my proof of school from Carrington, HAS ANYONE BEEN ABLE TO GET THEIR LOANS FORGIVEN FROM THIS SHIT SCHOOL??