Great school, very supportive staff. I had a personal mentor that was coaching me after I graduated…read moreand helped prepare me for the NCLEX. I passed on my first try at 85 questions. The coach told me what I needed to work on and helped me improve my weaknesses. She also helped me build confidence which was helped immensely.

Stay far away from this nursing program. Professor Taylor in…read moremedical-surgical is a disaster--more interested in her side business than actually teaching. She misleads students all semester, then blindsides them with finals on completely unrelated material. It feels intentional and cruel. The school knows and does nothing because failing students means more money for them. This place isn't a school--it's a scam. If you value your future, run.

CGL Learning Institute has been such a blessing for my family. They provided wonderful support and…read moreresources that made a real difference for my grandmother. The staff is caring, patient, and knowledgeable, and it shows in the way they work with people. I highly recommend CGL Learning Institute to anyone who wants a service that truly helps and supports their loved ones.

From the owner: Your loved ones’ safety is our priority. We offer trusted personal and companion care services in…read moreNorth Jersey and provide Home Health Aide training at the lowest possible cost, ensuring quality care for every family.

HPI School of Allied Health is GREAT! Ms. Anetta cares about her students & truly loves to see them…read moresucceed! If you are interested in taking a course here, you should not think twice! Your experience here will be phenomenal.

The best CNA class and pre nursing training you can ever get ... to pass any licensing exam at…read moreease.. HPI... Ms. Annetta is just wonderful ..

Formal Complaint Regarding Discriminatory and Inhumane Treatment During My Flight…read more To Whom It May Concern, I am writing to formally express my deep disappointment and concern regarding the treatment I received while traveling on United Airlines during a recent emergency trip to the Dominican Republic. As an elderly passenger with a disability, I specifically purchased a First-Class ticket to make what was already a difficult and stressful journey more manageable. Unfortunately, the treatment I received was not only unacceptable, but also humiliating and degrading. At the end of the flight, as we are walking off the plane, I requested access to the restroom and was denied the opportunity to use it. Despite my age and physical limitations, my situation was not handled with dignity or compassion. As a result of being prevented from using the restroom when needed, I was forced to urinate on myself. This occurred in front of other passengers and caused me tremendous embarrassment, emotional distress, and humiliation. Additionally, I had arranged wheelchair assistance due to my disability and limited mobility. I have eight screws in my spine and am unable to stand for extended periods without significant pain and discomfort. Upon arrival, I was informed that wheelchair assistance would meet me at the aircraft door. Instead, I was left standing and waiting for 18 minutes before assistance arrived. This delay caused unnecessary pain and placed my health and safety at risk. Also, I want to add that during handling, an employee broke the strap to my bag. I find it extremely troubling that a company serving the public would treat a disabled passenger in this manner. At no point did I feel that my medical needs, dignity, or well-being were being respected. The entire experience left me feeling helpless, embarrassed, and deeply disappointed. I am requesting that United Airlines conduct a thorough investigation into this incident, including a review of the actions of the crew and ground staff involved. I would also appreciate a written explanation of why these events occurred and what steps will be taken to ensure that other disabled passengers are not subjected to similar treatment in the future. Given the seriousness of these issues and the physical and emotional distress I suffered, along with mental anguish, I believe compensation and a formal apology are warranted. This was a very expensive flight. I look forward to your prompt response and resolution of this matter. Sincerely, Fernando Batista UA2489

I started in July 2018 and finished in September 2019 I took…read moreHVAC/R, It's 11 months Pros -Teachers are entertaining, keep the lesson interesting, and help you understand what they are teaching. You have the option to stay after for help and practice. -Hands on- in class, you will learn how to wire, charge a system, pull a vacuum, braze and solder, ductwork, inspect, diagnose, clean (Coils, equipment, etc.), and maintenance. -If deemed a good student, depending on what teacher you have, you can have jobs offered to you. This is great because you will see what you will actually encounter when you begin to work. Note: You have to prove to the teacher that you are a good student and this is not guaranteed. If you have the proper GPA and attendance, you can apply to become an elite student and be offered jobs with a teacher. Payment is not guaranteed and is up to the customer to give, they have no obligation to give anything to you or the teacher. -Career services will help getting you a job. While it will take a while for them to find you a job, and you're better off looking for one yourself, they will help with anything along the lines of employment. -You will receive tools that you will need in class and when you begin to work. These tools include: A ratcheting screw driver, a multimeter with a thermometer, a pressure gauge, an extendable mirror, a service wrench and allen key, safety goggles and glasses, 2 tubing cutters (One big, one small), a tape measure, and a dozen more. Note: You will not receive a vacuum pump or recovery machine, but you will have the opportunity to use both in multiple classes. -Before you finish your last class, depending on your performance in class, you will have the chance to speak with administration about your opinion for teachers, classes, and equipment. Cons -Pot heads. When you go outside, follow the parking lot close to the baseball field, you will see the dozens of HVAC, automotive, and EEST students just wasting their time and money getting stoned during lunch, breaks, and during class. You will walk into class with a couple guys, mostly in the back, stinking like pot. -Short classes. Each class is only 20 days, which at first seems like a fair amount, but you'll realize after your first few classes how rushed everything is and how teachers admit that they could teach a lot more. -Some students are just assholes. You got good ones, and you got bad ones. The good ones are assholes during breaks, lunch, before class starts, and after class ends. The bad ones, are assholes during class who interrupt the lesson. There were a few times where teachers wasted valuable time in class to argue and kick out assholes who decide to interrupt their lessons. As said before, 20 days is not enough to learn and understand everything we're supposed to. Each time someone argues and complains during a lesson, it interrupts the class and makes us all learn less than we should. Also, some students are thieves. I've had a tool stolen and so have many others. So if you're going to be a student, put your name and sharpie and etch in your initials if possible. I was lucky enough to have my pipe cutter stolen. I've met people who have had their multimeter stolen, pressure gauge, both pipe cutters, wire stripper, safety glasses, and even tools brought from home. So, please, write your name multiple times in sharpie and etch your name in the tool just incase. Overall, the school is not bad. It's not great, but it is one of the better options. If you go to the school, you will see an example of success in multiple teachers who started off going to that very same Lincoln tech. Each teacher will tell you that going there will give you a basic understanding in every part of the trade and that you will really begin to learn when you start working. As an elite student who has graduated, I can verify that you can get the opportunity to work with teachers in real places such as homes, pop eyes, and a national guard armory. I have done installations, service, wiring, and cleanings on ice makers, ice cream machines, air conditioners (Condenser and evaporator), and furnaces (Oil and gas). If you decide to go to Lincoln tech, do the best you can to learn and participate in all activities and lessons. Make sure you get there early to get good parking spots (I usually got there a little after 6:30), ask for help and admit to mistakes you made in the classroom. Sure the teacher will get slightly annoyed, but he will tell you, "That's why you're here," and you will not only learn how to fix the problem you caused, but also how to avoid the problem. Only you will decide whether this school will be a waste of money or not. I decided to make it worth every penny I spent. Quick side note: One of the other reviews complains about convicts. It is true that there are former convicts who attend the school, but most of them (at least the ones who admit to being convicts) are the hardest working and smartest.

Everyone there disrespectful smh. I put my info to look more into the school and they called me not…read moremuch longer later but my phone ended up dying . Once I got my phone back on they texted me with the rudest and dumbest text ever and yeah they can try again with me but with an apology and respect next time.

The online class's Instructor is very good and proffesional. Always on time and He make sure that…read more everybody in the class unserstood the topic before moving forward. The Employees in their office are very kind and accomodating.

Amid the craziness of the real estate market, Signature real estate school is the place to be if…read moreyou want results. Passed the exam from the first try after completing the course with Tina and Charlie. Their passion and dedication is the key to success. You will feel it from the moment the course starts and the support will continue until the end. The School you want to attend!!!

Michelle is great with customer service. If you can rely on anyone it's her. She is so friendly and…read moreeasy to talk to.

I had previously took the same course at another school with a different teacher …read more The experience is like night and day . One of the main factors that made my experience so much better this time around had everything to do with the instructor . Stephen Campos . His energy and style of teaching is captivating . He is engaging and the information truly sticks . This time around I feel ready thanks to him .