It was an excellent school to get computer training. I took the computers Application and Concepts course. It helped me to develop my computer and internet skills and made me stronger at it. I even made the dean's list. I graduated from there twice. The tuition was subsidized by the Workforce at the labor department. I was lucky they paid for it and that I was able to study there. I liked the teacher who taught the class in 2004. Even though the teacher who taught the class in 2012 was good at teaching it, he was very nasty and abusive and constantly harassed me. He could not be trusted and used his position against me. From the very beginning of the course, he harassed me that he was going to have me expelled after an issue had happened when I tried to log on to the website to take an exam. He also stalked me by sending me a lot of emails that he was going to have me expelled. Even after I complained to the staff about him, he continued to harass me. He was also a reverend who took the class on to religious websites and talked about religion and the bible when he was teaching the class. He played the religious man, but he was really the devil. Being some of the students and staff were loyal to him, after I graduated, they turned against me. The new dean that took over breached my confidence by forwarding my emails to the other staff people. The school also has a job placement service and had promised the students that they will help them get employment. I was lucky if they even got me one interview. I ended up finding employment on my own. I was not happy with the director of job placement after I graduated in 2012. All she did was copy and paste job ads that she got off of the internet. Her contacts and her meetings were nasty. In conclusion, the Hohokus Hackensack school of business was a very good school. Some of the people there were not very nice and could not be trusted. I got crap from them. read more

It's a poorly run institution, with ill equipped administration. There is one great professor who was basically the backbone of my nursing education, and a few other good professors. The administration though, (those that handle things like setting up clinicals, schedules - particularly during the holiday season, and handling students' paperwork so they can take the NCLEX and get their license) is for some reason unable to get things done effectively or timely. I completed the program 90 days ago and they still have not sent my transcripts the board of nursing so I can obtain my license. read more

Anyone who expresses interest in going here; I tell them no. It's not worth the headache or the stress. Graduated two months ago and the BON just told me today that they did not receive any application fee even though Dr. Simmons told me all fees were paid/processed. Who knows when I will actually be able to take my exam and become a nurse. It's easy to not care about someone elses career when you already have your own I guess. And good luck getting a response from her via email- and she conveniently never seems to be in when you want to speak to her directly. No one actually cares about your education/career as long as their graduation rates are high and your tuition is paid. If you're torn between here and somewhere else- choose the second one.| read more

Everything is good until you finish the school and have to wait for your ATT number to take your Nclex. you have to email and call and sometimes go and sit at the office to force them to pay board of nursing. Absolute nightmare no student should go through this. Do better Eastwick!!!!! read more

1) Parking is absolute chaos. 2 staff particularly the office of Admin. to get simple answers it takes more than 7 days. Emails back and forth re asking the same questions because they can't provide all answers at once. Listen to the reviews and put your time and money to better schools. read more

As a current student funeral service student here it's completely bait and switch . Over $40,000 for tuition a program that is still not even accredited with the board of mortuary science. Therefore you can't transfer credits for mortuary science anywhere at all. There is maybe two good professors they 99% of the time outright do not teach you, then give the answers, make up grades on the final so the college numbers look better. You either are a favorite or staff and students alike make it difficult. Many recent graduates cannot pass their exams for licensure. SAVE EVERY SINGLE THING YOU SIGN.If I Could I would leave in a heart beat it's honestly a for profit project school that is a joke . Go anywhere but here read more

I had a terrible experience with this school. There is no proper structure or organization and that's starting from orientation. This school seems money hungry and takes in all the students they can without any sort of order. There are people in office positions that don't know their duties and have you play the revolving door game. The online teaching sucks due to the teachers they pick as teachers takes weeks to respond after plenty of other students reaching out in regards to the same assignment. If falling behind and catching a bunch of 0's is the way schooling is suppose to go due to the lack of attention from the teacher and the whole class needing all the assignments unlocked to complete just to pass, idk what schooling is anymore. This school has wasted my time and is still looking for a payout from me with the no learning I received in the 3months I attended. I tried withdrawing in the second month but the unprofessionalism of getting back to you when they feel like it, prolonged my experience a whole extra month. I would not recommend this school to anyone. If you're looking for an easy way in and out, this is the school to pick. But remember there is no structure. I'm highly disappointed I listened to others thinking this would be the school and ITS NOT! read more

As a current nursing student at Eastwick College, I feel compelled to warn others about the deeply unprofessional conduct and academic mismanagement within the N217 - Complex Health Concepts course. 66% of the class has failed. Our professor openly admitted it was her first time teaching a lecture course and failed to follow basic instructional protocols. Exams were delayed, incorrectly formatted, and inconsistently administered. The first exam was cut from 50 questions (as printed on the syllabus) to 35 questions without explanation, leaving less room for margin of error. Multiple students (myself included) failed--not due to lack of effort--but due to chaotic instruction, miscommunication, and grading errors. What's worse is that one student was quietly passed through after failing--while the rest of us were left in the dark, denied the same review or opportunity. This was not only unfair, it was discriminatory. We asked repeatedly for clarity, and Ms. Oliveras in particular gave dismissive, inconsistent responses and avoided answering direct questions about why one student was cleared and the rest were not. This kind of behind-the-scenes favoritism and lack of transparency is dangerous in any academic setting, but especially in healthcare. If you care about fairness, academic integrity, or earning your degree through a credible process--be very cautious about enrolling here Miss Ashley, Marino, Vernon, the male doctor (forgive me, I forgot your name), and Monica are exceptionally wonderful and talented people who deserve recognition for their efforts read more

Como persona Billingue lo recomiendo 100% en mi programa LPN hice el Billigual aprendí muchísimo apenas terminé ese me inscribí en el LPN-RN bridge program fue duro pero recibí mucha ayuda de profesores, tuvimos clases de clínicas el horario muy flexible yo trabajé full time while going to the school le agradezco mucho a la escuela y le recomiendo 100% read more

I would highly recommend the programs offered here. it is very practical and beneficial to a person staring at a career cross road. try it... read more

If I could give this school no stars I would. Teachers are nice but upper is terrible and only cares about money. Don't waste your time/money and go to an actual school that cares about its students. read more

Overall I achieved a proper education to work within my field of study, cardiovascular sonography but unfortunately and although promised, was poorly set up for success in passing the licensing exam known as the CCI. I passed all my classes with great grades but struggled tremendously in passing the most important exam, which is extremely necessary if you would like to work in any Legitimate establishment (hospitals included) within the NJ/NY area. I'm writing this review mainly because now, 10 plus years later my livelihood is in jeopardy because I am not licensed. I called the school to request my transcript and was told I can not get it due to a past balance (my whole tuition was paid over 10 years ago) again over 10 years ago which I am only now (today) hearing about. So my job, my household and my whole life is turmoil because my transcript is being held ransom for money I shouldn't owe! I am floored and saddened about the way this school handled my situation. Frankly I'm completely lost and have no clue how to proceed forward as I am in desperate need for my transcript but will not pay money I do not owe for it. Please be weary when making the leap in coming to this school. Do all your research. Check accreditation's, hidden fees and make sure you study hard for any major licensing exams because I had to learn the hard way about the lack of preparation that was given to me. From my perspective it seems as though this school is more interested in lining the pockets of whomever owns it and not in the benefit of the struggling students! read more

This school is the worse, teachers don't really care at all if you learning or no, they withdraw me from the program because I'm repeating class, this school care bout money not about the students, they don't help you at all, make me feel like I'm the one who's not smart at all, I regret to choose this school waste 2 years for nothing I'm 5 class away to finish the program but bc I'm repeating now I have to wait for them to see if they let me come back to school, pleaseee don't even go to this school, I've been there for 2 years and they don't teach there's 1 Proffesor who he was into really teaching the others the don't care they give you class and if you learn good if not is not there problem I own $16,000, this school they should be investigated is a fraud read more

This is a good school that cares about success. I went to the medical assistant and health science and was happy experience. I would recommend this college to those looking to make a career change. read more

I recommend this school for anyone looking to transition from their current career to a new career as I did. I was tired of working 9 - 5 in the business world with no growth. Then I finally decided to change career and chose nursing. It was hard work, tears and lots of sleepless nights but I made it. Now I have flexible scheduling and more money which is great for my family! read more

This school promised to get me a career in the culinary field and here I am struggling to stay a foot. They took my money and never helped me proceed as a student into a good job like they promised. I was part of the first graduating culinary arts class there and the program was very unorganized. I agree with the past person who commented that this school should be investigated for fraud. This school takes your money and doesn't care about you as a person at all after. read more

This school forced me out of a program when I had a 3.1 GPA and then RE-enrolled me to get more money out of me. I was not eligible for Financial Aid so all the money collected was out of pocket. 2 years later and I'm looking to go back to school again and the Registrar tells me she has "trouble finding my transcript". After recieving and unofficial copy of my transcripts, I was told I have to pay for ANOTHER copy of transcripts in order to recieve the correct one. I have had it with this school and would not recommend for anyone to go. They only care about money and NOT your education. The teachers are pretty nice, and useful for the most part but as far as the board and everyone else on the higher ups, they do not give a single damn about ANY student. read more

If you are serious about going to school and dedicated to studying to do well, this is a good school to go too. It is challenging and they don't baby you but the teachers and staff truly support you if you show yourself serious and do your utmost best. There are improvements that could be made but the benefits out weigh them. Definitely one of the better schools to go to in the area. read more

This school should be investigated for fraud they never get you. The job in your field. They promise you the moon and only touch on the highlights. Other state accredited schools never heared of them and you can not transfer credits. I found evey medical billing job myself I want a refund of$2500.00 The NJ Board of education should fine the school for fraud. read more

Worst school I've ever been, to expensive and teachers and DEAN does not help you at all.... the professor tells you to study something but he give you something totally different on the test. They just wants the money and make YOU fail all the classes. read more

Unfortunately I got caught up in the school and I had to finish but be very careful about going to the school they are overpriced and it looks like they are stealing money from somewhere or somehow they're playing with financial aid the numbers never add up please do your research before you go to school it's a waste of time money and effort if you're already caught up in it just finish and never look back I do not recommend a school whatsoever. read more

I do not recommend this school for struggling students, as this college expects payment in full prior to the student's graduation.

I have to say that there's so much to say about this school and how it has helped me get ahead in life...It's the hardest thing I had to do but I was able to overcome my fears of succeding with the help of the faculty in the bilingual program. There were some courses that wasn't as helpful and I needed a lot of help as I didn't speak English as my first language. I was able to take my national exam and pass it. I reviewed and took lots of pre tests and am able to say the nursing program is good!!!!! Thank you for leading me to my career. I would say no to ebooks as it was of no use and prefer if Eastwick would keep the textbooks. That's the only take away. read more

please don't go this college for LPN program. 99% dropping out by second semester . you will see.... and around 64%? graduation? I don't know where the number came from... I think 1% graduate from here. Ask students from that school before you register it . read more

Here is my story, and below is my letter to the president of the college. I would definitely not recommend this school unless you can pay for it before you graduate, or you will not be a part of the ceremony or the graduation and they will hold your degree, this is what is happening to me. Please read my story below. I am originally a young lady from Uganda and I want desperately to be a part of this great country and I am willing to work hard to do so. God Bless America! Dear Mr. Eastwick ~ I am one of your current students in the first class of the Culinary Arts program at Eastwick college, who was anticipating graduating next month on the 18th (May-2017). First and foremost sir, thank you very much for the opportunity of accepting me in your school. I've learned a lot from this program and I can't wait to see where the world takes me with my kitchen skills and experience. I am here humbly asking for your approval so that I get to at least walk with my class and experience this once in a lifetime moment and a memory that will live with me forever, as I am a graduate of your college. I tried speaking with financial aid about this situation at hand, and I also told them at the very least they could hold on to my degree until my payment owed to Eastwick was paid in full as well as the college could even keep hold of my passport, as I am still working on making payments towards my school loan, but sadly enough they said there was nothing they could do for me.I realize you probably have nothing to do with this, but please if you could help me out, it would be greatly appreciated. A couple of months ago I had a job that was paying me less than minimum wage but was all I could find at the time, then I became ill for 2 weeks and I was laid off from that job, it was hard for me to stabilize again and actually be able to afford my school monthly bills and living expenses.I recently moved in with a couple of other friends to lower my costs who made an agreement with me that once I graduated I would need to find another place to go, which I agreed to after all I had nowhere else to go at the time. I thought about quitting school but I was much too close to finishing, and I was told by Eastwick that I still owed the school $2,639.00 which is correct and I completely understand that I have to clear that debt, but sir, as we speak right now, I am still looking for additional part time work and the mere fact that my externship required 40 hours a week there was no way for me to find a job that easily after all most companies do require 30 to 40 hours per week. I promise you I will pay the monies I personally owe the school. I do have job interviews coming up soon some in New York and some in New Jersey which I am confident I will acquire. Please hear me out sir this chance only knocks once in a lifetime. I would like to show my parents who abandoned me years ago that even without their help I was able to do college at least and finish on my own. Sir, you are my last hope. Here was the president of Eastwicks response to me: I'm sorry, but after reviewing your records (and your failure to make your good faith monthly payments), I will have to deny your request to attend the graduation ceremony. I wish you the best of luck in the future. read more

Attended this school taking the funeral service course. As of today, April 14, 2017 no one that has graduated from this program has been able to pass the National Board Test which speaks volumes read more