I had a great experience working with Mary in the Financial Aid Office. She helped me tremendously…read morewith my tuition and went above and beyond to make sure I understood my options and received the assistance I needed. I'm truly grateful for all of her help and highly recommend working with Mary if you need financial aid assistance.

Would not recommend this LVN school to anyone. The program is 22 months (not 18 like it is marketed…read moreas). They are starting so many new cohorts without making an effort to address the concerns of the current students including lack of quality clinical sites and overall lack of organization. The instructors have been nice but unfortunately the school itself needs a lot of work. Huge inconsistencies, conflicting information, questions go unaddressed. If you email or call them about a concern or question they just ignore you. I wish I had enrolled somewhere else.

I'm an RN who works in KINDRED BALWINPARK and I would like to say THANK YOU to your sturdents RJ…read more,Carlo, Destiny, Kaizen,Monse, Sam, and Nakhan--LVN students from American Career College Anaheim--demonstrated professionalism, strong teamwork, and eagerness to learn during their clinical rotation. They were respectful, attentive to patients, and proactive in assisting staff within their scope. Overall, they represented their school well and showed great potential as future nurses. Special thanks to Instructor Jojo Reyes for excellent guidance and support.

I had a very disappointing experience at this pharmacy technician program. While they do offer some…read moresupport, in my experience, that support was often offered at times when I was unable to attend, and the program was not very flexible when students had legitimate circumstances preventing them from coming in. The program often felt like "sink or swim." I felt like students were expected to figure out a lot on their own, and I did not feel like I received the level of instruction, guidance, or flexibility I needed to succeed. Important information was also not always communicated clearly or upfront, making it difficult to understand exactly what I was committing to before enrolling. There were multiple occasions where I experienced serious medical circumstances and felt like I was essentially being told to "suck it up" and come to class anyway. I experienced a horrible car accident and also dealt with a lung infection, among other situations. I understand that attendance and program requirements are important, but I expected some level of understanding and compassion when dealing with genuine emergencies and medical situations. Instead, I often felt like the expectation was simply to show up regardless of what was happening. When I eventually realized the program was not a good fit for me, I repeatedly requested to withdraw before the deadline. Instead of simply processing my withdrawal, I was repeatedly pushed into meetings and pressured to reconsider. I was told that a meeting was mandatory in order to unenroll, but the meeting did not actually result in my withdrawal being processed. The process continued to be delayed, which was extremely frustrating because I had already made my decision. I also was not the only student who expressed concerns. Several of my classmates had similar frustrations about the learning environment, communication, flexibility, and the way students were handled when they struggled or wanted to leave. I also witnessed concerns involving pregnant students. Some students were given the impression that they would be able to complete the program without an issue, only to later be told that they had a limited amount of time to finish certain requirements or risk being dropped. In my opinion, requirements and time limitations like these should be clearly explained before students enroll--not disclosed at the last minute after students have already invested significant time and money. Overall, I felt that the program placed a lot of emphasis on keeping students moving forward, but not enough on meeting students where they actually were. Encouragement is important, but so are transparency, flexibility, compassion, and making sure students have all of the information they need before committing to a program. My advice to anyone considering enrolling is to ask very detailed questions about all deadlines, withdrawal policies, attendance requirements, medical/emergency policies, pregnancy or leave policies, externship requirements, and exactly what happens if you cannot complete a requirement on time. Get everything in writing and make sure you fully understand the financial consequences before enrolling. I personally left the program feeling unheard and frustrated by how difficult the withdrawal process became. I hope the school takes feedback like this seriously and works toward creating a more transparent, flexible, and supportive environment for its students.

Class is worth it. Honestly taught me how to study properly in a way university couldn't. Very…read morehands on. You must understand that your success in the course is completely dependent on you and how much effort you put into the course, which will ask for everything of you. Sam was an amazing instructor and deserves all the praise! Skills instructors are very helpful and willing to answer all questions/clear all confusions. Study. Study. Study.

I took the accelerated class here and I thought it was amazing! I learned a lot of soft skills as…read morewell as skills that I am able to translate into the rest of my college career and onto my future careers. I was also able to find a community that I will cherish forever! My instructor was AMAZING! Her name is Amber and shes the best!!! Facilities are also very clean. Very much recommended taking your emt classes here!!

I highly recommend anyone who wants to get into the trade come here. First and foremost they only…read moreteach HVAC/R so you know your getting exactly what your coming for. Secondly the professors actually care. I don't care what people say if you show up and are willing to learn they will teach you and can open so many doors for you. What I love is that you get a lot of lab time which means actual hands on experience with units that I see out in the field as a commercial ac technician. I did the 10 month day time class and I was blessed with a job prior to graduation. Anyone who's on the fence about it go take a tour or reach out to someone.

My son earned his HVAC certification there and got a great job as a result of the education program.read more

I first went to NOCROP to earn a CNA certificate. I was struggling with math skills and a high…read moreschool drop out. I was successful and on my way to bigger goals. Being a single parent of 3 boys. This education center changed my life. our life was difficult but ROP rescued me. I was given all the help in the world. I had another goal. Apply for the LVN. the vocational nursing program. My instructor was amazing and helped me in all the areas of my life. Like a big sister with a stick,lol. I was successful and earned my LVN license. I worked several years as a LVN in many different setting. Part of the LVN program requires a candidate to train in all types of settings. I returned 10 years later and was hired to teach in the LVN program. ROP changed my life. The average cost for private nursing programs is between 20 ad 60,000. ROP is a public training center with mininmal cost. I would say go today, Enrol today. They will change your life. Do it. Today.

So, I made a phone call and requested my transcripts. I was told that they do not have records for…read morestudents that attended 10+ years ago (paraphrasing). So, for a fee I was able to have NOROC put in an order from the institution that handles student records. I was told it could take 4 - 6 weeks. Six months later, no mail, no phone call, no nothing. Instead, I lost money and have nothing to show that I went to NOROC. So far, I'm not too impressed with this organization. I was a good student, Cheating students from Romania received "Student of the Year" awards, and I was kicked out of the program for missing a single assignment (but of course, the library was never open after internship). I would not recommend this place. Just study on your own. Pass the written exam then try to find a school that would give you clinical experience.

This is my second time coming to this class. I came 3 years ago to get my initial certification and…read morecame back to update it. Shelly was great as she was also my instructor the first time around as well. Class is informative and you learn exactly what you need to pass and even got my certificate today to take back to my employer. Also they have many convenient times available and walk ins are welcome. Thanks again and see you next time!

I had an awesome time here. Wayne was helpful and fun during the entire class. I highly recommend…read morecoming here if you're in need of a forklift license.

Great experience. Daisy C was very prompt and answered all my questions. She also provided me with…read morehelpful resources to help with my career.

Daisy C. is super helpful! She provided helpful guidance with my resume and took the time to answer…read moremy questions. Highly recommend her to other nursing students and new grads!

I came to CTM in august 2025 with zero welding experience. Jonathan & Cory are very helpful and…read morestraight forward in every aspect. They help you understand different welding positions, and thoroughly teach you many techniques to help achieve your welding goals. Learning something new can make you frustrated with yourself at times, but with their guidance, it can be accomplished. They were also very accommodating to my full time work schedule, which made the experience even better. After about 5 1/2 months & only a few days a week, I received my 3G/4G welding certification. I can't thank these guys enough. Very professional group of men with great communication and very understanding. I highly recommend CTM for anyone looking to enter the welding trade.

Jonathan and Cory are great teachers! Had a good experience here learning how to weld. At first I…read morewas unsure of myself, if not overwhelmed, but with the CTM team's guidance and knowledge, I feel like I'll go far in the field applying what I've learned. If you're thinking of learning how to weld, look no further. Everything is hands-on and straight forward, no BS. Would definitely recommend if you're looking to learn a trade.

Agree with the previous comment dont waste your time. Very unprofessional, always cancels last…read moreminute. Horrible at following up

Do not waste your time! My child had two different tutors schedule then cancel sessions. We have…read morebeen waiting for 6+ months for tutoring services my child never received.

Cindy is my top career service, I love her she so kind and nice so supported and helps you to look…read morefor a job and I'm honestly grateful for her I ended finding A job I appreciate so much. :)

I am currently enrolled in the DMS program, and I can honestly say that this program is very…read morefast-paced and challenging. Out of all the instructors I have had, the one who has been the most helpful and supportive to me has been Miss G, our OB instructor. Miss G has been very hands-on and has always taken the time to answer my questions and help us whenever she could. She has prepared us well for going out into clinicals, and I know that if I ever need help or have a question, she is only an email away and is always quick to respond. I honestly would have loved for Miss G to be the one handing me my diploma because she has been more than just an instructor to me she has been a mentor. She is truly one of the best instructors I have had throughout this program. Miss Rich, the program director and also our physics instructor, is also a good teacher. I can honestly say that her teaching skills are very good, and she knows the material well. The only challenge is that she is extremely busy and has a lot on her plate, so sometimes emails may not get answered or may receive a response much later. Overall, I don't think the program itself is as bad as some people have made it seem. It is definitely fast-paced and can be overwhelming at times, but I think a lot depends on your experience with the instructors and the support you receive. If I were to rate the school, the main reason I would give it 4 stars is because of Miss G. She has genuinely made a difference in my experience in this program. Her patience, hands-on teaching, encouragement, and willingness to help have made me feel more prepared and confident going into clinicals. I am truly grateful for everything she has taught us and for the support she has given me throughout this journey.