The Pharmacy Assistant Course was terrible. The instructor did not even know the course material or…read moresyllabus. The course material was from a New Jersey based company. I paid the 1,200$ for the course through a payment plan (three installment) that was tied to the New Jersey company that provided the course materials. When I tried to withdraw from the course after the first two sessions, it became a whole story from the CR administration with the New Jersey Company, and like a fool, I complied and stayed in hoping that it would come right. I should have absolutely gotten out of this class and cancelled payment to these crooks. My expectations were based on previous courses that I had taken through the CR Community and economic development program. I had taken both professional and recreational courses and had gained from them both. The previous course that I'd taken included the certification and the testing to get into the career. The Pharmacy assistant course did not, and to make matters worse, to take the test for National certification, I will have to travel to Santa Rosa or Redding. To be fair about it, I should have checked all of these things before I enrolled. The cost of this course far exceeded any benefit, especially considering that it is not necessary to complete a credited Pharm. Tech program to take the National exam. I figure that I could have followed the advice of a friend and done this online and saved myself a considerable amount of money. I did meet some good people though the course, and in ways, I have to be responsible for my own lack of discretion based on the trust that I had for the CR Community and Economic Dev. Program. I would not say to not take any courses from this group, but I would absolutely not recommend the Pharmacy Tech. program, and to be much more scrupulous and cautious if you to consider taking any class from , not only the Economic and Development program in Downtown Eureka, but any College of the Redwoods class or course. From my experience that I tried to describe above, I question the institutional integrity of College of the Redwoods. It's not usually my style to chime in on this type of format, but I feel that it would be morally wrong not to warn people of the recent experience that I had at CR Community Education and Economic Development Program.

From the owner: Community & Economic Development courses are not-for-credit classes offered in addition to the…read moreCollege's academic program. The program is a self-supporting entity of College of the Redwoods. The courses are presented for your lifelong learning and enjoyment. Two Areas Served by Community & Economic Development . . . 1) Business and Professional Training Program -- responds to the needs of the business community by providing job-related seminars and customized training. 2) Community Education -- provides activities which include vocational courses and special events. Classes Offered by Community & Economic Development . . . *Take place in stimulating and friendly learning environments throughout Humboldt County. *Are taught by experts who bring practical hands-on experience to the classroom. *Do not require admission to the College as a regular student. *Tend to be evening classes and multi-hour workshops do not involve exams or grades.

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I completed a Masters in Holistic Nutrition from Hawthorn this fall. I found the program to be…read morequiet comprehensive and informative. The University was accommodating to me through six yearsof study. I took two leaves of absence for 2 seperate childbirths and they were kind and supportive. I got a BA from University of San Francisco prior to my education here at Hawthorn. I also have education towards a RN and experience working in a hospital (UCSF). I work with an integrative health MD who found the education I got at Hawthorn to be informative. I really enjoyed getting this Masters online verses being in a classroom setting. My instructor was fabulous; she guided and challenged me the whole time.

I completed a Master's in Traditional Nutrition this last spring. The information I have received…read morehas given me knowledge to not only improve the health of my family, but friends and new contacts that are seeking to improve their health as well. Since I do not believe there is only one approach to healing, which can be controversial in the field of nutrition, I was concerned about my success here. However, the program allowed for broad thinking and augmented my knowledge base substantially. Dr. Lyke really made the program significant for me. For those who complain about content, it is what you make of it in any program. I put my heart and soul into it and reaped tremendous rewards.