LA Trade Tech is the place to be. I am a former student from the early 1980s in Fashion design. The…read moreinstructors were professionals in the industry. In fact, I was studying at CSUN at the same time I attended LATTC as I knew one needs fashion industry knowledge as well. I think if I had to do it all over again, I would start with LATTC for 2 yrs then transfer to CSUN. Now days, we need more people with technical experience and this would be the place for the education and experience.

The worse school you can go to any trade, watch out for your computer or car it get vandalized…read moreat any time Teachers are lazy in some classes they put the students to learn themselves in other univesities websites like Architecture history or things like that is kind autodidactic learning ? one of my friends son car was vandalized in the parking lot all scratched

Abram Friedman is an absolutely excellent trade school, but much like any other school, you get…read morefrom it what you put into it. I believe that the instructors, staff, and administrators are very good, and that they care about the students. This is the type of school that is worth tax payer dollars, if we are going to pay for anything, it should be helping those who are underserved, and underrepresented, continue and complete their education, and get stable careers. This is the type of school that changes lives for the better, and builds better communities, helps families be more stable, and is ultimately a help to the world. I just wish they had more art and design based tech classes, graphic design, auto-cad, architecture courses etc, I would definitely take those courses, but that's a very small gripe. Anyway, thanks to the team for all that you do! Keep up the good work.

If you're thinking about starting a career in nails, I highly recommend looking into the program…read morewith Ms. Loria. She's an amazing instructor with a strong track record. Many of her students successfully pass their licensing exams and go on to build great careers. She really knows how to guide and support her students every step of the way, making sure they're fully prepared and confident. It's a great opportunity if you're serious about becoming a licensed nail technician.

My experience at Angeles College took a complete 180 turn when I switched my mind set towards…read morethings and that only was possible from all the connections and building rapport with the patients at clinical. Throughout nursing school, I struggled a lot with life situations etc happening but throughout true genuine non AI-generated but human to human interactions with all the lovely patients , I was able to get through it all, like I tell everyone I was not treating the patients it was a true "the patients were treating me" moment . I think through hitting that rock bottom I was truly able to see my love for health care and the I don't care what others say, all the staff and I mean even the ones that I struggled with , helped me with my growth so I want to thank everyone single staff there. Ms.Amy Ms.Marla Mr.dmeza Ms.Ellen Ms.Elsie Ms.hajin Mr.diego but most importantly the 3 that stayed with me and stayed in touch until day I let them know I passed my NCLEX 1st time was Dr.MARCELO MS.ERICKZEN AND MS.GIGI I was in their office studying, stress snacking literally until that last minute of going in for my NCLEX and I still can not believe I passed, YALL I struggled SOOOOO much through my entire journey because THEM ATI QUESTIONS even though I studied my ass out and these 3 really wanted me to pass and I could see their effort really so I would like to thank these 3 , im sorry ms.gigi you're not in the picture you left too early but I love you all and thank you so much for all your efforts and helping me thrpght this journey, and especially MS.erickzen and MS.gigi I wanted to tell you I look up to you two and hope I can be a nurse like you guys and thank you for putting up with me even though we had a rough start LOL you guys are my rock

My experience at Angeles College City of Industry has been excellent. The cohort I'm part of is…read morediverse and supportive, which makes learning more collaborative and enjoyable. From the very beginning, Dina from admissions made the process smooth. She is incredibly knowledgeable, responsive, and made the process easy. I also want to give a huge shoutout to Professors Tony, Fernando, Lily, and Eugenia, all outstanding educators who are passionate about teaching and truly care about their student's success. All staff, including Mr. Bernard, the program Director, are welcoming and always willing to help. You can tell they really want students to thrive. If you're considering this school, I highly recommend it!

Taking this guard class was super easy. I really like that they offer a hyrbid class that I was…read moreable to schedule my in person portion around my school schedule. The customer service rep was extremely helpful when I was trying to enroll in my in person course as well:) The instructor was very friendly and helped me log on to submit my application to the BSIS after the in person class as well.

It was my first time applying to be an unarmed security guard and the instructor Chase was amazing…read morehe was patient thorough extremely intelligent and he made the whole process really nice and comfortable he's amazing young man.

I heard about General Assembly classes because they list them on Facebook and it popped up in my…read morefeed as a targeted ad. I'm glad for this as that is how I signed up for a free 2-hour introductory class to coding. The class covered HTML and CSS and was designed to just a quick intro to see if you would be interested in taking a full class. Still I was surprised how much I learned in just a free intro course. Our instructor Allie covered a ton of theory so we understood the big picture and how the different developer languages (HTML, CSS and Javascript) played different roles. Much of the class was her guiding us through actually creating a mock webpage by immediately applying the coding principles and info she taught. I highly recommend bringing your computer for the hands-on portion. Also, Allie listed additional resources for us to explore on our own time, and we were promised the slide deck after. Being totally new to coding, I was able to take what I learned from the intro class and actually fix an issue THE NEXT DAY on the website that I manage for work! I rely on website templates but don't understand the HTML and CSS behind it so I was able to override the template that doesn't even allow me to change font attributes on hyperlinked text. Once you sign up for a class they send you promo emails with discounts, so I will probably look into taking a more full class. TIP: this is located right in the heart of Little Tokyo so there is plenty of sushi, ramen and snack options available before or after going to class here.

I have mixed feelings about GA…read more Pros: 1. This is one of the few places left where you can get actual, in-person instruction. If you're one who can't stick to learning on your own online, face-to-face instruction is the way to go. 2. I also like that they offer a wide variety of topics from web development and digital marketing to project management, sales pitching, and communication skills. 3. The instructors I've had so far have been knowledgeable and nice. 4. They have many free talks in the evenings, sometimes even with free nibbles. I attended one on the art of sales pitching. I think it was called something like "How to Sell Anything to Anyone." The speaker was excellent, and he gave really good tips. 5. The DTLA location has convenient parking ($5 evenings and wknds) at Joe's Garage a few doors down. I also like that you can enjoy the many Little Tokyo restaurants before or after class :) Cons: 1. Cost. If you want to take their multi-day courses, expect to pay $$$. That's what you gotta expect for in-person classes from a private school. I'd love to take more classes, but I can't be spending more thousands of dollars. Yes, they have a payment plan, but you still gotta pay them back. 2. If you're looking to start a new career, don't expect to be "career ready" after you've spent all that money. The classes don't go into much depth. They're more of an overview, just enough to get you started. Then comes the hard part - studying on your own by following all the blogs and video content out there. THAT takes discipline, and nobody can help you there. I wish knowledge could just be implanted in my brain without my having to exert effort. Just being honest. 3. They never answer the phone. The only way to get a response is via email. If you're on your way to an evening or weekend class and need to reach someone, you won't get a response if it's outside normal business hours. Conclusion: If you're disciplined and highly motivated, save your money and take advantage of the overwhelming number of free resources online. But if you're a lazy a-hole like me and you're willing to spend some serious money, take a GA course to at least get you started and pointed in the right direction.

I would not recommend this class because the instructor was horrible. Me and 2 other students did…read morenot pass the exam. But before we took the exam, me and those two other students were talking about how we weren't confident about taking the exam because of the instructor and her horrible confusing teaching. The instructor, which I'm guessing is the business owner, was 10 minutes late to the class and then she started the class an hour late and only checking in like six students. There were barely any students there. So an hour of teaching time was wasted because she was lollygagging. As the instructor sat down to start teaching the class, she kept stopping to text message somebody and I don't know if it was her boyfriend, but she had a huge smile on her face, Every time she was texting somebody. She did not answer questions that I had for her. She kept saying that those questions weren't necessary to answer because they weren't on the test. I paid almost $400 to take that class. I would much appreciate if you answer the questions that I have, regardless, if it's on the test or not. And then, when I finally passed the exam after having to take it a second time and after having to purchase an online Notary course by EZ Notary. I spoke to the owner on the phone and asked how can I get the rest of my supplies which is a journal, my bond and my seal. She said I would have to pay for the shipping since I don't live around there and I'm not willing to go get it in person to pick up the supplies. Her team or her emailed me the invoice for the shipment, it was $31, just to ship my bond and then I would have to pay for a second shipment for the rest of my supplies. Talk about ripping students off. Another thing is you have to pay for parking. when I called before I placed the order I asked her assistant or her front desk person do I have to pay for parking, he said no that we can get it validated for you. But nobody wanted to validate the ticket unless you bought something in that building. The parking was $20. Do not pay to take the in person class and do not pay for any other Notary course from her. She is a horrible instructor. I would not waste your time or your money. There is a much better chance passing the exam through someone else online course. Good luck!

The class was great , Clarissa explained everything in detail you need to know and the best thing…read moreyou could take your test and get your live scan at the same location. .

Great dental school providing excellent patient care. Dental students are expertly trained by…read moresupurb faculty, and treatment provided to patients is top notch. Getting your dental work done takes time, but is well worth it. Fees are much less than you would find elsewhere.

​I am writing this to warn potential patients about the serious lack of supervision and medical…read moreerrors I recently experienced here. I came in for specific treatments and left with more damage and financial loss. ​1. FAILED ROOT CANAL (Tooth #3): My insurance company refused to cover a crown for a root canal done AT THIS CLINIC because their review found the procedure was "inadequate and incomplete." Now, I have to pay for a retreatment on a tooth that was already weakened by their mistake. ​2. MISDIAGNOSIS & WRONG EXTRACTION (Tooth #20 vs #19): I specifically went in to have a filling on Tooth #20 checked. I even paid $50 out-of-pocket for a 3D Scan for each tooth to ensure accuracy. Despite these advanced images and the extra cost, the student doctor dismissed my concerns, claimed #20 was "healthy," and told me the pain was coming from Tooth #19. Based on this, I had #19 extracted. ​The pain didn't stop. I later discovered ON MY OWN that the filling on #20 was loose and moving. They had the 3D scans, they took my money, and they still missed an obvious problem. Because of their misdiagnosis, I lost a tooth (19) and left the actual problem (20) untreated for weeks, risking another root canal. ​While I have had professional student doctors here in the past (like Dr. Fukawa and Dr. Perez), the current level of care and diagnosis is DANGEROUS. Students are learning, but there seems to be a serious lack of oversight when it comes to critical decisions. ​If you value your teeth and your time, make sure you get a second opinion before letting them drill or pull anything.

As of now going into debt for college or working a 9-5 would be more enjoyable than job corps. I'm…read morethe only one there besides the staff that has any smarts and actually cares. My current roommates have zero social awareness and respect for others. I came here to learn but won't even be able to do that for a bit. Instead, I'm stuck with a bunch of immature low life degenerates who couldn't care less. I'm not trying to spend my time when I could be learning; correcting teenagers and drug addicts For how strict they are on everything else they are too lenient during nontraining hours. Can't even properly use the bathroom because all the stalls are missing toilet paper or don't properly close. Can't even use one of the public bathrooms because they locked it up because students were doing drugs and making love. There's a lack of authority and respect between students and staff. Staff don't get paid enough and for them, they rather be friends 1st and staff 2nd because it's easier on them. Both public schools and job corps are government funded, yet it sure doesn't seem that. Job corps living situation is horrid, and their food service is pathetic. You can get better food at your local public school from quality to quantity they beat job corps in every category. There are committees where you can express your feelings about this place but nothing is ever done. They don't separate the age groups or progress so you could be in a room/class with various ages from 16-24. The whole CPP system is the most useless program ever it's as effective as D.A.R.E. They try to pamper you your first week with lots of fun activities outside of job corps, but that's all just a facade. The list just is Never ending. This place does have good things about it but in its current state, the bad will always outshine them unless they make some actual beneficial changes. I'm willing to eventually update my review, but I doubt anything will change enough to make a significance. Signed a current student

Where do I start? Los Angeles Job Corps gave me the opportunity that I believe no other place would…read morehave. I was a comedy kid growing up and took life as a joke which led me to not getting my H.S. Diploma the year I was supposed to, which was in 2012. Fast forward to a few years later Los Angeles Job Corps staff and TEACHERS especially gave me that opportunity and sense of hope again. Thank you to all Ms. Gonzalez, Mr. Batstone, Ms. Chahal, Ms. Alexis, and all the other staff on campus who made sure we were secured and focused on the right things and our goals in life. It paid off, and now in 2021, I utilize those skills in the workforce that you guys instilled in us. I will never have a bad review on Job Corps. The years 2016-2018 were the best years of my life. It taught me how to be humble, Truly. And special thanks to Ms. Linda Garrett, Mr. Michael Gooden, Ms. Hodges, Ms. La'Chris Jordan, Mr. Fred Williams, Ms. Dunham, Ms. Session, Ms. Roberta, Mr. Danny, Mr. Langston, Ms. BeBe, Mr. Ms. Birdsong, Mr. Robinson, Mr. Rice, Ms. Swanson, Mr. Tufa, Mr. Morgan, Ms. Powell, Mr. Thomas, and all the other students and staff that attended Los Angeles Job Corps the time I was there in 2016-2018. Hope all are doing well and Rest in Paradise to the beautiful Ms. Kathy Bounds Thank you all for making my time at Los Angeles Job Corps a well cherished moment. Love all of you guys - GREGG HIGGS

An "Advanced Darkroom" class was just about to start; however, I had pretty much no experience with…read morefilm photography or darkroom processes. Andrew Hall, the owner, and operator of The School of Light offered to teach me one-on-one during a weekend workshop to make sure I was fully prepared and confident for the advanced darkroom class. In a weekend, my world changed. I learned the art and mechanics of film photography, sharpened my perspectives for light and shadow, processed my own film, and developed my own prints. Nothing is quite as exciting as watching your photograph come to life, or as empowering as knowing you have full creative control in the darkroom. Low and behold, I was fully equipped for the advanced class - which was nothing short of magnificent. Andrew is incredibly friendly, passionate, patient, engaging, inspiring, a true artist with a wealth of expertise, and an exceptional instructor for your journey into the darkroom. I've since taken numerous classes at SoL and continue to expand my creativity into exotic and uncharted realms. The people who attend Andrew's workshops are just as friendly and likeminded as you. Everyone gets along and encourages each other; it's indeed a splendid place.

I took the darkroom fundamentals class "Into the Dark" with Andrew last year. Andrew spent lots of…read moreindividual time with each of the students, making sure we all coaxed the best out of our eyes and cameras (and hands, when it came to rolling film onto reels...). Since then I've been regularly developing film at home and making darkroom prints at SoL "print nights," where he opens up the darkroom to former students. More than just a well-equipped darkroom, Andrew's photographic experience is an incredible resource for Los Angeles photographers. Not only that, almost everyone I've met at print nights is equally passionate and excited about the creative process and makes the whole experience outstanding.