I'm not enrolled in this school, hence why I didn't leave a full one star, but I had to take an…read moreexam here as it was the only Pearson testing site that had a date range I needed and it was an AWFUL experience. Their testing site had NO parking, and neither did any other building nearby. I had to park opposite side of the school and that alone almost made me miss the exam. Then, for some reason, they wouldn't accept my drivers license as an ID...? Despite all other Pearson testing locations I've been to using my DL. Also wouldn't take my student ID from my college I attend. But they had no problem telling me that my credit/debit card counts as a valid ID. Which is all very suspicious to me. The computer they assigned to me didn't work; the PC cut off multiple inches off the right side of my test so that I couldn't answer some questions, so I had to be moved to another computer. Very frustrating experience and now the only place I will do Pearson testing is at Georgia Northwestern in Rome; their testing site has never gave me any issues and the instructor is always kind to me there.

Staff isn't very competent. They give you the runaround at EVERY step. You can never find a person…read moreto speak to.

I've had a good experience overall! The hands-on training is really helpful and gives you real…read moreskills you can use in a dental office. The instructors are supportive helpful when you have a question or concern. I would recommend it to anyone looking for a fast-paced dental assisting program.

I understand that this is a college for learning and teaching students hands on skills. What I do…read morenot understand is why it would take four or more visits to complete a dental cleaning. At this point I've spent more money on gas going to and from this location than the $60 I paid towards a cleaning I still have yet to receive! The students seem knowledgeable but end up waiting for hours to get the instructors approval to move onto the next step.

BEWARE - Predatory for profit trade school…read more Lincoln Tech explicitly told me my ONLY out-of-pocket tuition balance was an $11,512.71 "LINC Credit," claiming the rest was fully covered by grants and scholarships. School used substantial misrepresentation and I was deceived into taking out $22,813.00 federal loans in my name unknowingly. Prospective students: please research Lincoln Tech as a whole and their past history with deceptive practices before giving them your signature.

Lincoln Tech, Marietta has no respect for other people's time. I'd love to know why they think…read morelittering peoples podcasts with their advertisements every five minutes will illicit a positive response. It's the same ad - over and over. This approach does not give me a very good impression of the school, displays a lack of critical thinking, and is in fact doing the exact opposite of what they're paying for them to do.

I love this school very much since I will be graduating from here.. but DO NOT live on campus they…read morewon't provide any reasonable accommodation and anyone dealing with housing will bug you about every little thing, even things that aren't their business. Classes are hardly ever open, majority of the teachers have really bad ratings and you have no choice but to get stuck with them just so you can graduate on time. This school is growing too fast. There aren't enough teachers for the amount of students that go here .. I do not regret making my choice to go here, but I do regret living on campus worst decision ever.

I attended Kennesaw State's Open House with my son and husband and had a very disappointing…read moreinteraction with Geo Sipp, Director of Arts and Design. After the session, I asked what advice he would give a KSU student considering transferring to SCAD. Before I could even finish my question, he interrupted me with, "Why would you do that?" He then spoke dismissively about SCAD, including its transfer policies and cost, while acknowledging that he didn't know its current credit requirements. What bothered me most was that, rather than focusing on what would be best for the student and their education, the conversation seemed to become about defending KSU by diminishing another institution. There is absolutely nothing wrong with explaining the strengths of your own program, but students deserve thoughtful, objective guidance, not an attempt to make another school look inferior. I'm a SCAD student myself and transferred from a two-year college, with nearly 90% of my credits accepted. When I shared my firsthand experience, it was brushed aside. Academic leaders represent their institutions. This interaction felt dismissive and unprofessional, and unfortunately left a very poor impression of KSU. My son watched it all and was shocked about the lack of professionalism. For that and other other reasons, he won't be attending KSU.

These guys are really passionate about their work. Totally committed to the success of their…read morestudents, they produce the best qualified graduates of anybody. I'd recommend them to anyone.

The main thing that I can say about DCI is that it changed my life. I went from a job I hated with…read morebasically no way to make anymore money than I was to an amazing career that I am proud of. I work at an amazing pediatric office with the best boss anyone could ever have! I have health insurance he pays 75%, 2 weeks of vacation pay and 5 days of holiday pay. We go to CrossFit together at lunch and it's such a positive environment. Oh ya, and he is sending us on a cruise next year as well! I just can't imagine my life without taking the plunge to go to DCI. The instructors are amazing and patient and hilarious. They def make it fun! If you are at a crossroad and not sure what you want to do or if you know this is exactly what you want to do then you need to go to Dental Career Institute. It was the best decision I have ever made.

I thought about getting my real estate sales license for a while before I bit the bullet and…read morefinally did it. I was dragging my feet about it because I had contacted several other Georgia real estate schools about their programs and I wasn't impressed with the people I was speaking with. Surprisingly, a lot of programs that I contacted couldn't clearly explain to me which classes I needed to take and one of the schools kept changing their class schedule. So I held off on enrolling until I could do a bit more research on schools. I found AREA and their program information was clearly explained on their website. When I called them to ask follow up questions I got clear answers. Then I saw Yelp CM Kellie M.'s review for the school and that solidified my decision to enroll there. I'm glad I did. The class materials are very straightforward as are the lectures. Not a lot of flow charts, diagrams, or fluffy presentations. I'm a very direct person and like to absorb direct information, so the class was perfect for my learning style. I took the class in person and was also also given access to a lot of additional online test materials. I took my two pre-license classes at AREA, and I passed my state licensing exam on my first attempt. I found the state exam to be challenging. In hindsight I know I needed the in person class in order to pass because the immersive environment helped me. If you're needing a real estate school for a licensing requirement I highly recommend you consider AREA.

Nora is professional and really pushes you to do your best. Her experience in real estate helped me…read moreunderstand the material better and she is able to answer almost any question you'd throw her way. After her class and review session, I passed the state real estate licensing exam on the first try. I'm glad I went with AREA for my real estate pre-license classes.

Cumberland Medical Institute is a great and conducive place to learn, I did my CNA and CCMA and I…read morepassed my exam at once. They have the best instructors to teach and demonstrate all the practical aspects of the program. They are very organized and do things in a timely manner Mrs.Eunice is a wonderful person and a great instructor and Mr. Jonah is the best. I will always recommend this institute to anybody. They are the best.

An excellent school to learn. Mr. Jonah is an outstanding teacher, patient, and always willing to…read morehelp make sure you understand what you are being taught. I have recommended the school and would keep recommending it to others.

Tricia Lowther and her staff at OWL Academy literally saved my twins! We started at OWL Academy…read morehalfway through kindergarten after being told by their teacher that they were falling behind and within a few months they not only caught them up to where they should be but got them ahead! They started flourishing! 3.5 years later, they are reading ahead of grade level and had amazing results on their ITBS. The small classroom environment coupled with receiving language therapy throughout their daily academics rather than using the pullout therapy method most schools use made such a difference!! Early intervention is the key we learned and we are so thankful we made the leap when we did!

From the owner: Owl Academy is a language based therapeutic homeschool cooperative offering full and part time…read morecurriculum with speech-language therapy provided in the classroom daily through a co-teaching model. Occupational therapy is provided as needed. We service children in grades pre-k through third.