Best cpr class I've ever taken. Straight to the point and learned all the necessary training to do…read morean incredible job with cpr. Thank God I went to this class because I actually ended up having to use cpr shortly thereafter on a family member. Thank heavens I knew what to do thanks to Randolph. Helped me save life! Thank you Nationwide CPR!

I went to the Red Cross website to register for a First Aid, CPR, AED class. The Red Cross then…read moredirected me to Nationwide CPR. They offered a variety of classes in different locations at convenient times. I prepaid $130 and signed up for a Saturday class on Old Wesley Chapel in Decatur, parking was free. Class 3/5 The class was upstairs in an old building behind McDonalds. Don't follow your GPS or it will lead you to I-20. There's no signage. Classes are taught in individual small rooms and I use the word 'taught' loosely. The mask-less instructor was nice but the class consisted of watching dramatic video scenarios and being checked on every 15 minutes or so. It wasn't very hands on like it would be in a classroom setting but I did get to practice breaths and chest compressions. Environment 2/5 Unfortunately, bass music could be heard from the recording studio below which was very distracting. It wasn't turned down despite being asked twice. The room smelled overwhelmingly of air freshener, glad I wore my mask! The class was over in about 3 hours. Because participants were coming in and out at different times, the instructor had to go back and forth between us. The certification card was emailed. Certification and Contact Info. 1/5 I was given the wrong card with no contact information for Nationwide CPR on it. Instead, there was a training center in California and a phone # which directs you to a website for an entirely different company! I tried that number first but it was automated. I then tried the Red Cross, since that's where I signed up online. They directed me to the American Heart Association, since their emblem was on the (incorrect) card. One hour and four phone calls later, I figured out on my own that the class had been contracted out to Nationwide CPR. Customer Service 1/5 When I finally spoke to the owner of Nationwide CPR, he could have easily apologized for the inconvenience and taken my suggestion to provide contact information to customers in the future. "If you have any problems, please call this number." Instead, he was unprofessional and condescending, denying all responsibility and implying that he was doing me a favor by quickly replying to my email. I was given the wrong card twice. When customers spend that much time and money, it's important to get the correct certification. I added a star because eventually I did receive the correct card and an apology, two emails later.. But honestly, it wasn't worth the headache. I cannot recommend Nationwide CPR but if you risk taking a class, please verify that you have the correct certification before you leave and ask for a phone number (or use the one on Yelp.) The contact info on the card is worthless.

I recently graduated from a Caribbean medical school and just started my internal medicine…read moreresidency in California. My journey wasn't traditional, but I'm incredibly proud of where I am today. Like many of you, I was nervous about going the Caribbean route. But what I found was a school that was responsive, rigorous, and gave me the opportunities I needed -- from quality clinical rotations in the U.S. to a strong support system when prepping for the USMLEs and Match. I know there's a lot of stigma, but if you're committed and use your resources wisely, this route can still take you exactly where you want to go. Everyone's journey is different, and this one worked for me. For those thinking of alternative routes into medicine, just know it's possible -- and worth it.

If you're determined to becoming a doctor and are considering this school, I want to let you know…read moreknow that I was too, and I decided to give this experience a shot. I'll be honest: I wasn't sure what to expect when I first committed here. Like many people, I had the typical concerns about international med schools -- stigma, matching, opportunities, etc. But now being a Resident Doctor, going back, I don't think I would change a thing. This school gave me more than just a medical education -- it gave me room to grow. From day one, I was able to get deeply involved, take on leadership roles, work on meaningful projects, and surround myself with people who genuinely cared about what they were doing. Being successfully here definitely takes a degree of drive (as medical school in general does), and the atmosphere is a perfect compliment to that. Academically, I felt challenged and supported. The curriculum was rigorous, but the small class sizes and accessible professors made it easy to stay connected and get help when I needed it. Clinical rotations were solid, and I was able to make the most of my electives and networking opportunities. I matched into an absolute dream residency at an academic center in the U.S., and I know this school played a major part in getting me there. Would I have taken a more traditional path if I had the chance? Maybe. But I wouldn't trade this one for anything. This journey wasn't easy -- but it was worth it. And I'm leaving this place as both a better physician and a better person because of it.

Top tier business school with great professors that are experts in their respective fieldsread more

This place prepared me for the Real World. Without my two years finishing up my undergraduate…read moreeducation in Emory University's Goizueta Business School, I'm not sure where I'd be today. Probably not employed where I am. Yes, some of the classes were less than riveting (accounting and finance just aren't my favorites), yes, the group projects were a major pain in the butt to coordinate and carry out on top of readings, classes and extracurricular activities like having a life, and yes, Emory is not a cheap way to get your education. However, without the resume critiques, class speakers and professors with real world experience and connections, presentations where we had to look "business professional," and numerous gatherings set up to network and add impressive sounding clubs and titles to your resume, I don't think I'd be where I am today. I actually learned a lot during my two years here that I feel prepared me to go out and find a job in corporate America and make a living. As opposed to being a classics major with a minor in basket weaving, and moving back home after graduation to live in my parent's basement. And I did enjoy a good number of the classes (mostly the marketing ones), and I had my best semester of college while I was here. It was my spring semester of junior year and I managed to snag myself a coveted spot to go on exchange to the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. Without a doubt, the scariest decision I ever made, and the best time I had all through college. And if I hadn't gone to the business school, such an opportunity would not have been available to me. During that 4.5 months in Asia, I developed a love for a city outside the US, traveled to places and had experiences I'll never be able to recreate and met some of the most amazing people I've had the good fortune to encounter. I swear, by the end of the semester, I was ready to quit school, learn Cantonese and try to get a job living and working in Hong Kong. It was that good. It changed me forever for the better, and I'll be grateful for that opportunity for the rest of my life. Agreed, there are many things wrong with higher education (most notably the heinous prices they put on the more prestigious and private institutions), but I have to say that the skills I learned and the polish I acquired at Emory's Goizueta Business School were, in my opinion, invaluable.

Super easy to reserve and complete the course! Will definitely be back for recertification.read more

Best first aid certification course ever! Calvin was…read morepatient, thorough and knowledgeable. I needed to get this done ASAP and Calvin made it easy. Thank you Calvin!

I stand with Coach T and the football program. As one of his former players, I was fortunate to…read moreearn a scholarship to college and graduate with a degree. In fact, I now have two degrees, all because Coach T took a chance on me and helped me understand what it truly means to be a student-athlete. His guidance, dedication, and belief in his players make a lasting impact. I'm forever grateful for the opportunities he helped me achieve.

Omega Prep Academy change not only my brother's life but mines as well.This is not just a Football…read moreteam this is a family. A family that helps you grow, learn from your mistake, and also challenge you to be a better you!! Not only are they play different games from different states they are actually raising their GPA so they can get into any college. Your boys will be in good hands when they come to Omega Prep Academy!