i've had such a great experience at amsc, and i'm genuinely so grateful for the professors and…read morestaff who have supported me throughout my time here. rene has been an amazing professor and has played such a big part in helping me grow as a sonography student. he is extremely knowledgeable in both echo and vascular, and he genuinely cares about making sure his students understand what they're learning and become better sonographers. he has always been there whenever i needed help, whether it was explaining something again, answering questions, or giving me tips and tricks to improve my scanning. when it came time for me to start my externship, rene was also one of the people who really believed in me and reminded me that i was capable of doing it. he gave me so much advice and helped prepare me for what to expect, which made me feel much more confident going into externship. now that i'm there, i can genuinely see how much of what he taught me has helped prepare me. i've learned so much from him, and i'm extremely grateful that i've had him as my echo and vascular professor. sarah, my student counselor, has also been such an important part of my experience at amsc. she is incredibly supportive and motivational and genuinely wants to see students succeed. whenever i've felt nervous or doubted myself, she has always reminded me of what i'm capable of. especially while preparing for my spi, she encouraged me and reminded me that i knew the information and could do it. being able to share with her when i passed made that accomplishment even more special because she knew how much work went into getting there. she is also someone i've always felt comfortable going to whenever i needed guidance or had a concern, and it truly makes a difference having someone like that in your corner throughout the program. i also want to recognize mrs. rose, suzy, naira, gary, tamara, and leslie. they have all been incredibly kind and knowledgeable and have contributed to making my experience at amsc such a positive one. the front desk staff is also always so kind and welcoming, which is something i really appreciate. there are so many people here who are willing to share their knowledge, answer questions, and help you along the way, and i'm very grateful for that. overall, i'm extremely grateful for my experience at amsc and for the people who have helped me get to where i am. having professors, counselors, and staff who genuinely care about your education, growth, and success makes such a difference. i still have more of my journey ahead of me, but i already feel like i've grown so much as a student and future sonographer. i'm truly thankful for rene, sarah, and everyone at amsc who has been a part of that journey.

Our school tour at AMSC College did not disappoint. We are so pleased when we made our visit to…read moreapply , inquire . Ms. Annie , Ms. Sara , and Ms. Lomeli are all organized , very informative as to the aspect of Sonography and AMSC College has to offer the students . We have been looking forward for this visit as the only school we have in mind and determined to go for our son . The Location , where it stands and facility is clean , organized , looks like there's ample rooms and equipments for the students to get help to fulfill their dreams to become a great sonography . Bottom line well organized ultrasound school. We love our visit. Thank you .

I found the content to be very valuable in preparing to sit for the exam. It is intense, but it…read morehelps you focus in on the knowledge required to pass the exam. I passed on the first try.

This was a very effective program. I attended the boot camp, and after five days of instruction I…read morewas able to score very highly on the exam, with plenty of time on the clock. The team was easy to work with, and our instructor was both personable and knowledgable.

I completed the phlebotomy program in July 2026 with Professor Joshua, and I truly couldn't have…read moreasked for a better instructor. He took the time to thoroughly explain every chapter of the textbook and made sure we understood each concept before moving on. What I admired most was his patience--he always welcomed questions from my classmates and me, even if they had already been answered or didn't seem directly related to the lesson. He never made anyone feel embarrassed for asking. One of the things that made his class so engaging was the way he shared stories and experiences from his long career as a phlebotomist. Hearing real-life scenarios and learning how he handled them gave us valuable insight into what to expect in the field and helped connect the material to actual patient care. Most importantly, he created a comfortable and supportive environment during lab. Drawing blood from one another can be incredibly nerve-racking. You're trusting people you've only recently met to perform a procedure with a needle, which can be intimidating. Professor Joshua took the time to explain each step, reassure us, and help build our confidence. He never became upset or frustrated when a procedure didn't go as planned. Instead, he remained patient, encouraged us to learn from our mistakes, and reminded us that everyone improves with practice. I genuinely enjoyed my time at So Cal Phlebotomy Institute, and Professor Joshua played a huge role in that experience. His dedication, professionalism, and kindness made the 40-minute drive every morning completely worth it. I highly recommend this program to anyone considering a career in phlebotomy, especially if they have the opportunity to learn from Professor Joshua.

Let's start off by saying Mr. Wilson is very knowledgeable and the best instructor. He fully…read moreanswers any question that is brought up. He makes the class fun and engaging while keeping a serious setting. This is the start of my medical career and I am glad I went with this institution.

I enrolled in Craft Masters to learn about Automotive Estimating, driven by my love for cars even…read morethough I didn't know much about the field. But after finishing the course and getting my certificate, I can say it was eye-opening. David, our instructor, was really knowledgeable, which made learning easy. Thanks to the course, I landed a job at a well-known company within a week. I'm so grateful to Craft Masters Academy for opening up this opportunity for me.

I want to start by saying this is the #1 Automotive Appraisal School in Los Angeles California! I…read morehave never in my years of experience on the field experienced nothing like this before. David & Vahan which were my Automotive Instructors, taught me so much I needed to learn in 8 weeks (40 Hours) that I didn't even know where to begin with. I have been an Automotive Appraiser at a body shop for 5 years now and going. From the class I have learned Orientation to Relations, Damage Analysis, Estimating Blueprints, and Primary Fundamental Skills for an Estimator. I will 100% attend the Advanced Course as well and cannot wait to see what kind of new things I will learn as I go with my career! Once again, I want to say Thank You to David & Vahan for all your hard work! 100% Recommended for anyone who is looking to fulfill their career into the Automotive industry.

Classroom is clean . Great location . Instructors are really good, helpful and patient . Will…read moredefinitely use them again ..

I came here for an ACLS course after having received multiple recommendations to take the course…read morehere. My instructor, Evan, was very knowledgeable and thorough in his teachings and explanations, including providing hands on help during compressions for the people who needed further assistance. The learning environment felt very calm and peaceful, so I would definitely recommend coming here for further certifications!

I love Concorde North Hollywood especially because of our program directors Kim Cooper and Mina…read moreCheriki! They go above and beyond to make sure we have all the tools we need to be successful and supported in our nursing careers, as well as provide a positive and welcoming environment for students!

I attended Concorde from 2024-2025 in their PTA Program. Graduated and Passed the NPTAE…read more I want to start by saying that the program had its ups and its downs. It is not a perfect program, however, Dr. Verba (Director of the PTA Program) works hard and does her best to make it a perfect program along w/ Dr. K (Director of Clinical Education) and Ms. MD (Professor). They do their best to help students get through the program by taking the time to sit down with students who are showing signs of struggle and anyone else who asks for help. So make sure to ask for help. It is imperative that before entering the program, you speak to Dr. Verba about any potential struggles or concern you may face during the 20 months. BE HONEST W/ YOURSELF. Dr. Verba and her team's goal is to help us students pass the NPTAE (National Physical Therapist Assistant Exam) and get a job after. Now, time to talk about the program. There are a total of 8 terms consisting of 10 weeks each (unless this changes over time), w/ only a few days off in between each term. So for the next 20 months, this program will be THE PRIORITY. Personally, I had to put my life on the side with my priorities being the program, my girlfriend and my family. I spoke to my friends ahead of time, and let them know that my time will be limited but that does not mean I did not have time for them at all. It's all about time management and making sure I still prioritized my studies. The first 2 terms will be general education classes. This can be different w/ each student. I came from CSUN and wanted to find a way to progress myself in the field of PT w/out breaking my bank. This was the next best step for me. My GE credits were transferred from CSUN and I was able to bypass some of the classes allowing me to work and go to school in the first 2 terms. In terms 3-4, things started to really pick up and get harder. This is when I stopped going to work and was a full time student. Majority of my time was studying and really understanding the material. I try to come in with a positive smile and eagerness to learn. I always tried to be the first to volunteer when needed for demonstration of any special tests due to my learning style being hands on. I recommend figuring out your preference of learning style as it helps you really grasp the material. Of course the textbook will be your holy bible or holy text. Term 3-4 will be the terms that "Make you or break you." It is the hardest of the program. In my cohort, this is where we lost majority of our class. I highly recommend asking for help. Ms. MD once told me, "people who go to open lab or ask for help, sometimes aren't actually the ones who need the help." And that really speaks volumes as it shows the dedication of these students. In terms 5-6, things start to fit together and make sense (at least for me). DO NOT LET UP ON STUDYING bc that will be your downfall and result in grades to fall. The memorization items, along with the conceptual items become to make sense. It made sense to me because we put what we learned into practice. This is also where you will be prepared for your clinical rotations. 1st round of clinicals is the last 6 weeks of term 6. So be prepared. Read the textbook and continue to study. Its as simple as that. In terms 7-8, you continue w/ clinical rotations. The first 4 weeks of Term 7, you will have class and then sent out to clinical rotation the last 6 weeks. You will then have a slight break (might be different w/ each cohort depending on schedule) and beginning of term 8, the first 6 weeks will be the 3rd and final clinical rotation. During clinical rotation, it is important to NOT slack off on studying. Again, this program is to prepare you to pass the NPTAE at the end of the program so if you slack off on studying, you will fall behind when you return for the last 4 weeks of Term 8 as review for NPTAE begins and continues again after the term ends. Your future self will thank you that you put in the effort to study during your clinical rotation as studying for the NPTAE will be slightly easier. Reviewing old material from terms 3-6 is important. Once you have finished the term, you will then prepare for the NPTAE with a class that is optional, but highly recommend going. Trust in Dr. Verba. When you have doubt, express it privately to Dr. Verba. She has been doing this for who knows how long now (sorry Dr. Verba if you read this. Not intentional on calling out your age Hahaha) BUT Dr. Verba is experienced in this, she has been creating questions to submit to the board. Dr. Verba knows what can be expected in the NPTAE. If you are unsure about going to concorde for the PTA program, I understand. It is a commitment. Reach out to me if you have any specific questions about my experience. I am happy to share. Lastly, I want to thank the faculty. They work hard, and is underappreciated by the students. Thank You again.

If it wasn't for Sandra Bojorquez I wouldn't know what to do. She made the enrollment process very…read moreeasy. She explained the course well and showed me around the campus ensuring me that I'm in good hands. If it wasn't for her I wouldn't have attended.

This school was extremely disappointing and, in my experience, unprofessional…read more I graduated from UEI Reseda almost a year ago after completing my externship in December. I graduated with good grades, a high GPA, and as a Medical Assistant student ambassador. One of my biggest concerns is that admissions does not clearly explain that completing the program does not make you a Certified Medical Assistant (CMA). You receive a diploma, but you still have to take and pay for a separate certification exam. I feel this should be made much clearer before students enroll. The lab experience was also disappointing. Many necessary supplies were out of stock, unavailable, or broken, which limited our hands-on training. I knew before enrolling that I wanted to eventually work in pediatrics because I enjoy working with children, yet we weren't even shown how to properly weigh/measure pediatric patients or administer pediatric injections. My biggest issue, however, was Career Services. My assigned representative, Markia, told me, "It's not about what you're comfortable with. It's time for you to put your big girl panties on" when I explained that I was uncomfortable being placed at a primary care clinic for my first job and wanted to find a more specialized setting. I was shocked and didn't know how to respond. Interviews were also scheduled without asking what times worked for me. I was sent to Encino, taking two buses, only to find out upon arrival that the position was for a traveling Medical Assistant. I was then scheduled at another clinic for 8 AM, only to arrive and discover the clinic wasn't even open yet. When I was upset and crying while explaining this to Career Services, I felt there was very little empathy or support. During my externship, I also felt I wasn't learning enough because much of my time involved front-desk duties rather than hands-on back-office Medical Assistant work. When I asked about finding another site, Markia told me, "Now you want to travel? Last time the issue was that you didn't want to travel." My issue had always been my transportation limitations, not that I refused to travel. The financial aspect makes this experience even more frustrating. I personally paid a little over $13,000 out of pocket, which I paid off in less than a year after completing the program. Based on my experience with my payments, interest was charged daily. After spending over $13,000, I attempted two different Medical Assistant jobs over approximately nine months and ultimately decided not to pursue the field. I understand that students need to be flexible and step outside their comfort zones, but students also deserve clear information, adequate hands-on training, respectful communication, and genuine career support. I strongly recommend researching the program carefully, including the certification requirements, additional costs, hands-on training, externship placement, and Career Services, before enrolling.

Had such an amazing experience with SAUL! He came to my daycare/preschool on time, with amazing set…read moreup and started class! He was so experienced, knowledgeable, and made our CRP renewal process enjoyable. His commitment and communication to sharing life saving skills were truly appreciated. His price is very reasonable and information he provided was priceless. I'm so glad we found him to be part of our learning experience.

Great course! Super informative & very knowledgeable. The instructor is Bilingual English and…read moreSpanish. You practice on adult dummies & baby ones. Very helpful. I was having an issue with my email and he helped me out. Fair price.