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    Hope of St. James Coding School

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    Genesis Medical College

    Genesis Medical College

    4.8
    (75 reviews)
    2.6 mi

    I completed my IV certification through this school, and unfortunately my experience has been very…read morefrustrating and disorganized from start to finish. During the course, there were multiple last-minute changes, including in-person skills days being rescheduled the night before, which made it difficult to plan and take the program seriously. After completing the program, I submitted my LVN license on April 27 and requested that my certification be sent and posted to the Department of Consumer Affairs (Breeze) as required for employment. I received no response. I followed up again the next day and still received no reply. Because of this delay, I have already been denied multiple job opportunities since employers require the certification to be visible on Breeze. Only after multiple follow-ups did I finally receive my certificate, but it still has not been posted on the DCA website, which continues to impact my ability to secure a job. The lack of communication and delayed processing is unacceptable, especially when students are relying on timely certification for employment. This experience has cost me real job opportunities. I would strongly advise future students to consider other programs that are more organized and responsive. Also, I have an email stating that this was a three day course, I asked for the days off, and I already referred many people and paid, during the first day of class I was told this was a 4 day course and had to call out of work. I was also charged two times for this course and asked for a refund and received no reply, I had to open up a dispute with my bank. This school is very unorganized and they overbooked our class.

    The nurse is here are amazing. It is such a great experience. I learned so much thank you you guys.read more

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    U.S. Colleges - Santa Ana

    U.S. Colleges - Santa Ana

    4.2
    (92 reviews)
    1.2 mi

    First off, I would like to say this is a great college if you are looking to kickstart your…read morehealthcare career and do not know where to start. U.S. College gives you hands on experience and a guaranteed externship. The staff is supportive, professional, and friendly. Miss Andrea was the best teacher when I was getting my MA diploma and always made sure the students felt comfortable working in the labs such as performing blood draws. Trust me, coming from someone who did not think I could do blood draws, I confidently can say now that I look forward to performing it and everything I learned in class/labs I use at my externship site-which I recently got hired and now work at! Lastly, Rosa and Christian are amazing! Rosa has been helpful with answering any questions I had at the front desk and Christian helped me find my externship site quickly. Christian also took in consideration what I was looking for in an externship and my end goals which was very important to me because I wanted something that could offer a full time position. Overall, this place is life-changing and I'm so thankful that I enrolled. It is an excelled 2 month program but if you're willing to put in the work and trust the process, everything else will fall into place and who knows maybe you'll be working in the field just like me! :)

    Noone tells you employers want 3 to 5 years experience. They don't hire grads . School should…read moredisclose this information..,they should guarantee a job for us.

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    Summit College - Santa Ana Campus

    Summit College - Santa Ana Campus

    3.9
    (32 reviews)
    1.9 mi

    I've completed the welding program and currently a plumbing student here. The instructors that work…read morehere and pretty straightforward with the students. Now, the instructor that said to not come to this school, was never a good instructor. Majority of the time from when I saw him, he was sitting in the office or trying to chop it up with the students. There's a lot more to it as well, which former students would say the same thing. He was never teaching. Instructors would come and go due to never motivating/teaching the students or even caring. Those instructors never even tried to build rapport with the students. Those instructors were the cancer to the school. I'm glad they don't work there anymore The staff now are always working, teaching and motivating. Moving forward, they're very informative and a lot of hands on work. The instructors encourage you to look for helper jobs to start getting the idea of what these jobs are like. They don't beat around the bush, they don't lie to you about how you're doing. They give you their honest opinion and show you how to correct it. I recommend this school. I started here knowing nothing about welding and now I am a welder. You will receive a certificate of completion of the school. Like I said. I am a plumbing student now and I've learned a lot from Jimmy. He also explained to us that he came from different trades. Very knowledgeable man, knows what he's doing and talking about. Zach is the night instructor from when I started and still works there as well. Also a very knowledgeable person and with a welding degree. I enjoyed and learned my first time around and I came back. I understand others had their own experiences and opinions. Take a look, take a tour of the school. Maybe you too will have a great experience like I had.

    I've gone through about four different instructors for the welding program since I started in…read moreJanuary. Half the equipment in the shop is broken or down fifty percent of the time. Sure it's nice to get six weeks of practice in for six different weld styles, but the instructor turnover rate is abysmal. Having seen the listing on Indeed I understand why the instructors can't stay because no one can afford to be an eight hour part timer for minimum wage. Furthermore, the lack of airflow and ventilation in the welding lab area makes it extremely difficult to keep practicing and working on your welds unless your intent on giving yourself a heat stroke. There is a section of the welding lab that hasn't had ANY ventilation for the entire seven months I've been here thus far despite it being brought to the attention of the front office on several occasions. A lot of the equipment you need on day one isn't directly provided (such as respirators) so you're expected to go drop around $30 or more for one if you want to protect your lungs and be able to breathe better. Now personally I think that if you're coughing up twenty grand from your own pocket you should be provided all the equipment you could possibly need as well and a sufficient amount of school shirts that you're required to wear to class (you're only provided two shirts for the four day school week and you're charged extra for any additional shirts). It feels that the only way this program can be worth your time and effort is if you're using grants, scholarships, and other benefits. But if you're using money from your pocket or student loans you can likely find something more suiting and affordable. Especially since the interest rate for monthly payments if you go that route is 9.6% which adds up to well over twenty grand.

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