I just graduated Cum Laude in the first LVN Program at the Riverside campus and it was worth all…read morethe sacrifices. Nursing school is not easy, I didn't expect to go into it without a full commitment or the mental preparation that it will be hard. I basically let go of any idea of a social life, had to significantly cut down on my expenses, and it was still a struggle. I worked with Lesley as my admissions/Recruiting Rep and enrollment was an a smooth process for me, she provided me with all the information I needed including the hours I would have to dedicate and set aside for classes so I knew full well what I was getting into. The Director of the non core classes was on campus very helpful to me when I had questions. The Anatomy and Physiology instructor Mr. Ali was the best! I mean just the most wonderful instructor to lay the groundwork needed for core classes. He made the course work fun. The instructors gave us the tools and resources and it was our job to utilize them. We had to put in the work and time consistently and I tried to fight every urge to procrastinate and put it aside. I failed sometimes time I didnt and passed the times that I did. Our the director Ms. Rayna was an awesome resource, always available, always looking for ways to help us learn, grasp the information and be prepared to practice safely after graduation. She was incredibly supportive and that's pretty rare compared to other schools I have attended. The instructor were the best, our campus was so lucky, I'm not sure if they are still around but Dr. Mahdi was our fundamentals, pharmacology and mental health instructor and I have always said every nursing student needs Dr. Mahdi to shape them into responsible nurses. She had a very hard expectations just as families for those we serve will have high expectations. Her way instructions helped me seriously grasp the concepts early on that were on the NCLEX exam. Kristin taught us Maternal, Peds and Leadership, she really carried us through. She is so inspirational in how much she loves her job and her patients. She drilled into us the importance in our role as educators. She is the reason I decided I wanted to work in women's health. She is honestly the greatest. Ms. Amie, Ms. kim, Dr. Joseph, Rochelle were also great instructors, inspirational in how they showed us the different fields of nursing are available to us. Available as support in and out of the classroom and just the best mentors to have guiding us. Ms. kim I would say probably made the biggest impact in my nursing trainings in terms of how she taught me to learn the concepts, write my notes, memory recall, and pass medsurg. It wasn't perfect, there were some very bumpy roads but looking back I would definitely choose Stanbridge again. Just had the greatest people to introduce me to the nursing profession in the safest way possible. Thanks to that I passed my Exit, NCLEX and got my license all in one month. So A+ for efficiency

I'm writing this review to warn others about Stanbridge University and how they took advantage of…read moremy wife, both financially and academically. This school is marketed as one of the "best," but that couldn't be further from the truth. From the lack of professionalism to the complete disregard for students' time and money, Stanbridge has proven to be nothing short of a scam. My wife was scammed out of thousands of dollars in tuition, and when she submitted an appeal for a class she barely missed passing--by just 0.5 of a grade--they denied it without consideration. No real explanation, no empathy, just a cold "no." The appeal process is a joke. The people in charge clearly don't care about students or the money they're investing into this program. Appeals aren't taken seriously at all, and there's no transparency in how decisions are made. The office staff? Absolutely no help. Every time she reached out for assistance, it was either a vague response or being passed around from one unhelpful person to the next. The professors are no better--some of them literally hand out test answers and then still find ways to penalize students unfairly. They even dock students on attendance after telling them they could leave. How is that even remotely fair? The financial aid office is another nightmare. They're quick to take your money but completely useless when you need actual help. My wife was given instructions on how to get assistance, but the help offered was generic, dismissive, and ultimately pointless. Stanbridge University paints itself as a top-tier institution, but behind that façade is a money-hungry operation with little to no regard for student success or well-being. If you're considering this school, think twice. You're not just risking your education--you're risking your time, mental health, and a serious amount of money.

Am so appreciative that i found this business to hep me with my CNA continued training . I was able…read moreto renew my CNA license 6 MONTHS early !! Giving me the rest of the year before my original due date to not have to scramble . My License was renewed august 2025 and its due Jan 2026 ! A&J are who you need on your side when its time to renew

From the owner: Do you need CEUs for your Cna or Hha?…read more Look no further! We strive to provide continuing education units CEUs for Nursing Assistants (CNAs) and Home Health Aides (HHAs) We are an approved provider for California CDPH

Passing this program and being taught by the best instructor, Dr. H, has been such a meaningful…read moreexperience. I truly appreciated the understanding, patience, and consideration she showed me, especially while I was going through one of the most difficult times in my life. Even during those moments, she continued to guide me and remind me why I'm here. She genuinely wants her students not only to succeed, but to grow in this field and make a difference in the lives of the people we encounter. Another thing I want to highlight is the graduation ceremony. She made it feel so special. The detail, time, and effort she put into the presentation and thoughtful accessories like the nursing hat and the cord made it all feel even more worthwhile. It showed our families that this was a true achievement and a valuable opportunity. Thank you, Dr. H and Mrs. Mkay, for your support, dedication, and belief in us.

Did an amazing job on my final and excited to take my state exam !! :) thank you Dr Hread more

I attended this school for Terms 1 and 2 of the nursing program and had a positive experience…read moreduring my time there. The instructors provided helpful guidance and helped me build a strong foundation in nursing knowledge and clinical skills. I appreciated the support I received from the faculty and staff, as well as the opportunity to grow more confident as a nursing student. I'm grateful for the education and experience I gained while attending this school.

To whom it may concern, I'm currently studying medical…read moreterminology and anatomy. Unfortunately, the instructor did not instruct us, but gave us pages to read and instructed us to learn on our own. It was my expectation that I would receive the necessary knowledge in order to successfully complete this course. Due to her busy schedule, Alice has never asked if we may need assistance with medical terminology or anatomy and physiology. During most of the time Alice was gone doing who knows what. In a course like this, it is important that a teacher be present in the classroom in order to teach terminology and anatomy and physiology to the students. I did not pay $500 to teach myself when I could use the " pages," she's has provided me and other students as a book to learn on our own... this school needs a better teaching system. Mr. Domingo was not available when I inquired about the tuition for the LVN program for financial aid. I had asked Alice the instructor for when he will come back to the campus and she had said with in two weeks, when that time came by he was a no show and no communication from him what so ever discuss my tuition payments. There is no communication from Alice or that staff facility here to give me the answers that I need to make this program smooth and easy process. Having to say this review I managed to pass me terminology and anatomy and physiology. P.S. the $500 for this program that is going towards the down payment for the LVN program which is non-refundable, this program isn't worth it. Try looking into other colleges or Northwest College :)

I did my CNA class here through the WIOA program.. Dr Amadi, Martha and Sandra are amazing they are…read morevery personable they will go the extra mile to ensure that you feel safe comfortable and supported while learning there. The environment that they have created at California health skills is amazing, they offer weekend classes as well as weekday classes Monday Tuesday and Wednesday's the number of students within each classroom setting isn't a big number and encourages and more intimate and close knit learning setting. Start your healthcare career here at California Healthcare Skills center! Part of their vision within their vision statement is to "help students reach their full potential in healthcare"

BEST CPR class I have ever taken... I needed to get my…read moreAmerican Heart Association BLS CPR certification and saw this place on the AHA website. I reserved a spot on the AHA website (it was not located in this place's website for some reason) and then called to confirm my seat. The instructor asked if I could actually join a class THAT day which was awesome because I needed it ASAP. I give 4 stars because the building is down some creepy road that was super hard to find, I kept U-turning down van buren because there is no road sign to mark it. On the phone her accent made me think she said it was behind a "castle" but after I did a circle I realized it's behind a "car shop". The building looked super creepy from the outside and I had no idea where to park cause there was a bunch of closed fences, but I called the instructor and she reassured me she was on her way to open it up. So once i got past all the creepy building stuff and the 30min late start, Dr. Edith Amadi was a GREAT teacher. Like since my teacher in high school I have never seen someone care so much about CPR. She has been a nurse for a really long time and emphasized how important it is that we care about doing it right so that we don't kill someone on accident (like make sure their pulse is actually gone before doing CPR). She made sure she explained every part thoroughly and watched us to see that we actually were practicing the CPR correctly (in the past I have seen other instructors not care AT all about if you actually learned it). I learned the information so well that I only missed 1 question on the exam. I feel much more prepared to do do CPR now than I have after any other classes in the past. Wow wow wow! And it wasn't boring, thank you for not making it boring! I know they have CNA classes and are working on an LPN program as well. If she is also the teacher for those, I am sure you will have success. I attached photos of the creepy road and building in case you need to find it, I promise you won't get murdered

My daughter came to this school it was Amazing . Nallely is a great teacher and she also gave me $$…read moreoff her enrollment . My daughter learned a lot and loved it. The material they cover is applicable in real life . I'm a RN and work with other CNAs who had a great experience as well

I had the best experience, and I believe this is one of the best schools you can go. Nurse Nanelly…read moreand Blanca took the time to not only teach us, but guide us every step of the way I couldn't be more pleased with this program. I just got my license and have multiple job offers. Thanks to Destiny career Academy is efficient and reliable. I highly recommend.

Overall experience positive. (HVAC) School deficiencies:…read more 1. Lack of supplies. Each month was a "maybe" if the equipment needed was readily available. 2. Unmotivated students. You have the few who are there to learn and absorb the knowledge and the majority who pay to be there to take-up space, learn nothing, and be obstacles to learning. 3. Thieves. Many tools and supplies "magically" went missing. Started the program with six meters and by the end if the course we had to "fight" for use of the one that remained. Makes it harder to learn the practical when opportunists steal from the school and subsequently the students. 4. Lack of physical books. I did NOT appreciate being semi-forced to use the online books. Though I wad told they were "free" having to pay shipping fees for each book (10 books) was insane. If a student prefers physical media, it should be provided for the cost of admission. Books do NOT to be charged nor connected to wi-fi. Something to address going forward. School positives: 1. The instructors (Juan and Leo) were knowledgeable! When I needed clarity, they both responded in timely manners in understandable ways. I read the words, watched the videos, played the PowerPoint videos, so I went with many clarification inquiries. 2. Interim Career Counselor Bonnie. She stepped in right around the time I was graduating and genuinely wanted to help myself and any others who were willing. Her whole career has been helping and she was fantastic! Clear, concise, and helpful in the career planning department that i, myself, arent the best at, thus far. I feel i got most of what I expected with a few hiccups. I chose to do the work, so I feel more confident leaving as a 3.7gpa graduate.

UPDATE - ACCET compliant found in students favor - Summit found at fault for complaint as ACCET…read moreaccreditation board found 3 de-merits (see attached) , Summit advertise 360 lab hours but don't conduct labs or materials. Save ur money. They don't even let u be OSHEA10 in HVAC. Currently in process of litigating. Other students are current filing their lawsuits also. Big fraud like a puppy mill turning out fake diplomas earning FAFSA dollars. https://maps.app.goo.gl/tLRBDBe2g2eTwFX67

NIHE is a great place to do your training! I've been coming here and have never received anything…read morebelow excellent service and education. The team here are patient, knowledgeable, and use narrative teaching to really make the content easy to understand. I've referred family here and will continue to do so!

Although your instructor was so nice , we did not get the correct certificate & are not able to use…read moretowards our renewal even though we sat through the class for 8 hrs ! After multiple attempts to try to get this problem resolved there is still no answer ! The state requires a NAC # on the certificate for CNA's to be able to use towards renewal of license . Without this there is not such hours ! I called the stated to confirm what the problem was & the NAC is the only problem ! Really is unfortunate

I enrolled with Mission Career College on August 7 and was scheduled to begin classes at the San…read moreBernardino campus on August 31. On August 26, I called the school specifically to confirm the start date, class hours, and lunch schedule. During that conversation, I was not informed that the class had been canceled or that there were any issues with the scheduled start date. When I arrived at the San Bernardino campus on August 31, the building was closed, the lights were off, and no staff members were present. There was also a Southern California Edison "Final Call" notice posted on the door regarding the electric service. I have included a photo of the notice with this review. Seeing an electric-service notice posted on the door of a career college where I was supposed to begin my education was very concerning. Combined with the canceled class and lack of communication, it made me seriously question the reliability and credibility of the school and whether I could depend on the program remaining available long enough for me to complete my training. Because I had received no notification explaining the situation, I drove to the Riverside campus, where I originally enrolled and completed my assessment. Staff there informed me that someone should have contacted me to let me know the San Bernardino class had been canceled. I was also told that the San Bernardino location may be shutting down and that there may be a night class at the Riverside campus toward the end of September if enough students enroll. I am extremely disappointed with how this was handled. I had been enrolled since August 7 and had already waited nearly a month for the program to begin. More importantly, I personally contacted the school only five days before my scheduled start date to verify the class information. Despite that, I was given no indication that the class would not be taking place. There is also an issue involving my workers' compensation education vouchers. The vouchers were returned to me, but I was informed that they had already been submitted for payment. I now have to contact my workers' compensation administrator to make sure payment is not processed so that I can use my vouchers toward a program at another school. I understand that classes can be canceled and circumstances can change. However, I believe an enrolled student should be notified promptly--especially when that student specifically calls days beforehand to confirm the class. Finding out that my class had been canceled only after arriving at a closed campus, seeing an electric-service notice on the door, and then having to drive to another campus to obtain an explanation was extremely disappointing. It has delayed my education and created an additional issue involving my workers' compensation funding. Based on my experience, I would recommend that prospective students get their enrollment information, class start date, and funding status in writing and verify everything before making plans around a scheduled program and continuously verify that your classes is scheduled to start.

From the owner: Mission Career College is dedicated to providing high-quality, career-focused education to help…read morestudents achieve their professional goals. Specializing in healthcare, technical trades, and skilled career training, we offer hands-on programs tailored to meet industry demands. With over 15 years of experience, our institution is committed to transforming lives by equipping students with the skills, certifications, and confidence needed to excel in their chosen fields. Our programs include Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), Medical Assistant, Phlebotomy, Welding, Water Technology, and more. We pride ourselves on our accelerated career pathways, affordable tuition options, and a supportive learning environment. Our faculty consists of experienced professionals who provide mentorship and guidance every step of the way. Mission Career College stands out because of our proven success rates, innovative teaching methods, and focus on student outcomes. We help students graduate on time and connect them with career opportunities that align with their aspirations. By combining state-of-the-art facilities, industry-relevant training, and a student-centered approach, we ensure that every graduate is workforce-ready. Whether you are starting a new career or advancing in your current profession, Mission Career College is here to support your journey. Join us and take the first step toward a brighter future today!

I took my CPR class here yesterday and I honestly had such a great time. The instructor was…read moreenergetic, funny, and kept us engaged the whole way through. The way she explained everything made it easy to understand and remember, and I walked out feeling confident that I could actually use what I learned in a real situation. The environment was comfortable and welcoming, and the whole class had a really positive vibe. It didn't feel boring or intimidating like some trainings do, it was fun, interactive, and super informative. Overall, it was a great experience and I'll definitely be coming back here when it's time for my renewal. Highly recommend!

This has to be the MOST entertaining CPR/ First Aide class i have ever taken!!! And i learned sooo…read moremuch. Not only was all of her information up to date so was her equipment. She was really engaging. As a teacher/ coach i have taken tons of online cpr classes. This being my first hands on class i was worried about it being dry and boring. Absolutely not. Everyone in the class left as family. I was able to ask tons of questions and she gave great real life scenarios. 5 stars all around