Stephanie Malik was amazing, I truly appreciate all of the info and her going above and beyond to…read moreexplain everything you need to know to work toward getting your license. There is no dumb questions for her, she will answer any questions you have about licensing, prices, and procedures. Please give her a call get an our process started. Tell her Ramon Miranda sent you!!

I went through the entire program and passed both my law and trade exams. Study material was…read moredecent, online classes were a joke, and their customer service was the worst part. They weren't rude or anything they just aren't there to answer any questions or respond in a reasonable time. I tried calling, never gotten through, left voice and emails, and it'll be random whether I get a return message or call back. The "online classes" in quotes cause it was just some old guy reading a PowerPoint that they included in the study guide so if you want a 60 year old man with an accent to read a PowerPoint to you that you could of read yourself then you can call it a class. I paid around $1000, this is what I got. You can decide if you think it's worth it. Three or four "online classes", a study binder with material on law and your trade, and 6 months of access to practice tests with about 300ish different questions. The tests themselves aren't that much help with the actual tests. The study guide helped a lot.

"EXEMPLARY PROFESSIONAL TRAINING PROVIDED THROUGH SAC-STATE"…read more SIT REP In one of my roles for my employer - the California Department of Social Services (CDSS) - my training-section provides a training opportunity for our licensing enforcement officers & investigators who work in the Community Care Licensing Division (CCLD). These officers must go out to state-licensed Community Care Facilities where they investigate complaints about facility-deficiencies, neglect or outright abuse on the client-populations residing in these facilities. For those officers entrusted to the specific investigations of Residential Care Facilities for the Elderly (RCFEs), and for the Chronically Ill (RCFCIs), California State University - Sacramento (CSUS) provides important subject-matter information that allows our officers to investigate these cases with a far better understanding of the demands placed on the licensed facility, on the staff, and what minimum standards for acceptable care should be maintained for the elderly client population residing at these facilities. In addition, there is a training requirement mandated by the State Legislature that our officers go through so many hours of training on these specialized subject-matter areas. THE SET-UP & CURRICULUM For the last five (5) years, I've enjoyed the experience of working with Dr. Osborn of CSU-Sacramento's School of Gerontology. She and her instructor staff have provided our CCLD officers with great curriculum and in-class training that has helped them get the knowledge base and hands-on skills they need to better interact with the facility staff and the elderly client populations. The various modules in this 40 HR training provide a lot of specific information that deals with the health needs of the elderly, better understandings of mental handicaps and deficiencies, minimum standards for residential living, and better communication tools for interpersonal action with elderly populations. Other specialized modules also discuss dealing with family members of the elderly and being sensitive to their frames of mind, as well as other related issues dealing with end-of-life scenarios. THE LOWDOWN The CSUS School of Gerontology can provide excellent program knowledge on the elderly populations of our society so that greater understanding of their unique needs can be provided.

I had signed up for a CPR class for job purposes a month in advance. Less than 48 hours before my…read morescheduled class I get an email saying the class will be cancelled. Unfortunately, I needed to take the class on that date and could not reschedule. I had to scramble to find another CPR class (and the money to pay for it) in order to be hired on time for my job. I called in order to get a refund only to be told that it would take 6-8 weeks to receive my refund and they seemed perplexed as to why I could not reschedule. I found another class that was shorter, cheaper, and I didn't have to pre pay in advance. After spending 5 years at Sac State, struggling to find work after graduation I was extremely disappointed that they would take so long to refund my money when there was little to no notice that the class was cancelled. I DO NOT recommend taking CPR classes here as instructors are unreliable and their refund policy is unacceptable. Go to NorCal EMT in Roseville for cheaper, reliable classes.

Not that bad. I would say it helps to have background (like as much as possible) in the health care…read morefield. Treat it like your own experience because it is basically a way to learn and practice to apply for licensure/certification. I was in a phlebotomy technician course, and I liked it because we practiced blood draws (including capillary puncture [finger stick] and venipuncture) so many times on so many different vein arrangements and on both the antecubital area (inside of elbow) and dorsal hand (opposite side of the hand's palm side - "veiny" part). I feel like when I came in a lot of people did not have background on health care (e.g., anatomy and physiology, terminology, etc.). I was so happy that I took classes at CRC and SCC (Los Rios) before coming here. After the phlebotomy technician course, I ended up getting my license in phlebotomy and continued to do courses here (medical assisting). It's nice because with the cost of tuition for medical assisting (MA) we get textbooks/supplies (a big textbook, a workbook, a medical terminology book, 1 set of scrubs, and a stethoscope). It's nice to work with all different backgrounds and ages. I would say it is getting better, and I do like the job workshops held by the staff (Lindsay Cosgaya, Jim Wirick, and Mr. Dan Davis). A lot of people should read the license (Certified Phlebotomy Technician I) / certification (for MA it's a certification not a license) requirements and try to get some basic anatomy down! You gotta do lots of work on your own even before. Also: phlebotomy (blood draw) makes people feel weak - make sure you have lots of time to eat and drink and rest because it's a quick course but you have to practice a lot (get 50 successful draws).

Was never able to reach anyone. Every time I called, I would reach a voicemail stating they are…read morebusy assisting a valuable student, so leave a message. Guess they already can't handle the amount of students they have and students enrolling.

Absolute joke of a program. 5 different advisors, none of which are available for 7-10 business…read moredays (except collections dept) CROOKS

This university at first was very challenging trying to get lessons done on time and getting people…read moreto reach back out but all in all towards the end, it was amazing because I got the beautiful graduation that took place locally planned by Maheba and the returned thesis book copy requested to Betty of what I wrote back in 2017 and it has been in their library. These people are awesome and they will work with you if you give them a chance.

I took 1 month long day class with Ms. Klung & she is so welcoming, knowledgeable, and sweet. She…read morewill try her best to keep you engaged in the long lectures, but she is best at showing you the hands-on skills! She was very supportive during clinicals as well. I passed my written and skills test on the first try! I have taken my home health aide class at another school after getting my CNA license. Let me tell you that this school is very organized and efficient compared to others. This school is an investment in your career, I highly recommend!

My experience at sac med was wonderful. I took the one month course and I had it with Mrs. Klung…read more She is so wonderful and really prepares you for your test and what to expect during your clinicals. Everyone in my class LOVED HER. She prepared me extremely well for the skills and written state test. If you are considering taking this program please do. I miss it still and am grateful for the whole experience, I learned a lot!

Miranda is absolutely fantabulous!!! I don't know what else to say other than she truly is a master…read moreat her craft. My daughter has been going to her for a couple years and she has blossomed under the guidance of Miranda. Truly amazing!

If you're looking to take your singing to the next level, I can't recommend Miranda enough! She has…read morethis amazing way of breaking down vocal techniques into something that's approachable and personalized to each student. I have made huge discoveries during our time together that has been transformative to my singing. Along with being a true expert in music and vocal performance, Miranda is an absolute delight to work with! She has a personality that makes you feel totally comfortable and confident. Whether you're an adult looking to improve your singing or a parent trying to help your child develop their vocal skills, she's THE PERFECT TEACHER and worth every penny!

Excellent service and fast results and i highly really recommend her she is the best and by far the…read morepassionate person to help with your kids. I love the service. Please go get her the best of best nothing like it.

After multiple attempts to get our Grandson and Granddaughter into appropriate schools - both were…read more"diagnosed" as retarded - we located Rewired to Read and through Ms. Splettstoesser we learned about Asperger Sydrome and the MANY levels of Autism. With her guidance our GKs are BOTH reading 2 levels above their age groups, their self-esteem has gone through the roof, and they both enjoy school again. Thank you, Ms. Splettstoesser, for bringing the joy of reading to our family.

I have never seen such dedication to education and the nurturing of young minds as I have with San…read moreJuan. I have taught all ages classes and programs from California to Colorado. This district knows how to teach! The schools are safe and well maintained by the operations staff. When I go by campuses now, I see HVAC workers on the roofs and custodians cleaning classrooms in preparation for the school year. It's good to know that there are people actively workin g behind the scenes to help facilitate the safety of our children.

San Juan Unified's interest is money and not the students. They are desperate because their…read moreenrollment is low and students are leaving the district. The district hires and retains inexperienced, rude, unmotivated, privileged teachers set in their ways, racist staff, and have discriminatory practices. I am a parent of 4 students who attended schools in the district since 2008 and it has only gotten worse. My youngest is at Rio Americano and the culture is toxic and dysfunctional. His counselor Sydnee Butcher needs training and support as an academic guidance counselor. Doesn't surprise me being trained by Elizabeth Irwin. When Sydnee first appeared last year, she was very vocal about change and supporting students. She stated she once was a student there and her experience there allowed her to identify areas of improvement. My experience with her is that is far from the truth. Sydnee doesn't perform any research nor does she fact check. She just blindly regurgitates what Elizabeth feeds her. My son is in a unique position and has aspirations for which he has set goals. While trying to reach those goals, Sydnee and Elizabeth have only worked to hold him back with hard stops. They are not helpful at all. You would think your academic guidance counselor wants students to succeed and instead of delivering hard stops, they will use their discretion (they have levels of discretion) to find ways and create opportunities to support students success. If you are able to get your children into a different district. Please do so. You will not regret it. If you are not able, please listen to your children, the teachers and staff lack integrity.