Great teacher...Jesse Alvey. Top of the line wonderful…read moreperson and kind parient to our son. The school is lucky to have him.

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I have read through the negative reviews and do not agree. MCTC accepted my transfer credits…read morewithout a problem. I have a full time career and children; I pay cash for my tuition and can only take one class per semester due to my work and family obligations. This school is perfect for anyone in a situation similar to mine. The online classes were easy to navigate although I will warn you that they require more hours of work compared to in-person classes. In-person classes are taught by instructors who are engaged and passionate about the curriculum. I have not run into "no-call/no-show" situations from teachers. My advice - know what your plan is before you get started. Talk to advisors at your preferred transfer university to find out what they expect you to bring to their school from MCTC. Then get started.

Emailed admissions with a question and the reply back was not very nice/ didn't provide a lot of…read moreinfo.

I enrolled in Online Trading Academy's Mastermind program based on how the program was presented…read moreduring the sales process. The enrollment discussions emphasized structured guidance, ongoing support, strategy development, and a learning environment designed to help students apply rules consistently with disciplined risk management. While instructional components were provided, my experience did not fully align with the expectations set at enrollment. Certain tools and community features that were described as meaningful parts of the learning ecosystem were either unavailable or did not function in the way I understood they would. Although alternatives were mentioned, the overall structure and accessibility felt different from what I anticipated when making the enrollment decision. I understand that OTA identifies itself strictly as an educational institution and not as an investment advisory or signal service. However, the way trade examples, success narratives, and consistency concepts were framed during marketing and class discussions contributed to expectations that, in my personal experience, were difficult to reconcile with real-world results. This review is not about individual instructors or staff professionalism. My interactions were generally professional. My concerns relate to program value relative to enrollment representations and the overall experience compared to the expectations created during the sales process. Prospective students should conduct thorough independent research, review the curriculum carefully, ask detailed questions about how support systems function in practice, and fully understand refund and contract terms before enrolling. It may also be helpful for consumers to be aware that the company has previously been subject to a Federal Trade Commission enforcement action resulting in a court-ordered injunction governing certain advertising and sales practices. That information is publicly available and may be relevant context when evaluating the program. This reflects my personal experience and perspective so others can make informed decisions.

Core Strategy was a very good course. It is challenging but the support I received was great…read more Spencer Lewis is a great instructor, he is super knowledgeable and keeps the content relatable. The whole team has been great.

Terrible score because someone stole my MacBook, math program is terrible because you cannot have a…read morechance to develop a meaningful learning strategy to pass algebra. I would take logic if I were you., one instructor is very gloomy. Another instructor who teaches you has an irritable voice, and it feels like high school employment ed, the other classes are OK and have good instructors, it is good that the college has some good and manageable instructors and low tuition. If you're looking for a bachelors in this school, say no and cross it out.

Dakota County Technical College - IT Training Center, is the Minnesota Tech, Learning, and…read moreCertification Hub. This location has teamed up with the industry standard specialty and Certification schools Global Knowledge and Sunset Learning for industry professionals. This facility has it's own Lab environment, access to remote Lab's, live instructors, virtual instruction and video instruction, in various class room environments. These classes are meant to meet the challenges of everyone offering various learning styles, and class instruction at various Times , day and night. The core of instruction here is for geared towards Cisco Systems, Microsoft, and various other IT and Web industry standards. This is also a certified testing center for Pearson VUE & Prometric. If you are looking for a solution from learning to testing for your CCNA, to MCITP this is a solid choice, as they take various payments such as CISCO credits if your company has some stocked away. I recently took a Live video conference remote instructor class, that was a great experience as it was live instruction( could raise my hand and discuss topics) while the classroom was in Denver, I was able to attend from Minnesota, which was a great cost saver to myself and company.

Like everything else in life, you get out what you put in. I know many successful graduates from…read moreJob Corps all around the country. I myself am a successful graduate from the Atterbury Job Corps Center in Indiana. Graduated in 1979 and transferred to the Advanced Career Employment Training program (ACET) located in downtown Minneapolis. I was enrolled in the Computer Technology program at Control Data Institute and after graduation I was hired by Control Data Corporation. I retired this past October from State service and will soon be receiving a pension from Control Data as well as, a pension from the State of Minnesota. So there are many many successful students all over the country. And if you guys had your head on straight you could be one of the success stories. Quit focusing on the negatives and start working on improving your situations. If you had a positive mind set, you may have graduated from High School and been in college by now instead of pissing moaning and belly aching your lives away. In a few years you will run into some of these Job Corps students you probably roomed with, and will most likely be asking them for a hand out. Do you want to succeed in life or do you want to take your place on a freeway ramp? The choice is yours to make, so decide quickly, cause you aren't getting any younger and your chances in life are running out! To those students who chose to "Join the Corps" I encourage you to work hard to reach your goals, they are achievable and within your grasp!!! Pay no mind to these whiners and undisciplined souls, for they are headed, no where. Its now 2018, any updates??? R.C.

If your child is off track on life and needs a constructive focus, Job Corp can help them finish…read morehigh school, get a GED, learn any number of marketable skills that'll pay them significantly more than minimum wage, live on campus, and do it all for free. College or poverty shouldn't be their only choice.

I transferred here from a community college to finish my bachelors. And I am extremely frustrated,…read moreangry and upset by the lack of support from all staff and professors. They advertise wanting to support students, but every time I had shown up with a concern or issue, I was constantly dismissed and felt invalidated. They don't care about your education or you as an individual. They care more about how you're gonna pay. I don't recommend the school for anyone. You're paying thousands of dollars to experience stress and anxiety.

I'm writing this review as an adult learner. So that may be a different perspective than someone…read morestill in high school looking at colleges. For an adult learner, they offer the "Augsburg for Adults" or AFA program. This program recognizes the needs of a busy adult with a full time job and a family and still allows you to complete a traditional 4 year bachelor's degree, at a real accredited college. Signing up as an adult, you are allowed to transfer in a lot of the credits you may have done at a prior college. If you started but never finished, or did a 2 year at a community college, or even a little bit of trade school (or for-profit schooling) you will have some of your credits transfer. Classes are offered every other weekend, in 4 hour long sessions. So the classroom time equals out to be the exact same as a regular daytime student in a traditional program.... you are just condensing it into bigger blocks, so you don't have to show up as often. Having class only twice a month works well for me as an adult. The cost is reasonable for a private college - though much higher than a community college. A traditional 4 credit class at Augsburg in the AFA program is around $1,700. They work with your employer if you have tuition reimbursement available. Also, this isn't really well known, but there is a regional student loan program out of North Dakota called the DEAL loan. This is probably one of the best private loans available out there. Luckily Minnesota students are eligible (only3 or 4 states are eligible). Look into that and into federal stafford loans if you need some financing. The instructors have generally been top notch professors, although I have had a couple stinkers. One was a tenured professor who was absolutely full of himself, and one was a grad student who was trying to make some money as a part time instructor. Both were terrible. Otherwise though I've been very pleased with the teaching talent at Augsburg. If you're an adult learner, I find that the AFA program is a really good fit and there is a lot of support for adult learners. The staff in this program are very supportive in making you feel like you get the whole college experience yet also have your unique needs as an adult student taken care of. It's been a great experience for me. I've got less than a year left to graduation with two degrees!

First off, where to begin? Melle is a complete and total…read moreprofessional and puts you at ease with the whole process right off the bat with her energetic, sweet and positive demeanor. You can tell she has had years of experience behind her in the industry and that she is passionate and cares about what she does. I loved working with Melle. I highly recommend using her service if you plan to expand your experience and knowledge in the industry. I can't wait to continue using Amuseurs Career Workshops to expand my career! VERY VERY happy and would give 10 stars if possible.

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The upside is that the work is good and they are very thorough. Extremely thorough. Perhaps too…read morethorough. I was prepared for it to be slower than a regular dentist as they are students (each step is checked by a professor). I was not prepared for how very slow it is. For each appointment you are to plan for three hours. Great, I thought, they will get a lot done during the appointment! Nope. Not even close. The first three hour appointment is pretty much all paperwork. The student goes through a long list of questions with you. I mean a very, very long list of questions. Questions that no dentist I have ever been to has ever asked, and I am not certain how they apply to anything doing with my teeth. I have now been there for FOUR appointments, almost three hours for each of them, and all that has really been accomplished is a cleaning and one cavity has been filled. With the number of cavities I need filled and the crown I need, it will be past the time for another cleaning before I am done. My first appointment was in October, and my latest appointment was in December. As for the idea that it is cheaper than a regular dentist, I am not convinced. You are charged for each appointment and you have to go back so many times that by the end of it all I don't think I am saving any money at all. Minimally if you include the value of your time you do not get a good value for your money. I will definitely go somewhere else for future cleaning services, and I am not at all confident that I will complete all of the work they recommended at this place. I just don't have that much free time.

If you go to the U of M Dental Clinic it will be the biggest mistake you ever made. Josiah Wang…read moredoesnt listen to you. Period.