first term and it's going ok , I just really wanna to say the bio/ap professor Mrs. B best in…read morethe business!! above and beyond is an understatement !!! i appreciate the love shown

Misleading, doesn't care for their students, uses a high stakes exam to weed out nursing students…read morein their last semester. Tells students to shut their mouths... the list goes on. Very unprofessional & falsely influx's their NCLEX pass scores by setting up a made up number with an exit exam to allow people who they think will pass to take the NCLEX. High turnover rates, threatens students, and doesn't care about anything other than money. You're better being on a state schools nursing wait list than to pay $50K+ to get through the whole schooling and be told you have to pay an extra $3000 to retake a class although you passed it. A waste of time, money and resources.

Thank you for hosting the Ohio Peer Supporter training today. The center is the perfect facility to…read moreprovide a comfortable, clean and modern environment for learing.

From the owner: The Greene County Career Center, a part of the Greene County Vocational School District, offers…read morehigh school and adult education services to students. The center coordinates a variety of career and technical education programs in marketing, information technology, human services, hospitality and tourism, and manufacturing and construction technologies. The Greene County Career Center s curriculum includes English, math, science and social studies. It also offers membership opportunities to students in organizations, such as the Business Professionals of America, Future Farmers of America, Future Educators Association, and Family, Career and Community Leaders of America. The Greene County Career Center s adult education program includes courses in child care, culinary arts, fire fighting, office technology and emergency medical service.

Amazing school with even more amazing instructors (David and Jean) that teach you hands on training…read morein phlebotomy and medical assistants. I mean hands on too! Each class you will do a variety of blood draws, finger sticks, and injections, not on an orange or rubber arm.. nope on each other or the instructors (fully under their supervision at all times!!). You will be confident walking out of there that you can properly locate and draw blood the proper way without hurting anyone or digging for the vein (we've all had those). David instructs in detail the fundamentals of a medical office, client care, the process of lab blood work, the tubes, HIPAA,CPR,EKG,.. and so much more. I never thought at my age of late 30s I could wrap my head around new material or even pronunciation of medical words. David really helps break those barriers down, he has many concepts of ways to help you remember things like how the blood flows through the heart, veins, what their functions are and why, lab concepts of procedures and additives for each tube. I looked at many options when I knew, as an Esthetician, I wanted to cross over to the medical side. I'm so glad I made the drive to this establishment, I live in Cincy so every weekend I drove 1.5 hrs both ways, some times I stayed sometimes I drove back, so dedication is an understatement. It was my home for 10 weeks on Sat/Sun. I made the drive because I wanted hands on and let's be honest Quick turn around so I could move forward... I did not want to spend 6mths at a career center college, work full time and try to do all they need for the same certificate. Best money spent!

From the owner: Mission Statement It is the mission of the Columbus…read morePhlebotomy Training Center to provide exceptional instruction in the allied healthcare field of phlebotomy and clinical medical assisting. We offer this training to those individuals wanting to start a new career or those already working in healthcare and looking to expand their knowledge and skill level. With over 20 years of real-world experience, CPTC is confident we can provide our students with the tools and skills to become competent and compassionate healthcare professionals.

If you have to take an exam with PearsonVUE, this is the place to do it. Erika and Cora, the two…read moreladies who handle the testing procedures, are on it! I chose to take all three of my OAE assessments at this location because of them. They treated me with kindness and handled every situation with the utmost professionalism. On my second assessment, Pearson had decided to do an automatic system update mid day. Even though that caused a large delay and the need for many to reschedule, Erika and Cora handled the situation with grace as they worked hard to meet the needs of the 8 other test-takers in the building. Finally, the atmosphere in this office is amazing as well. The waiting area, restrooms, and testing room are all spotless. The entire place is clean and organized. I especially appreciate all the plants and relaxing music in the waiting room. It really helped ease my test anxiety when I walked in.

From the owner: Prepares students to sit for the dental assisting CODA exam in 4 months…read more Tuition: $5,635.00 ( payment plan available) Small classroom sizes and individual attention. CPR certification (paid), 7 hour radiology course taught at Columbus Dental Society (paid), CODA exam fee (paid), Exam preparation Lab/Written, Chairside Skills learned, Sterilization, BCI background check (paid), Text Books supplied. Were EXCITED to teach you!

This review is going to be filled with my honest opinions on the school. Legitimately the roughest…read moretwo years of my school life I have ever endured, I have never lost more sleep at than I did during my two years at this school. I was in the Media lab and all I did was put png's on blank documents and they gave us points for it. We were promised to fly drones and take many amazing pictures with the camera feature, yet we only did drones once and it was only a flight test. The teacher was not great for the media lab at all, I have no doubt that she meant well but she was so difficult to work with, I can recall to many times where I would have spent thirty minutes on a document that I was super proud of only to be told by the teacher to start from scratch. The food was also very healthy-ish, more often than not we would be served "beef" burgers, but just by taste alone you can definitely tell they are turkey burgers, sometimes the food was not cooked fully then they would use the excuse that everything is prepackaged and fully cooked already. The rules are okay and understandable, very easy to understand and follow. Me personally I think they should let up and be more loose on them. They're pretty adamant on keeping ID's on, even to the point they're willing to give out in school detention for not having it on. In my opinion that is ludicrous. It just is a ID, it really isn't that serious. I get that they want students to get ready and be prepared for the work place but not all workplaces I believe are required to wear their ID's at all times. Heck during my time there I never wore my ID once, according to one of the lovely teachers there if they see a lanyard they just automatically think they have an ID on. Everything else though was okay the staff was quite nice and awesome and respectful, the students kept to themselves and were quiet so that was a plus. Overall if you're looking for advice on sending your child here, I would. This school gives great opportunities for your child and not only that, if they do well enough they will get recommended a college with a personal note from pioneer themselves praising how well your child did during their time there. I give this school a "Could've been better"

From the owner: At Pioneer, experience is everything! Both high school and adult education students enjoy an…read moreexciting, dynamic, flexible and caring environment where they are provided with the tools to succeed.

Upper Arlington's department of Lifelong Learning (a division of the city's Parks and Recreation…read moredepartment) is a great way to explore a whole gamut of adult, self-enrichment. I currently teach armchair travel and history seminars for Lifelong Learning, but have also taken a bunch of different classes through this program, including yoga, pottery, craft and cooking classes. The instructors are reputable professors, tradespeople and professionals within their industry. Prices vary depending on how many sessions are taught for the one class. A class like pottery will meet 7 or 8 times and the cost is around $100, whereas my one-class travel or history seminars only cost about $18-$20 for a 2-hour presentation. Cost is also based on whether or not you are a resident of Upper Arlington. The difference isn't very much for non-residents, but there is a slight price break for those who live in the neighborhood. If you want to explore your artistic side, drawing, photography, oil painting, watercolors, and craft classes are among the offerings. If you prefer something more physical, choose from a variety of fitness, meditation and dance courses. Each quarter also brings random "one-off" seminars focused on topics like speed reading, local history or political issues. Classes are offered year-round and catalogues come out every quarter. The classes are open to the public and you can register on line, via telephone or the sign-up form in the catalogue, which you can request be mailed to you.