This school is extremely disorganized and does not provide adequate support for students or…read moreprofessors. Students' concerns and questions often go unanswered. They remove essential resources, such as access to printing lab work, and fail to provide physical textbooks. When they switch to e‑books, they still do not deliver them on time. When we ask Dean Michael for clarification, we do not receive a direct answer; instead, he shifts responsibility onto others. He rarely responds to emails in a timely manner--if he responds at all.
The school does not provide the necessary ADA accommodations, and even after accommodations are approved, many of them are still not honored. This includes note‑taking assistance, permission to record lectures, or access to recorded lectures. Even in class, we often do not receive the materials we need, leaving both students and professors struggling.
They also promise tutoring as part of their academic support, yet they typically have only one or two student tutors available--if any at all. This makes it nearly impossible for students to receive the help they were assured they would have.
Another major concern is the issue of transcripts. During enrollment, the school promises that if, for any reason, a student cannot continue in the program, they will provide transcripts so the student can transfer to another institution. They even use Bakersfield College as an example of where students could continue their education. However, they are now telling students that other schools may not accept these transcripts, which directly contradicts what was originally promised.
They also fail to provide class schedules in a timely manner. Students often do not receive their schedules until just a few days before classes begin, making it extremely difficult to plan work, childcare, transportation, or study time.
When they are trying to enroll new students, they claim there is no waitlist and promise a guaranteed spot through the third semester as long as requirements are met. This is misleading. They only have a limited number of seats, and even if you are forced to sit out a semester, you are not guaranteed a spot in the next round.
Overall, the school is highly unorganized, and questions frequently go unanswered--especially by Dean Michael.
So make sure to get any promises made from this institution in writing. this is also from a friends account because I am afraid of retaliation since iam still a student
