Im glad I choose Reeves College to take my Addictions and Community Service Worker course. My instructor Donna Rayner was the best teacher I have had and she taught me a lot. Also Judy was so helpful with my practicum placement. Thank you Donna and Judy. I highly recommend this college for your learning experience. read more

Don't download this spyware onto your personal laptops. See change.org/respondus According to Evan Greer, Deputy Director of Fight for the Future, a digital rights non-profit, "This software is essentially malware or academic stalkerware. It's deeply invasive and allows school administrators to violate students' privacy rights." Other experts have shared a similar perspective; some have sought to conduct further research. Many are even concerned of possible student data breaches, lawsuits and more. There have been a series of data breaches among other test proctoring companies that have increased concern related to the security of these testing arrangements. It is an issue that must be known and addressed by educators who consider the use of lockdown browsers. Despite these disturbing discoveries, student perspectives reveal the real downsides to lockdown browsers go beyond digital privacy and security concerns. For many students, the most concerning aspect of this type of proctoring is the unnecessary anxiety it causes, making them fearful their testing will be disrupted by factors out of their control. A University of Maryland, Baltimore County sophomore, Anna Choi, discusses an experience of using lockdown browsers, "I'm taking classes from home this semester and got locked out of an exam when my mother walked into the background during testing." The situation, clearly misunderstood by the software, left Anna upset and confused. Technological errors such as these prove to be a frequent stressor in her academic life. Another UMBC sophomore, Nathan Huang, shares his experiences, "Balancing lockdown browsers in addition to my ADHD condition has made online testing much more difficult." For Nathan, navigating online testing alongside a preexisting condition has proven to be a frustrating obstacle. He was entirely unable to look away from the computer screen and collect his thoughts during the exam without being accused of cheating. Research and student feedback on the use of lockdown browsers begs the question, how can we continue to condone the use of a program that has raised understandable concerns of privacy and contributed significantly towards academic anxiety in students? Furthermore, shouldn't universities be focused on developing a strong culture of academic honesty on their campus, rather than pounding a fake one into students with the use of constant monitoring? One alternate online-proctoring software may be a possible solution. The program, Respondus Monitor, disables screen captures and external web use. Jeremy Bond, Interim Director of eLearning at Central Michigan University has reported that, "the video and data aren't in real time," a structure which allows students to relax a bit more during testing while still being proctored. Another alternative that could provide a more comfortable testing environment is the use of time-sensitive exam windows. Implementing a time-limit for online testing instead could allow students to focus on the exam without granting them extra time to cheat. Although academic pressure is sure to rise in any virtual testing environment, finding alternatives to lockdown browsers could help eliminate unnecessary anxiety and invasions of student privacy until university learning is able to return back to normal. For too long, universities have relied on the control of students in classrooms, now virtual classrooms, to promote academic integrity. It is an approach that ignores student mental health and fails to instill long-term academically honest habits. Lockdown browsers are a clear example of this deeper issue. read more

I'm glad and appreciative that I chose Reeves College for my Social Media and Digital Marketing Course. Sir Andrew Buckley, my teacher, is a terrific mentor in teaching us the importance of digital marketing and its benefits in running my future business. For me, learning is like having fun with my classmates and mentor, Sir Andrew. I will certainly recommend this institution to all of my friends and family. All of the instructors/teachers performed a fantastic job. read more

ONE word RUN!!!!!!!!! It was painful giving even 1 star. DO NOT attend this school, firstly they charge their students $500 for a cheap paperback book with crossword puzzles in it that can be found on Amazon for $136. Sadly they are making a profit from students. I have attended this school twice, once through Reeves, once through CDI. Both are an absolute joke of an institution, they do not have teachers who specialize in the program you teach, half of them hardly speak English or have a serious language barrier issue. They are tossed into the program knowing nothing and trying to teach students. One teacher quit over the weekend in the first 2 months I attended, the first time around at CDI we did not have a teacher for their RTA program, the one they found could hardly understand us, not to mention had zero credentials for that program and profession. So without a doubt I dropped out, after paying $500 for that paperback book I mentioned that only actually is worth just a little over $100. They are threatening to send me to collections if I do not pay another $385? FOR WHAT? A book I did not receive because I left the program. I warn you STAY away from REEVES/CDI save your money for an actually CREDIBLE school who is ACCREDITED. read more

I had some separate issues with the school but Judy who was In charge of helping me find my practicum was very sweet and helpful she worked very hard and was quick to respond to my emails you will be in good hands with her when you start your practicum read more

If I could give this 0 stars I would. Profit hungry businesses have no place in the post secondary school industry. The instructors are underpaid and some unqualified. The owner or Eminata group doesn't care if anyone gets an education or if the service they provide has any value whatsoever for the people they take money from. They think you don't care because you're getting student loans which pay for their programs but years later you'll still be paying that money off to the government and it will be a challenge because your education is basically non existent despite you having spent all that money and time going to school. If you are considering going to any school for any program, do not go here unless you love the idea of wasting your money and more importantly years of your life. The one positive thing is that there was the occasional qualified instructor who actually cared and was there truly for the good of your education and because they actually care about their industry. Surprisingly bc I'm sure they didn't pay them much so I'm sure that most of those people basically considered volunteering and probably wouldn't stay forever. Either way, pick a different school. read more

Definitely not what I was expecting... This school is a joke to be honest, when I decided to take dental assisting this was the first school to pop up on my search, so talked with a lady and sounded great, and enrolled for the next RDA course. They were very pushy to get vaccinated and criminal record checked continued calling to make sure I was doing it, because only "so many spots left" went for orientation the class was super small!! Too many students for the size Of the class.. and 2 teachers.. A month in and we are told teachers are on holidays; then told one is gone for medical reasons and one is gone for family matters. The school is so unorganized, were not ready, stuff in clinic was missing, scrubs took forever to get in.. they keep changing their stories, I found out I was pregnant and had an ectopic pregnancy (lost it) and I took the next day off (Thursday) and had an exam Friday and was in pain that day and I message the teacher and told her, and asked if I could do my exam Monday .. and she was like quote on quote, stay home if you need to but you'll be getting a 0 on the exam... 22,000$ on the line fucking stressful and they didn't care... had to put 1 star to be able to post this review .. I honestly vote 0 stars This is for Edmonton south** read more

I chose Reeves Collge when considering going back to school. I contacted the registrar and was promptly called back. My initial contact with them was positive as they were really informative. However, after telling them that I would need to think about my options, the man I was speaking to immedietly became less friendly. He called back several times to see if I had made a decision, I had not. After 3-4 attempts to have me sign up, a second individual from the registrar called to "speak to Crazy". At first I thought I heard wrong, so I asked him to repeat himself. Again, he asked for Crazy, but then started laughing as did someone in the background, before hanging up. I of course had received many calls from that number so I knew exactly who it was. That formed my decision for me. I will not register at a school that treats anyone this way. Now..one year later, I received a phone call again. This time from a friendly woman. But she asked to speak to "Crazy". I asked her if she was from Reeves College, and she confirmed that. I asked why she asked for Crazy, and she said that is the name on my file. I could tell she was very embarrased to even have to tell me that. I gave her my name, asked her to change the information but to please add that I am not interested in further contact. She appologized profusely, horrified that anyone would do that to me. Unfortunately it is too late. I will not support a school like this, and tell everyone that I can, not to even bother contacting them. That is just terrible service. read more

This school is pretty amazing, the administrative staff are always willing to listen, and if your having a rough time they are very understanding. They work with you to support you on your journey towards success, and as far as colleges go i would definitely say this school gives you that life changing opportunity you really need to get your foot in the door. The textbooks are easily accessible from home, and best of all they understand that life happens. Reality is things come up, and sometimes you have to deal with other things first. So if your looking to get the education and take the steps you need to get your foot in the door of your career path I strongly recommend Reeves college. read more

I am very disappointed that I chose to go to this school for the Paralegal program. First of all, there are only a couple schools that actually have a Paralegal program and a Paralegal is a Legal Assistant that has been working in the field for over 5 years. This school is really expensive, I advise you not to go to it because you could go to Grant Macewan for way less! The cost of Grant Macewan wouldn't be half of what you would pay at Reeves College. The teacher is also extremely lazy and a horrible teacher, he only teaches what he thinks is interesting in the course. At least in Grant Macewan you can have a recognizable school on your resume, and you can leave the school in confidence. Also, the teacher has his favourites who he will help get a job and make sure that his favourites are set in their career. On the other hand, if you aren't his favourite you better expect to be JOBLESS leaving that school. They DO NOT help you find a job whatsoever, and most employers have never heard of Reeves College. Please do yourself a favour and run away from this school. I have graduated and I don't have a job and I most likely will not work in the legal field cause no one will give me a chance and they don't help at all! Biggest waste of time, and worst decision ever. Please go somewhere else. read more

I would NOT recommend Reeves Collage. I went in to inquire about the paraleagal program and the lady said that I got in. Like What the hell it costs 2500 per term not to mention your only in school for 20 hours a week. So how is that even full time? Lucky I didn't go back to set up a student loan. It is way cheaper to go to NAIT a and you actually have teachers there that will help you out alot! read more

This school is a joke. DO NOT GO HERE. They have terminated all of the instructors that have the training you need to succeed. They charge you $25,000 for completely nothing. The staff is very rude, and only care about the money. The only person that was actually very nice was the campus director. With the $25,000 you will pay over $4,000 for ebooks that never work, and you will not get the physical copy even if you ask for it. They charge $19,000 for tuition, and you maybe get to see $2,500 of your loan after you pay for your books. And you do not get a uPass so for the commuters, be prepared to pay over $1000 in bus passes during your education. One thing they also don't tell you is that you are allowed to ask for a paid practicum. This school is rundown, the elevators NEVER work, the restrooms are disgusting, and as far as I'm concerned they are a complete rip off. I was forced to withdraw due to an injury, they try to enforce an "attendance policy" that the government requires. Which is a lie, because I have switched schools to MacEwan and there is no such policy in place for any school. The one administration lady is by far the rudest woman I have ever met. When I was injured, she told me "it is your responsibility to show up no matter your sickness and health". This school is a rip off. I'm happy I withdrew when I did. And they make you look for your own practicum when in the contract you sign says that they need to find one for you. A lot of the job opportunities in Edmonton that you study for do not recognize Reeves College as a suitable educator for your training. Take your money and schooling elsewhere! The only thing you will leave with is stress and a huge student loan. read more

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Reeves College downtown is by far the best college I think anyone could attend looking for proper education and a good instructor. Personally I've been going to this school since mid march and the staff have been nothing but helpful & kind. I would recommend this school to anyone looking to return to take post secondary education! read more

Words cannot express how strongly I would not recommend this school to anybody. I can sum up my Reeves College experience in three words: disappointment, devastation and financial ruin. I enrolled in their Paralegal Diploma program back in October 2013. Like many, I was drawn in by their extremely appealing advertising, post-graduation wage expectations, and the endless job opportunity confirmed by Reeves College advisors. Little did I know then - "Paralegals" are not in fact superior to "Legal Assistants" as the administration at Reeves may like to exaggerate. Paralegals are in fact individuals who have many years' experience working in the legal industry, who because of their knowledge and expertise, are EVENTUALLY granted a Paralegal title. Meaning, these individuals make substantially higher wages than the newly graduated "Paralegal" from Reeves College. Reeves College offers both a Legal Assistant Diploma Program (which actually is falsely advertised and is not a Diploma, it is a Certificate) as well as a Paralegal Diploma Program. The difference being THOUSANDS of dollars difference in tuition and about 3 months longer schooling. However, of the near-30 students in my class, 1 of them was enrolled in the Legal Assistant Program. This is because students were "pressured" and "talked into" enrolling in the Paralegal Program because we were advised wage expectations were higher, and job opportunities greatly expanded. This is not the case at all. Without any experience in the industry, freshly-graduated students are considered administrative assistants, MAYBE legal assistants, until they have gained enough knowledge and experience to earn Paralegal wages and responsibilities. Little did I know, starting wages for newly-graduated students are about $17-$20 an hour - While Reeves advertises a $25.00 "median wage" per hour. I will say that the incredibly appealing, exciting course material that they advertise is exactly what you can expect to learn at Reeves College. This would be terrific! - If it was actually at all relevant to the knowledge you need to succeed in the industry. While studying criminal court cases and judgments may be thrilling! It is not at all what you can expect to do as a criminal legal assistant. Dictating, drafting, and proofreading legal documents are among some of the most important skills to expect during your daily duties. Unfortunately, Reeves College decided this was not necessary to learn in their curriculum. Becoming familiar with all sorts of legal programs and technologies would have been a fantastic pre-requisite to our first day in the office. Unfortunately, again, Reeves College decided this was not necessary in their curriculum. $30,000.00+ for 15 months of schooling to wind up disappointed, unprepared, and regretting the decision to go to Reeves College. Choose wisely. read more

Good overall. I just wish the computer teacher was more involved with his students learning. Instead he drags his feet and makes odd comments everytime someone has a question. The computers are usually dirty because people are allowed to eat/drink at them with no accountability to maintain and clean up after themselves. read more

Hands down the worst college I have ever encountered with. Such a money sucking school that all they care about is their money. I was demanded to pay 3000 for "e-textbooks" that you don't even get to keep in the end and when I went to access this "e-textbook" and it didn't even work. When going to ask someone about it they said to use another students textbook..... Then I asked them to give me my money back and they said that is not an option. I am paying 30,000 dollars to take the paralegal program here and am getting treated like dirt. DO NOT COME HERE!! read more