Warning you now NOT to attend this school especially if you want to actually learn something. From the beginning they hound you with calls and emails to get you to come in for a "tour". I never received a tour. Instead I was asked to come in and instantly bombarded with information on programs based on my previous student record scores. I originally went for the sonography program and ended up in the radiology program. Once classes start your "advisor" wipes there's hands and forgets about you. Any questions you have you'll need to go straight to the dean of the school. Communication is terrible at this school. Professors teach by reading off a pretyped PowerPoint. Literally just reading. I could do that at home or online. When it comes to the hands on lab side of class your expected to preform correctly the first time or "you didn't do your homework and read the chapter". The program director for the RTA program is extremely unprofessional and treats students like they're stupid. She curses in class and will call you out infront of everyone to embarrass you. She has favorites in her classes and she has no issues expressing it verbally to the class. She ruins it for the actual professor teaching class. She micromanages and doesn't even allow him to run his class as he wishes. EVERYTHING needs to be run by her and when you ask questions everything is "I don't know yall didn't read your handbook". Expect for the unexpected. You'll be told things last minute and then be told "did you not read the handbook". The outline they give for the program, half the time nobody knows what's going on. They'll stress to you to get your vaccines, flu and covid done asap as if it's super important. I suggest waiting until right before clinicals to avoid being rejected. I had my Covid and flu done at Publix and I was given a hard time on paperwork. Make sure you know ahead of time EVERYTHING you'll need for your program. I ended up dropping out of my program because I couldn't take the disorganization anymore nor the lack of support. It took me over 2 weeks just to reach someone to withdraw me. I know they were stalling so they could get my FA disbursement. It took my New school to call and speak to the FA director to stop my FA disbursement then it took several calls, messages and emails to even speak to the dean. Not until my new school called did I even get a call back then I had to call a week later non stop to make sure my withdrawal was completed properly. Not sure how this school is even open with the terrible system they have going on currently. I was a university advisor for 3 years and I know for a fact the way this school treats students is unacceptable. I've attempted to submit my complaints to the dean and they were just brushed off. I still speak to several people from my class and nothing has changed since I've been gone. (I withdrew 1 month ago). Nobody contacted me about my withdrawal or anything. Terrible school. You won't succeed as a student with there teaching styles unless you do well with just reading a textbook and that's it. read more

Surgical Tech program at Boynton and Beach FL, Additionally, there appears to be favoritism toward certain students, especially during class discussions and participation grading. Some students are regularly called on and praised, while others are overlooked. This creates an unfair learning environment and makes it harder for the rest of us to participate confidently. read more

Coming here is the best decision for my present and my future!! Great School, excellent teachers!!

My son is studding ther for two time technical surgery and RN i love the school very much, the staff is nicely there are profesional people i am so happy, and god bless the school. and the teacher de DEAM. congratulations. and also my son is working they helpt him to get a job since 4 year and so happy. read more

Terrible experience! CAUTION! I don't know what's going on with the staff but very poor communication amongst each other. I was dropped without being notified. I found out that I was dropped by trying to log in to the class on the start day I postponed it to and I couldn't log in to Blackboard. The way the admissions office explained it to me was that once the student expresses that they cannot handle school they drop you, no signed documents needed according to the admissions office and the dean. Miami Dade College and Broward College have much more structure, don't waste your time and MONEY. Usually when you express that you can't handle classes or school, you speak to multiple people who can guide you before you make that decision. Here, I was told to think about my decision before I made anything final and tell the dean along with the financial and financial aide department which is exactly what I did. I couldn't get in touch with the dean so I texted her personal phone...never got a response. I contacted the front desk multiple times and the dean was never available so I left a couple of messages with the receptionist who is great and she eventually realized I wasn't able to get in touch with anybody and sent an email to the dean stating that I didn't want to be dropped. I also told the financial and financial aide department. You would think there would be notes in my chart of some sort of these important conversations. Later on, I was told by the dean that she never saw the email that was sent by faculty since she gets a bunch of emails a day...so how am I suppose to reach someone that is never available? The dean isn't available to respond to an email about not dropping a student but has the time to drop me without contacting me. In most cases, because this isn't normal...I would have documents sent to me via email so I can sign them before a big academic decision like this is made but this is the only school that didn't require that! They definitely made me sign papers for postponing a class due to two car accidents I've gotten into this year which is a big financial burden for me to come back from, I've had to figure out my car situation twice from February to June. You'd think they would send me documents to sign before being removed from their school system. One major thing that raised an eyebrow for me was that I was promised to have someone working with me one on one throughout my academic journey and not even a couple weeks in I was told the person who I was working with was no longer with them. It's sad because I got a call to pay the debt that I was left with for only taking one class which I had already taken somewhere else but they didn't want to accept certain amount of credits from another institution and postponing the second class ($4,500). To their defense they say that the debt is for the whole semester since that's what the financial aide department distributes all at once but that's a scam because as I stated before, Miami Dade College and Broward College do not do it that way because they actually care for their students. I'm assuming the way this school does things is a private school thing? I don't know, this is the most disappointing experience I've had. I've had great experiences at all the community colleges I've attended and the reason why I decided to start here is because they make it so convenient that you overlook the price to get the benefits promised to you. If this school functioned properly then I'm sure it would be worth it! The worst part is that I called back and explained my discomfort and they were willing to work with me (as they should) to get me back on track but with the condition that I was still in debt regardless of their mess up since it was less than the $4,500. It gets worst...I had to pay off the debt monthly along with some fees to get back in and I was informed that the semester I would start in had gone up in price. Basically made it almost impossible for a STUDENT to get started. The monthly for this school without discounts and financial aide was rent in itself. read more