Went on a tour led by the president ans superintendent of the newly refurbished wonderful college…read more Huge buildings and all state of the art. Loved touring the Giant 5 story Science Building!!! Each floor focused on one type of science and had multiple labs running on each floor. Hands on science happening and students actually doing experiments and writing research papers and publishing them. Cutting edge changes all over the campus and the new planetarium is fantastic. Free shows Wednesdays at 12:30 for any one. Classes must be on campus for the show to be on. Run by a superb woman with a PHd in Astronomy so she can really show you stuff and answer all your questions! Been now 4 times and each time.saw a different show! So awesome. Everywhere you turn are new buildings and soon they will be offering 4 year degrees! So I think the name should change to Glendale University..the cutting edge things coming also are amazing AI lab. Virtual reality in 3d lab lab. So impressed with all the changes.

Students here are pretty nice, you'll get along with almost everyone here. Went here to take a…read moreclass in 2020 and everyone was nice here. You'll probably even make an Armenian friend.

Prof. Josh, our Clinical Director of the VN Program, is the best! He always goes above and beyond…read morefor his students. He gives us the reality checks that light a fire under us, motivating us to study hard and prepare for the real world of nursing. He's incredibly knowledgeable, funny, and a little strict but that's because he genuinely wants us to succeed. His passion for teaching, leadership, and dedication to our success make him an outstanding educator. I highly recommend him to anyone who has the opportunity to learn from him. We actually miss having him as our Clinical Instructor. He used to teach our clinicals before he was promoted to Clinical Director, and while we're proud of his achievement, we still wish he could come back and be our Clinical Instructor again. Thank you, Prof. Josh, for inspiring us to become the best nurses we can be!

This school is terrible, they destroy people's dreams. I…read morewent to school here as a LVN to become a RN, I did all my prerequisites here I had very good grades, with a 3.42 GPA when it came to taking my Teas I didn't pass by 1.5 points, they give you 3 tries. Unfortunately didn't pass. And they just drop you. I don't understand why don't they give you a solution, so you can keep going in the program. Or make you do the teas before you even start the program so you can see where you're standing, and you don't waist your time and money. You take Teas in the mid of 2 term, when your almost going to start 3rd term ADN classes. It's hard because I lost 1 year of school, not working and with a big debt. I also know of a lot of students from my class, that came and transferred credits from another school and they accept them and when it came to taking there teas, even though they pass there Teas. they didn't accept them to go to term 3 ADN program, because their GPA was not high enough for them to get accepted. they don't count your transferred classes. They just count the classes you take with them. So it's pointless, going to their school, if they don't count your transferred classes toward your GPA And then they drop you also, from program, because they only accept you if your GPA is high and you pass your teas. It looks like this school, the only thing important for them is taking your money. Sad to say. So your left with a big loan and trying to find another school and hopping they accept your transcripts.

i've had such a great experience at amsc, and i'm genuinely so grateful for the professors and…read morestaff who have supported me throughout my time here. rene has been an amazing professor and has played such a big part in helping me grow as a sonography student. he is extremely knowledgeable in both echo and vascular, and he genuinely cares about making sure his students understand what they're learning and become better sonographers. he has always been there whenever i needed help, whether it was explaining something again, answering questions, or giving me tips and tricks to improve my scanning. when it came time for me to start my externship, rene was also one of the people who really believed in me and reminded me that i was capable of doing it. he gave me so much advice and helped prepare me for what to expect, which made me feel much more confident going into externship. now that i'm there, i can genuinely see how much of what he taught me has helped prepare me. i've learned so much from him, and i'm extremely grateful that i've had him as my echo and vascular professor. sarah, my student counselor, has also been such an important part of my experience at amsc. she is incredibly supportive and motivational and genuinely wants to see students succeed. whenever i've felt nervous or doubted myself, she has always reminded me of what i'm capable of. especially while preparing for my spi, she encouraged me and reminded me that i knew the information and could do it. being able to share with her when i passed made that accomplishment even more special because she knew how much work went into getting there. she is also someone i've always felt comfortable going to whenever i needed guidance or had a concern, and it truly makes a difference having someone like that in your corner throughout the program. i also want to recognize mrs. rose, suzy, naira, gary, tamara, and leslie. they have all been incredibly kind and knowledgeable and have contributed to making my experience at amsc such a positive one. the front desk staff is also always so kind and welcoming, which is something i really appreciate. there are so many people here who are willing to share their knowledge, answer questions, and help you along the way, and i'm very grateful for that. overall, i'm extremely grateful for my experience at amsc and for the people who have helped me get to where i am. having professors, counselors, and staff who genuinely care about your education, growth, and success makes such a difference. i still have more of my journey ahead of me, but i already feel like i've grown so much as a student and future sonographer. i'm truly thankful for rene, sarah, and everyone at amsc who has been a part of that journey.

Our school tour at AMSC College did not disappoint. We are so pleased when we made our visit to…read moreapply , inquire . Ms. Annie , Ms. Sara , and Ms. Lomeli are all organized , very informative as to the aspect of Sonography and AMSC College has to offer the students . We have been looking forward for this visit as the only school we have in mind and determined to go for our son . The Location , where it stands and facility is clean , organized , looks like there's ample rooms and equipments for the students to get help to fulfill their dreams to become a great sonography . Bottom line well organized ultrasound school. We love our visit. Thank you .

Abraham Lincoln University is one of those underestimated schools, I took both my bachelor and my…read moremasters degree 100% online, and I feel I couldn't have made a better choice. Other than the fact that I was able to keep my full-time job, I feel the faculty and staff was always very helpful with everything I needed. I was able to finish both fairly quickly in comparison to other schools that are 100% online, and they always worked with me because I needed to work full time.

I'm school shopping for Grad school. Im deciding between general studies and a writing degree. The…read moreadmissions "counselor" at ALU named Ben asked me if I could get a co-signer to apply for school. I replied I couldn't and they were very rude over the phone. Loud, rude, and all in all a very bad experience. I would not recommend Abe Lincoln University and instead I'd go with a more established school like Sarah Lawrence College.

Free classes offered at this location for community. The instructors are very nice and helpful…read more Parking is free but very limited. It is terrible between 8-10am weekdays, especially during street cleaning on Mondays and Fridays. You can see a long lines of cars running around and searching for where to park. Watch out for 1 hour only parking zone, and do not park within 15 feet of fire hydrants or staff/reserved spots. Do not park in mefical center parking lot either, they'll tow your cars away. Usually after first 2 weeks of each semester, the parking situation gets better. Watch out for rude people around here too. Last time, I was signaling and backing into a spot. The car behind me just cut me off, and sticked his head straight to the spot. Unbelievable right? I was nice enough to let him take it and went to find another spot. But imagine it had been another person, that stealing parking spot guy should have got a punch on his stupid face already.

The teachers at Glendale Community College are really kind and very supportive, and they always try…read moreto help their students.

North-West College in Glendale, California, has provided an outstanding learning environment that…read moretruly prepares students for success in their careers. The faculty and staff are dedicated, supportive, and genuinely invested in helping every student achieve their goals. Principal Ms. Shushan demonstrates exceptional leadership by creating a welcoming and professional atmosphere where students feel encouraged to excel. Career Services Director Mike Hernandez goes above and beyond to assist graduates with resume building, interview preparation, and job placement opportunities, making the transition from school to the workforce much smoother. Professor Gabrielle is an outstanding instructor who is knowledgeable, patient, and passionate about teaching, ensuring that every student understands the material while building confidence in their skills. Thanks to the commitment of Ms. Shushan, Mike Hernandez, Professor Gabrielle, and the entire North-West College team, students receive not only an excellent education but also the support and guidance needed to build a successful future.

First of all, I would like to sincerely thank the director, Ms. Shushan, for all the support and…read moreguidance I received during these past nine months. I am also deeply grateful to my instructor, Ms. Marty, who was the best teacher--so patient, understanding, and truly dedicated to her students. After graduation, the entire process of helping me find a new job was handled by Mr. Mike Hernandez. Thanks to his efforts and guidance, I was able to secure the best job I could have wished for. I truly appreciate everything each of you has done for me, and I will always be thankful for your support throughout this journey.

Attended IT training here in 2007 (several years ago). Great teaching staff and administrative…read morestaff also. Education is an investment for the future and will always pay dividends. Convenient class schedule (evening and weekends) for the working professional student.

I attended this school first to obtain my CCNA back in 2007. I was thoroughly impressed with the…read moreorientation and the staff, that i couldn't wait to attend. They provided me with hands-on learning that helped me excel. I passed my exam and within a few months. I had already acquired a new job and I scored high on the job placement IP exam, and I have Brand College to thank for that. I am still attending this school to date. (Currently taking a BGP/MPLS class) If you are in need on a IT learning facility that teaches real world scenario and provides you with hands on learning and actual application. Then this school will help you in your quest.

My second time here at Occidental College. This time it was for my niece's high school…read moregraduation... Class of 2025. Street parking nearby this college was all taken up so I had to park a bit further which wasn't too bad actually. It still took me about 10 mins to walk in. This time around I took a short cut by walking through the campus than walking around the campus like last time to get to the amphitheater where the graduation took place. By doing so, I got a chance to see a bit more of the campus. It's quite serene and quiet. This college was built on a hill for sure. Lots of uphill. If there's uphill, then there is downhill. It all balances out. I don't know if I'll be returning to this college any time soon since both my younger brother's kids have graduated from high school. Nevertheless, I was able to capture some new photos from my recent visit. Enjoy them! I am very proud of my niece for her accomplishments. I wish her all the very best in her next chapters in life. Go have more fun adventures!

The Moore Lab of Zoology at Occidental College is absolutely breathtaking. I had the chance to…read morevisit the lab with my ornithology class, and they have a wide collection of different species of birds ranging from hummingbirds to a harpy eagle. Wish we stayed longer, but it was a very fun experience.

Beautiful campus with intimate class size and unlimited possibilities for human knowledge. I am…read morebeyond thrilled that my daughter is a student at California Institute of Technology. My husband and I used to say, "I know if she can just get in, she will find her place there". This is her first year, and I can't say enough good things about this school. Besides having top notch education in mechanical engineering (her major) and research, the campus does an amazing job of keeping families involved, and also making the students feel at home. My daughter was so excited to go back to campus after winter break. She loves living on campus, and knows her professors. She has already hinted she may want to stay over for research opportunities during summer. And what is a plus is that she is just as excited to tell me about their social events. Lastly, I also love that they invited the families on campus the first week of school. We get caught up with monthly emails and video meetings. What an amazing institute all around.

And now for something a bit different…read more I am a big fan of higher education and, coming from the northeast, I love beautiful campuses and academic excellence. CalTech enjoys both. These are recent photographs I took to show the magnificent architecture and brilliant landscaping of the Pasadena institution that, like few others, speaks to the importance and the majesty of the sciences. We don't need to pay for expensive trips to parks anywhere else, if we live in the Los Angeles area. Pasadena itself is the crown of Southern California and CalTech is its diadem. Look at my stylized shots and decide for yourself. Who wouldn't want to spend an afternoon here? Have lunch and then take your tea and cookies to the campus within walking distance of Old Town Pasadena. Hyacinths for the soul ...

I genuinely had a great experience at WCU. I felt supported by my faculty throughout nursing…read moreschool and met a few friends I know will last a lifetime. One of my biggest pieces of advice to current students and new grads: USE CAREER SERVICES! The new grad job search is not easy, and after rejection after rejection, there were definitely times when finding a position started to feel almost impossible. My career advisor was there throughout the entire process. Christina helped me improve my resume, gave me advice during my job search, and when I finally started getting interviews, she sent me interview prep materials and resources to help me prepare. Having someone in my corner made me feel so much more supported during such an uncertain time. From the bottom of my heart, thank you for everything!! Once you graduate, pass the NCLEX, and the routine of nursing school is gone, navigating new grad life can feel overwhelming. Take advantage of the resources WCU provides because you don't have to figure everything out completely on your own. I'm so grateful for my experience at West Coast, the friendships I made, and the support I received even after graduating. All of those applications and rejections eventually paid off, and I'm so excited for this next chapter as a peds RN! (Exactly where I hoped to be)

WCU was a roller coaster of an experience for me. Mainly in the sense of managing my time…read moredifferently every 10-weeks. It is all fairly warned and the staff all do their best to ensure you are well supported. This review is going out to anyone who is curious about what happens after you pass both Exit Exam and NXLEX and the support given by the career advisor. During the last term I was paired with Alla Kostanyan, right away she reached out to make an effort to meet me and get to know what my goals were post WCU. She also kept it real and helped me see the many routes a new grad nurse can possibly take. Right away she began to make sure my resume looked good and was ready. I received several emails with all sorts of job openings ahead of time so that I may plan to apply accordingly. In my case particularly, before starting west coast I decided to apply at my local hospital as a patient safety aide, just to see if this is a place I would like to work at after graduation. Well, I loved it there and that gave me a shoe in as I navigated a job there during my time in school. I also stayed proactive and during my first term at WCU I signed up to volunteer at Cedars Sinai (another place I wanted to potentially work at). So you see in my case I did myself a favor beforehand. Which worked out greatly since I was able to build good rapport with both locations for the almost 3 years of school. I put in my work to achieve getting hired at my local hospital and I was able to receive a job offer. Overall , Alla made sure that I place my eggs in several baskets and made the application process easy. It's tough out there as a new grad and it can feel discouraging at times but don't give up because unlike me there are so many successful students whom don't think of a job until after graduation and eventually get hired do to the collective effort one's career advisor provides and the work the student puts in.