My experience at this institution has been devastating, both academically and emotionally. After…read moreyears of dedication, completing all program requirements, and maintaining strong grades, I was unjustly accused of academic dishonesty without any hearing or due process. My grades were voided, my diploma was revoked, and I was blocked from sitting for the NCLEX exam, directly impacting my professional future. Despite submitting medical documentation and letters from instructors attesting to my integrity, the school disregarded my appeal and denied me the opportunity for a fair and impartial review. Additionally, there are serious concerns regarding internal conflicts of interest that cast doubt on the transparency of the process. I am not writing this out of revenge, but out of a sincere desire to prevent others from enduring the same nightmare. I strongly urge prospective students to thoroughly research this institution before enrolling. Ask about the appeal process, the use of platforms like ExamSoft, and your rights as a student. Do not let your future fall into the hands of an administration that does not guarantee fairness or transparency. Español Mi experiencia en esta institución ha sido devastadora, tanto académica como emocionalmente. Después de años de esfuerzo, completar todos los requisitos, y obtener buenas calificaciones, me vi injustamente acusada de deshonestidad académica sin ninguna audiencia ni debido proceso. Me anularon calificaciones, se me revocó el diploma y me bloquearon el acceso al examen de licencia (NCLEX), afectando directamente mi futuro profesional. A pesar de haber presentado evidencias médicas, cartas de profesores que respaldan mi integridad, y haber cursado todo dentro de los parámetros establecidos, la institución ignoró mi apelación y no permitió una revisión imparcial. Además, existen conflictos de interés internos que generan serias dudas sobre la transparencia del proceso. No escribo esto con ánimo de venganza, sino con la esperanza de evitar que otros pasen por la misma pesadilla. Insto a los futuros estudiantes a investigar profundamente antes de matricularse, y a preguntar por los procedimientos en caso de apelaciones, uso de plataformas como ExamSoft, y derechos estudiantiles. No permitan que su esfuerzo y futuro queden en manos de una administración que no garantiza justicia ni transparencia.

Hoy miro atrás y me doy cuenta de que iniciar esta carrera de enfermería ha sido uno de los mayores…read moreretos de mi vida. Como madre, esposa y trabajadora, no ha sido fácil, pero gracias al apoyo de tantas personas, este camino se ha hecho posible. Gracias a Maisy, quien con paciencia me ayudó a dar el primer paso. Nunca se rindió, incluso cuando dudé y retrasé la decisión. Gracias a su determinación, hoy estoy aquí, dando pasos firmes en este proyecto de vida. Agradezco a profesores como Yalina Martínez y Edgar Barahona, quienes me dieron la confianza para creer en mí misma y superar mis miedos al principio, y a mis actuales profesoras de Medicina y Cirugía, Elizabeth Pancorbo y Yisell García, por su labor para ayudarnos a superar gradualmente este reto. También destaco la profesionalidad del profesor Alex Bulit y la profesora Dixania Soto, el liderazgo de la profesora Yuni Guillarte en las clínicas, junto con Olivia Nazco y Daymi, y la atención del personal de Finanzas Daymi y colectivo, siempre tan amables. Aún queda mucho camino por recorrer, pero hoy tengo esperanza, sé que con esfuerzo y fe, este sueño se hará realidad para mí y mis compañeros. El futuro es hermoso y nos espera .

great school ! and amazing teachers, teaching is very good they prepare you well enough! the staff…read moreis so nice and helpful . herlis acosta is the best teacher ever and shes very pretty

school sucks teachers suck they don't teach you. Rhino is such a strict and rude person, he tries…read moreto get you in trouble, he's a feminist. I had an issue so did my friend and I couldn't go to class but he allowed my friend to do it and he never gave me a reason why. there's also a redhead from concept one she speaks so fast so don't even know how to educate you. It's basically homeschooling yourself. I worked really had to study by myself with no one because my friends were as lost as and even the smart students were even lost. School is way too much. It's not worth it..

After my friend had them do the makeup, nails and hair for her daughter and her Sweet 15 court I…read moredecided to give them a try. They did an amazing job, I've had my hair, nails and facial. I've also recommended them to friends all of which have extremely pleased with their results. The also did a full service for some high school graduates for senior pictures all of which were amazing. I highly recommend them.

Came here to see how the teacher does the class, paid for a full set that took 4 hours and looked…read morelike a kindergartener did them, sadly the teacher was the one that did them. She kept a harassing me about the length saying she thought it was too long and made them MUCH shorter than what I requested just Because she didn't want them. I had to go to a real salon after to get them fixed, and they fell off 3 days after.

I am here today with my son taking an exam. I had not set foot at Lindsay Hopkins Technical…read moreInstitute in about twenty years, not what it was as I recall. I am taken back at how professional, courteous, and friendly everyone has been with my son and I. A very special "thank you" to Mr. White in the media center for being an amazing and gracious host while I waited for my son to be done with the exam. An equally shoutout to all the security personnel that we encountered, everyone said "good morning" with a smile and very courteous and helpful. Congratulations to Ms. Chantal Osborne and team for doing an excellent job! Very impressed!

It is a great school. to go if you need an affordable place, a great learning environment and…read moreespecially if you want to be ready for NCLEX.

My experience with this school has been extremely stressful and disappointing. I am writing this…read morereview because I wish I had known these things before enrolling. During the admission process, the school is very nice and makes everything sound good and easy. But after you enroll, my experience has been very different. There are so many changes to schedules, testing, wording, and requirements, sometimes with very little notice. This school is NOT fully remote. Every semester you have to travel to Florida to take your final exams in person. For students who live out of state, this can be extremely stressful. At other schools, when finals are coming, you can stay home, focus on studying, and prepare for your exams. Here, you are dealing with clinicals, traveling away from home, and studying for finals at the same time. The last-minute changes are another major problem for me. Students have jobs, families, and other responsibilities. We cannot always change our plans at the last minute because the school changes a testing date or schedule. It feels like the school makes changes based on what works for them without considering how those changes affect students. Another issue is the way things are worded or renamed. Requirements can be called different things over time, which makes it confusing for students to understand what is actually required. For example, what was referred to as an exit exam is now called an Academic Quiz. Students should make sure they understand exactly what these requirements mean and what is required for graduation. The financial process is also something students should be very careful about. In my experience, I was not clearly told that there was an option to pay tuition out of pocket. Instead, the school proceeded with loan paperwork and asked students to sign it. Some students may be able to pay for school themselves and may not want to take out a loan. I believe students should be clearly informed about their payment options before any loan paperwork is completed or signed. Please read every financial document carefully before signing anything. Make sure you understand whether you are agreeing to a student loan and how much you will be responsible for paying back. Honestly, at times this program has felt more like a punishment than a nursing program. The combination of traveling to Florida, clinicals, in-person finals, last-minute changes, testing, and stress can be overwhelming. It can also feel very difficult to change your situation once you are already enrolled and have invested your time and money. I also feel that the school is more focused on making money than supporting students. That is my personal experience, and I think future students should know what they may be getting into before making a commitment. If you are from California, make sure you independently check the California Board of Registered Nursing requirements before enrolling in an out-of-state program. Do not assume that everything will meet California requirements just because the school accepts students from California. My advice is to think very carefully before enrolling. Do your own research, ask many questions, and get important information in writing. Do not rely only on what you are told during the admission process. For me, this experience has been extremely stressful, and I would not recommend this school based on my experience.

From the owner: CDL A, CDL B, and CDL Bps training and testing. Permit…read morepreparation classes online and live classroom. Job placement services.

My brother was looking for a school to start his career as an electrician, and we had a great…read moreexperience with Florida International Training Institute. Christian in admissions was very helpful and made the process easy. The instructors were knowledgeable, hands-on during lab trainings, and genuinely supportive. The school also provides great networking opportunities, and my brother was able to find a job soon after completing the electrical program. Highly recommend FITI to anyone looking to get started in the trades!

From the owner: FITI Schools (Florida International Training Institute) is a leading vocational school in Miami…read morededicated to helping students build successful careers through hands-on training and industry-focused education. We offer accredited career training programs in HVAC, Air Conditioning, Electrical Technician, Plumbing, Medical Assistant, Patient Care Technician, Phlebotomy, Home Health Aide (HHA), and Business Administration. Our experienced instructors provide real-world training designed to prepare students for certifications, licensing, and immediate employment opportunities. Whether you're looking for an electrician school in Miami, HVAC certification training, plumbing classes, healthcare certification programs, or a trade school that helps you enter a high-demand career field, FITI Schools provides the skills, support, and job-focused education needed to succeed. With flexible schedules, financial aid options for those who qualify, and career placement assistance, FITI Schools is committed to helping students transform their futures through quality vocational education and workforce development in South Florida.

From the owner: Enjoy an accelerated path with flexible scheduling towards a career in healthcare at The Praxis…read moreInstitute of Hialeah, FL. Founded in 1988, over the years we have expanded from a small school for skincare, into a two-campus institution for training and certification in multiple fields. Our programs cover therapeutic and advanced clinical massage, as well as advanced aesthetic science, dental assistant, and pharmacy technician. By completing one of our accelerated programs, you will receive a certification in your field as well as a diploma. Visit The Praxis Institute at 4162 West 12th Avenue, Hialeah, FL 33012.