I took the Clinical Medical Assisting Class offered by CalRegional also known as HarperRand…read moreCalRegional. It was $2,995, for 8 weeks, in person 9AM-1PM. Textbook not included (I have a physical MA Textbook available for sale for this class, if anyone wants to buy it off of me lmao! Not kidding either!) Navy Blue scrubs only is the uniform color you'll need for the class. My instructor was Ms Nina, although we were able to meet and be taught by the then, CalRegional Manager but now Instructor again, Melony for our class for a few days. Melony is a great instructor for the few days we had her. She taught us a lot. She is also very approachable and it was easy to get ahold of her. She was always responsive when I needed to get in contact with her towards the end of my class when she was placing me for my Externship. I was actually very lucky to be apart of the last of her students she placed for Externship before she stepped down as manager and became an Instructor again. Now Kathi is the current CalRegional manager. Let's get back to my class, as I said my Instructor was Ms Nina and I can't say enough good about her. She is the best! She's honest and open, her teaching methods are very hands on. She's funny as hell and super relatable too! She gave us a lot of insight on what to expect in the real world and couldn't stress safety enough! Our class was small, but made the learning experience all the more better. She taught us all so well and really made the time to help each one of us to be successful and absorb and understand what she was teaching us. Healthcare and the world in general need more people like Ms Nina! Thanks to her, I scored so well on my AMCA Exam and feel more confident than ever in my ability to be an amazing CMA. Note for future students: get all your prerequisites in by the first week! (Except for the drug test obviously, but at least pay for it and upload your receipt) Don't wait until midterm. Get it done by the first or second week. That way when it comes time for Kathi to place you at your externship, you can get placed sooner rather than later. I did all my pre reqs by the first week and got my externship start date for 3 days after my last day of class. If you wait til last minute to upload all your pre reqs and you'll end up being placed at externship later, because CalRegional technically has up to 60 days to place you. Also, pay your tuition in full so that way once you finish your externship and email your booklet to CalRegional you can immediately get your Certificate! If not, you don't receive it until you're paid in full.

Jennifer was my Phlebotomy Teacher and she made sure my class and myself had all of the tools that…read morewe needed to pass our AMCA! She was amazing Thanks Jenn! 10/10 I'd definitely recommend. -Dee Class of May 2026!!

I had a wonderful experience with this school, and I'm especially grateful that I had Lynda as my…read moreinstructor. Learning EKG was challenging for me at times, but Lynda was very patient and took the time to explain things in a way that I could understand and comprehend. She was extremely knowledgeable, kind, approachable, and always made me feel comfortable asking questions. If I didn't understand something, she would explain it again and break it down until it made sense. That meant a lot to me because there were moments when I doubted myself, but she helped me build my confidence and keep going. Completing this EKG program was a big accomplishment for me, and I'm thankful that she was a part of my journey. I would absolutely recommend Lynda and this school to anyone interested in the program. I'm so glad I chose Altamont health care to go to school. Kela C Couch student.

I took my SPD course back in 2013 and graduated, but I didn't take the certification exam until…read more2022. At the time, I didn't feel confident in the material, our "textbook" was basically just slides from the 5th edition, not a real textbook. There was no hands-on training either, just a quick look at some scissors and a basket, followed by a few tests. Since so much time had passed, I decided to buy an updated exam study guide on Amazon and study for weeks. I ended up passing the state exam on my first try. I had heard that externships were a hassle, so I skipped it, but that made it tough to find a job without experience. Looking back, I wish I had enrolled in a longer, more comprehensive course that included hands-on training. It would've made a big difference.

Over all it's a good class. Just not fair, and they have the one class thats completely useless…read more the office class or whatever. and it's overloaded!!! extremely overloaded and overwhelming

If I could go back in time and tell my 18 year old self to never go to this school, I 10000% would…read more Extremely predatory, lies about job opportunities, lies about student loans, places students in externships where they do NOT hire externs no matter what, did NOT help me with job offers afterwards. Completely ghosted me and left me in the dark. Lied about how much I would be getting paid after getting certified, blindsided me in every, single way. I entered this school with the idea that I would have a stable healthcare career, and that they would help me in every step of the way. None of that happened, not only did they completely ghost after multiple attempts with their career services, I am still stuck with a large loan as I had to pull out a private loan. (After they once again, LIED about much it would cost to take a "career guidance" class.) Instructors didn't care at all, never bothered to help you with anything. From my graduating class, nearly 80% of these people never got a job as a Medical Assistant. (I am NOT exaggerating either - Many of my classmates regret going here.) DO NOT GO TO THIS SCHOOL. DO NOT FALL FOR ITS LIES. Absolutely pathetic place. Look up how often this happens to students of Carrington. it's so common to the point where it's one of the MAIN colleges people apply for under borrowers defense due to its predatory nature. (And many people get it approved as it has been proven multiple times that they scam students.) Not recommended.

Miss Sood is amazing instructor . Very helpful , kind and supportive. Always ready to help and very…read moreknowledgeable.

Does not help with getting jobs. Takes all your money to hardly teach you how to do things. Then…read moreputs you in a crazy amount of debt. They found me one job that had nothing to do with my program to which I was laid off from. This school is not good, go to regular college or find an apprenticeship and start that way.

I was at the NCCC crane course! My time their on campus was for the National Commission of…read moreCertification of Crane Operators. Most of the classes consisted of Vets. with disabilities ranging from 80%-100%. While they may qualify for the course, the qualified operator has to be physically fit to operate,(not limited to company policies and OSHA)! It is a excellent course as set forth by NAHET's! Problems that I see is that during the first phases of admittance they are some how persuaded that after they finish their training they will have a free job card. How can you as a individual believe that an organizations responsibilities are to have job waiting for you? Individuals that can't read the manufactures recommendations, couldn't retain information, and failed test after test after test. Waiting for the end of the course and is expecting to go straight to work. I remember one of the guys in the previous reviews and that is what prompted me in writing this piece. He doesn't have any buisness around this machinery. And so I can see how he could be upset in wasting his time. Had failed every test taken, he couldn't operate his car, much less a 100,000lb crane. I have with me the 3 of the 6 operators out of that last class I taught that really showed me they had the ability and witch they make 30,000 a month. Organizations don't handout free jobs and anyone that feels they earned it by letting the tax payers pay for you to go to a learning institution is wrong on so many levels. The candidates aren't the only one to blame. The grant that's given to the disabled Vets knowing the physical capacity to obtain such work, the school that enrolled a disabled Vet. Before sending him to a DOT physical, the disabled Vet that went forward wasting the tax payers money knowing, no one will hire one that cannot read, that has no depth perception or hand to eye coordination, that has disabling medical conditions, that can't retain a piece of course material. Remember that while reading bad reviews there are always a two sided story. And I do hope that they read this first before trying to imply they weren't treated fairly, it was to hard and that it's someone else's fault! Thank you for your time.

This school is a huge scam. They target veterans and promise so much but actually offer very…read morelittle. If anyone knows anything about construction they'll know that this school won't land them a job running a backhoe. Also, they promise job placement assistance, don't count on that either! HUGE SCAM!

This is to provide a 5-Star review to BOTH Marci Munsing and Lisa Raines for their outstanding…read moreassistance in walking me through the steps associated with the continuing education and associated exam requirement to renew my real estate broker's license. Both Marci and Lisa were very professional, cordial, and helpful in answering all my questions and guiding me through the process. This is my 2nd renewal and I HIGHLY RECOMMEND Executive Programs Real Estate School. James Corbett Broker/Owner - J.A. Corbett Real Estate 818-212-0016 jim4realestate1@gmail.com jimcorbett48@gmail.com

Marci Munding was very helpful and encouraging!!!! Highly recommend this company! I rushed to get…read moremy application for a Brokers license into the DRE and she worked over the weekend to help make sure that happen.

Here's the issue with this "University". The administrative staff. They are awful. I was two…read morecourses away from graduating and the day of a final my mother had a stroke in 2010. Now years later, I am trying to simply speak with the Dean of Administration who not only refuses to call back, but responded without even paying attention to what I was asking. My inquiry was to see what my options were as a previous student with a hardship so I can continue my education at Mills. Carrie has deliberately chose to ignore my attempts to reach her and to discuss the matter over the phone. Her email was a in passing, and pathetic excuse for someone at her level. Per usual.. another non-profit that claims they hold space to the community, but don't in reality. Tread lightly at this school. Document everything, don't trust fiscal, and do not think they will support you in any way unless it relates to funding their financial numbers. Look at the reports.. they statistically fail. Carrie welcome to Humphreys University. I look forward to seeing how well you dismiss other students like the head of staff tend to do as well. - Maha :)

One of the most awful learning institutions in Stockton. The financial aid office will misplace…read morepaperwork. Enter wrong information on the student's behalf, and fail to correct it. If you are unfortunate enough to attend the law school, Wendy and the Dean will do absolutely nothing to ensure units are recorded correctly. Certification for the bar may or may not happen. Because they have a long history of failing to certify graduates for the bar, as a graduate you could spend tremendous amounts of money and time to prepare for the bar exam and be left in the cold. Not to mention their nonexistent confidentiality.

My experience was awesome Lou and his team were great. Bob in the classroom and Chris in the field…read moreboth have exceptional skills in teaching us students how to do things and retain the information and apply it to the dmv test, and to the trucking industry. My dmv liason was great kept me caulm and went over anything i asked of him. Would like to thank all of you! Highly recomend this school to anyone interested in obtaining there CDL. Awesome group at the stockton campus

I had a great time at western pacific. Lou is great with all is the administration needs of his…read morestudents. Bob is the best at preparing students for the permit test. Mike's technique for straight line backing and reverse offset is the best i've ever seen. Chris and Corrina are not afraid to spend as much time is willing for each student. I would definitely recommend western pacific for anyone considering a career in truck driving.