Hello this is Whitney, I had a wonderful experience with…read moreAshly today as she did an amazing job cleaning my teeth, she knew how to do all the e rays on her own and I am so grateful for such a good experience. thank you so much Ashley . I love coming to Carrington College for my teeth cleanings the 3hour time block is well worth it !!!

I originally planned to use my GI Bill for the Dental Hygiene program at SJVC in California. My…read moreexperience with SJVC was wonderful from the beginning. The staff was welcoming, helpful, and made the application process clear and easy to understand and I was excited to start the program. Unfortunately due to my husband's military obligations, I realized I would have been about halfway through the program when we would need to relocate and he would begin a deployment so I reached out to SJVC to explain my situation and they were incredibly helpful. They told me about their sister school Carrington in my home state and explained that it might be a better option because I already had a strong support system there, especially with having small children. They made it clear that I was still welcome to continue with SJVC but provided me with information about Carrington so I could decide which option worked best for my family and timeline. Because of that positive experience with SJVC, I felt really confident exploring Carrington. After attending the information session I decided to take the leap and switch my focus to Carrington. In the beginning, everything felt promising and my communication with Donna was great, and I was able to submit my recommendation letters, fingerprint card, CPR certification, vaccine records, and other required documents. I don't think the Wonderlic exam I had taken in California transferred, so I retook it as requested. At that point, I was told that I was a strong candidate, that my score was good, and that everything looked promising. I was excited and felt that I was on the right path. Unfortunately, the communication changed shortly afterward. A couple of days before the application deadline, I was asked to retake the test again and after that I stopped receiving communication. I called multiple times, left voicemails, and sent emails but received no response. After waiting and trying again, I eventually received a voicemail shortly before the start date informing me that I had not been selected and should try again for the next start date. The voicemail felt off as if she didn't remember who I was despite previous conversations or maybe my application just fell through the cracks. I was still determined to pursue the program and moved to Arizona to apply again. When I asked for feedback about how I could become a stronger candidate, I did not receive any guidance. I called multiple times, left voicemails, sent text messages asking what I needed to improve, and emailed questions regarding getting a higher score on the Wonderlic, but again received no response. Donna eventually contacted me about a week before the next application deadline asking me to resubmit my letter of intent, but once again, communication stopped afterward. At this point, I realized that switching my focus from SJVC to Carrington may not have been the right decision for me. I understand that applying to a competitive program can be stressful and that admissions staff may have many applicants to manage. Still I am very disappointed by the lack of communication and guidance throughout the process, especially after having such a positive experience with SJVC. Because the two schools are connected, I honestly expected a similar level of professionalism and support. The final communication was even more disappointing because applicants were notified that they had not been selected through a mass email in which all recipients could see one another's email addresses. Applicants began responding to the email, meaning we could see each other's responses as well. Receiving a rejection in what is essentially a mass text felt very impersonal and, in my opinion unprofessional. I understand that not every applicant can be accepted, and I completely respect how competitive it is. My disappointment is not being denied but the lack of communication, feedback, and guidance throughout the process. I repeatedly asked what I could do to improve my application and was unable to get an answer. Ultimately I'll take this experience as a sign that Carrington may simply not be the right school for me. I am disappointed because I had such a positive experience with SJVC and genuinely expected a similar experience with its sister school. I have loved working in the dental field since leaving the military, and I am determined to continue pursuing a career in dental hygiene. I apologize for such a long review but I sincerely hope that other applicants have a more positive experience with the admissions process, and I wish everyone applying the best of luck.

I've always had a fondness for this place because I pull a lot of employees from here and they…read moreoften have just enough knowledge and a little bit of experience in our industry. Now my girlfriend's daughter is going to attend (different industry) and I'm looking forward to see how she does by attending school here. The only thing is that for the smaller schools, like the one my girlfriend's daughter attends for actual high school, I wish EVIT offered some sort of shuttle service. The bigger schools have buses but the small schools don't have that luxury.

This school at first was alot of fun and i was starting to actually like it. But what has been…read moreupsetting me is how EVIT doesn't understand stuff happends, like a tire popping while your driving. I am also a student who has an IEP, Autism&ADHD so i tend to forget some stuff, yet my teachers and EVIT seems to not understand or care and without warning penalize me such as (takes pts away, give saturday school,OOO out of school suspension if you dont make it exactly at 8:00 for saturday school at EVIT), WITHOUT WARNING! which hurts me as their student so i am making this review to hopefully show y'all and EVIT this is frustrating as a student and parent. None of my EVIT teachers gave me a paper about expectations everyday in class at the begin of the year,failed multiple times to explain what punishments happens to EVIT students when not in full uniform, doesn't give no info on paper to students like what is the point of my IEP if EVIT just ignores my disabilities .P.S Understand #### Happens.

Came here to get recertified for CPR & First Aid for my job. Our instructor was Lisa and she was…read moreamazing! She explained things in detail and even told us (13 of us) about experiences she had, even one where she had to have CPR performed on herself and she told us to share any experiences we had with either CPR or First Aid. She made the class fun and enjoyable rather than boring and even got us done earlier than expected. I highly recommend her and Heart Savers (now under the new name of Lifework) for your recertification needs. She is awesome!

Took a cpr class here and it was great! To the point, not too long, and felt like we got some good…read morepractice in. Lisa taught our class and she did awesome, she explained everything clearly. Would definitely take another heart savers class again.

Impressive website. Reasonable price for online certification…read more But doesn't answer the phone and mailbox is full. How's that for service? Hard pass.

Great training program! As a business owner having access to an easy way to get Forklift training…read moreand licenses. All of my forklift drivers have gone through them for their cards and its great! If your thinking of getting your forklift license or learning to drive a forklift, i definitely recommend them!

Do not give these people your money. They can drop you in a heartbeat and leave you on the hook for…read morethousands. Fresh out of high school, I received a call from CRAS unsolicited. Within 2 weeks of the first conversation with Deborah, I was enrolled (red flag) I didn't realize it then but their sales pitch was the most predatory I've ever heard. Compliments like "I can already tell you'd be good at this", "Sounds like you've got a good ear", things like that. They pushed their alumni's recording credits a lot, it was a primary reason I decided to go. One of their students helped mix a record I really love, and they preyed on that so hard. What they didn't say is that the vast majority of graduates don't wind up staying in audio long. Most of the people I went to class with are not actively working in audio, and many said that they left CRAS underprepared and miserable. Their approach is to force feed the information as quick as possible, using staff and teachers that epitomize ego and callous indifference. They do not care if you graduate. They do not care if you're struggling. They do not care about their students, period. It's a power hungry organization stuck in their old ways. They can kick you out for missing a single day of class, and thats exactly what they did to me. While some instructors were truly fantastic, for every good one there were 4 bad ones at least. And when you finally did ask for help, they'd either miss the point entirely or completely ignore you. I urge the school to be better. For all the resources you guys have, you are the furthest thing from teachers, even instructor is a compliment. I didn't walk away from CRAS with anything but massive student debt and severe depression. Kirt, Brock, and all other CRAS staff, be better.

CRAS is a very intensive engineering program that's complemented by a team of incredibly…read moreknowledgeable but sincerely diligent faculty. They teach you EVERYTHING you need to know and more. More than I ever thought I could learn! I would recommend the school to anyone who has an interest in audio engineering or to those who want to gain a comprehensive understanding of music production. Attended in 2022

Highly recommend the phlebotomy course! Jessica is a fantastic instructor and passionate about what…read moreshe does!

Had a great learning experience here. We got hit with the stay at home order half way through the…read moreEMT program and was able to roll right into online lectures and scheduled hands on training. They did a great job preparing us for NREMT tests. I would highly recommend this school to anyone seeking a career in EMS

Okay so first off, I went to WCT because it worked perfect with my work schedule, was only 4 weeks…read moreof class and 1 weeks clinicals, AND I would be done by Thanksgiving! Actually, Friday (the 13th) would have been my last day, If everything went as planned. Great right?? Well... the first week of class we found out our instructor had "Prior engagements she couldn't get out of" AKA she went on vacation. Which I get it, but they should have gotten a sub. So that set our class back a week because she was gone the first week from Thursday- the next Wednesday. So now, our clinicals would have been from the 20th-24th. Which still would have been done by Thanksgiving, however; we would have to go on a Saturday & a Sunday. Which I wouldn't mind, but it's not what I signed up for, you know? Fast forward to Tuesday, the 9th, our last week of learning, and then the next would be skills, and the next was clincals. Almost done with the class! Yay! However, we got to class and the receptionist of the school came in and told us our instructor was in the hospital. Which we were all super bummed about because she was a great teacher. I felt super selfish, but all I could think about was "How are we going to finish the class? " She is okay, something with a broken disk, I don't really know, I didn't get much information. So class was obviously cancelled Tuesday.. and I got a call later that night that Wednesday was too. I got a call Wednesday that Thursday was as well. And shocking, I know, Friday got cancelled also. All because they didn't have a back up instructor. I got the campus directors information, wrote him a very stern email, explaining my situation, and what we could do to resolve it. He then called me and said they found an instructor, but for only nights. Which clearly, I signed up for the class because it was so convenient with my schedule. He did tell me he will be giving me a full refund, which is the best thing for me at this point. All of this being said, the campus director was super nice and apologetic, but I am still super bummed about this whole situation. The school should have been way more organized. I was halfway through the class already. The only reason I even gave it a 2 star is because they gave me a refund, and Marcy was a really good teacher.

Don't waste your time and money on this so called school. Very poorly run and operated. I'm giving…read morethem one star only cause I have to !!!.

Amazing! Jenifer our instructor has a very detailed, in depth, curriculum and is very informative…read moreand organized with her lectures! Amanda is amazing and works like mad to ensure all students are placed in professional centers and hospitals for their clinicals. All staff really care about the students success. I highly recommend East Valley Medical College!

From the owner: At Sumner College - Arizona, a healthcare career school, we offer small classroom sizes, affordable…read moretuition, and flexible programs in Phlebotomy and Nursing Assisting. We prepare our students to begin a new career, or expand their current one, within the growing medical field. The instructors at Sumner College Arizona, train healthcare professionals in the fields of Nurse Assisting and Phlebotomy Technicians. Not sure which program is right for you? That's okay, the best way to discover your path is to speak with an admission representative who will be able to help match you with the program that best sparks your interests and offers you the opportunities in a career that you are looking for. Your education is the best investment in yourself that you can make!

This review is for the campus in Tempe, AZ. I cannot stress how remarkable this program was. I…read morehighly recommend it for career changers and working professionals who need to make the transition sooner rather than later. While it helps to have some natural study skills or to be reasonably good at tests, I hadn't been to in person classes in more than a decade and was concerned about being an older student. My concerns were completely put at ease from day one. Every instructor was both friendly and incredibly capable, knowing the content and the field with a depth of knowledge that only comes from years--and often decades--in the field. While the content was understandably intense and the volume of knowledge overwhelming, the course leaders were constantly checking in and offered extra instruction, guidance and support as needed. The skills staff brought youthful enthusiasm as well as a wealth of knowledge, too, and while that was the area I was most concerned about, we had structured time to practice until I felt 100% at ease. Instructors and staff were easily accessible, patient to a fault and always willing to help. As a career educator myself, I felt impressed by their ability to teach for hours and then stick around to help with skills practice and other needs as they arose. Finally, the reason I initially picked the program proved powerful: the all-inclusive nature. I have ADD and knew I might struggle to follow through on things like registering for the NREMT, or to create the appropriate accounts or know how to focus on which study aids. I also hate cooking and preferred to pick a program that included food so that this subject would be taken care of ahead of time. If you are truly focused on a quick turn around from education to job, this is the best option. Food was included, we got incredible discounts on local hotels nearby, PocketPrep was a lifesaver as I prepped, and every step was not only laid out for us, but we were taken through them together. I cannot emphasize the holistic nature of the program enough. I paid more versus other programs for "white glove service," and I got it--right down to the provided voucher to take the NREMT test itself. Thankfully, I passed the NREMT in 70 questions on the first try. If you can keep up for two weeks of your life and cut out all distractions, then the Unitek EMT Boot Camp is for you.

Program is Amazing! Took the 2 week Bootcamp, it was hard but also really enjoyable and fun. All…read moreof the staff are amazing! A 3rd of the staff went through the program and enjoy it so much they part time instruct. If you want to get your EMT in a 1/10 of the time but still have the same quality education just do it.

This Asian festival seems well attended. There are some great businesses here. I ordered a Hmong…read moremen's shirt from a Hmong woman. The price went from $50 to $100 when I said I wanted long sleeve. I was not aware how much more difficult it is to make long sleeves. There was amazing food including lechon and also La Mai Thai from Fountain Hills were some of the many vendors. I bought a non la for $10 because the sun was so bright and unrelenting. There were constant performances from singers, dancers, drummers and martial artists. It's a great family event.

Every year they have this festival and it's so much fun. Parking will be a headache luckily I live…read morein walking distance. Check out other things they offer the public.