CHCP has helped our practice tremendously by helping us select quality graduates from their LMRT…read moreprogram. The techs are well prepared for various clinical settings and have helped our practice grow and prosper from our inception. Also, Sean Greene and Jamella Huston in the career office have been very engaged in selecting the right candidates for our practice. I highly recommend these guys for new and established medical practices. -Dr Derrick Mitchell

I'm an online student and only had 3 weeks of onsite training and I kid you not, Ms.Cabanas was the…read morebest teacher I could ever get! Here's to 2025 future MAs!! ‍

While visiting the campus, can't really complain about the campus itself. It was clean, and small…read moreand the doors where open to come and go. More maps for newbies would be helpful cause if you never been here and don't know where you are doing it's complicated trying to locate the spot where you need to go. I even had someone stop me asking where a place was, I was just as dumbfounded as they were. No help, what so ever. Now I don't know what the pricing of this place, not looking into it either. The area itself looked a little bad but that is just my opinion.

First visit today for the AfriFest The concept of as good…read morebut it wasn't enough to hold my interest. Definitely want worth the $10 entry fee Ample free parking was nice

I was a student at HCC for roughly 2 semesters. I have a bachelors degree from UCF and have…read morereturned to school to pursue a masters, however, needed a few prereqs. I live in Katy, TX and am considered an out of district student, but I decided to go ahead and pay the additional fees. In my short time here is a list of how I was treated. HCC is a school that cares about how much $$$ it can make, not student success. They are good at faking it, but really they have hired a bunch of staff who view it as just a job and not a place were people are changing their lives, need guidance, communication, & support. 1. First advisor was so rude to me, she told me stop talking on the phone. I had reached out to her because after trying to get in touch with her for weeks over email, she finally responded with a generic message how to send in transcripts etc. I called and she happened to answer and was so short & rude to me. 2. I finally had my transcripts sent. The office wouldn't accept them because I had my email CC'ed when they were sent to HCC. So I spent the $15 dollars and they made me repurchase them despite the fact I never opened the transcript, it was sent from the school directly to HCC and it was official. 3. I enrolled in Anatomy 1 online course. First day of class, the entire HCC online system was having issues and half the students couldn't log in. The school sent a message to the entire staff what happened was an IT error, however, my professor still was going to ding us for not showing up to class. She said we should have reached out to IT, had better internet etc etc. IT WAS A SYSTEM OUTAGE. 4. I enrolled in Chem and had to withdrawal from a class for the first time ever in my collegiate career. The professors exams were show your work type questions worth anywhere from 8-10 points each. If you didn't get the entire thing right, your received ZERO points. So what was the point of the written exam then? I tried to talking to her about it and she said I didn't study hard enough. I studied 28 hours I clocked for her exam and she gave me a 50%, refused to explain things to me or work with me so I had to drop. I emailed the head of that dept and she didn't seem to care either. I also heard that same chem professor did the same to several students and even kicked a student out of class for yawning, giving him a zero on his exam. 5. I have attempted to set up a payment plan with this school and was told no or told I can have it broken in half. Just ridiculous. They do not care about your financial situation it seems, want to work with or help their students because unless you pay in full, you cannot enroll in other classes so your education is essentially put on hold. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY OR TIME.

I'm so glad to be done with my associates degree there. The service, communication and system they…read moreuse is all terrible. Once I enrolled in another college I was blown away how I was being treated, complete night and day difference compared to how my experience was at hcc. I wouldn't recommend going here to any of my family or friends.

First of all, all the staff at the school are great, wonderful, and helpful people who truly want…read moreto see you succeed so this has nothing to do with the teachers or dean of the school. I went there for an IT associates degree and it is a complete waste of money. All they do is teach you how to pass the CompTIA exams and overcharge you to do so. The school is so ill equipped that a smartphone is more powerful than their computers which still run on windows 8. The classes consisted of lectures with powerpoint presentation and youtube videos that you can see for free online. Eventually before they considered me a drop out they gave us access to Testout which is an online learning portal that CompTIA bought out. So after 2 years they finally had something else to help us at school without upgrading computers. Their is next to no hands on experience for a trade school nor capabilities for any other kind of in depth learning that could apply to a job, its purely CompTIA and nothing else. You will also have to continuously pay for the classes if you do not have: CompTIA A+ Core 1 CompTIA A+ Core 2 Networking+ They operate on a pass fail system. If you do not get the certification you do not pass the class no matter what and will have to pay for it all over again until you do pass and acquire the certification while using out of date technology on campus grounds. All and all its a waste of money. -You can easily get a subscription to Testout -You can watch Professor Messer on YouTube for free -You can also get courses from Udemy for cheap as well, just wait for the discounts which happen frequently There are plenty of free or cheap alternatives online that you can use instead of paying upwards of 25k+ to come to this college just to use these the above mentioned.

It so great! He make to me speks the English so gudt! Bether to get in program make the progris…read moresoon. Then make better pay vork. Yes! Is best program!!

I graduated from CALS paralegal certification program online in Feb 2020, it was great as far as…read morethe professors! I ended up with a 3.84 gpa. The only thing that bothered me was the admission process because the people working in the office are very rude. I, this year in 2024, was going to go back to complete the AAS program, which is the paralegal associates, but I was deterred once again by the admission workers. So I won't be going back. I'll take my money somewhere else. That's sad that I have to say that because the teachers are good but that staff will keep losing because they are rude and like the lady previously said they aren't helpful they just want your money and then they throw you away like your nothing. I've even called the director ERIC HAPPE and no response. To be exact the person with the attitude is James S. He doesn't respond to emails or calls that's why I gave up on them. I live in San Antonio, so if your in the 210, I wouldn't bother with this school. Good luck everyone!!!

I am so impressed with CALS . Everything from the start when I first applied was a smooth process…read more The faculty is so wonderful . This was my first time taking online courses and I highly recommend it ! The faculty communicates with you every step of the way & always offered to help ! The professors are very knowledgeable and helpful . CALS also helped me get a job at a legal firm within one month of graduating :) with their guidance and successful advice, it was a great experience !

Got to go to the library today but they open until 4 pm on Friday…read more It's nice but is a quite old facility. The room setting seems to be darker and I believe they can improve the light settings. But I like the reading study environment so I'll come back. If you are around and looking for a study space, this could be a good option for you! Cheers

Great school to get prerequisites and undergrad stuff or even licensing / vocational programsread more

10/10 would recommend. but this school is definitely difficult. It tests your limits everyday…read more make sure you know what you signed up for and are ready to put in the work. the teachers are great. they are good at setting you up for success. all these bad reviews just seem like the person reviewing was the problem tbh. ive seen a little drama but the teachers always handled everything good from what i could tell. some of the other students that come thru there just shouldnt have applied for college ngl.

I can't express how much this is more of a warning than a review. The Houston location gave me an…read moreexperience that was nothing short of horrendous and abysmal. Staff shut down free speech, they scorn at questions during class, and upper management calls you into long, private meetings as an unprofessional spook-tactic if you notice something amiss. Even if you just want to improve. If that is not enough to deter you, professors will pile on countless hours of work and not go over material: good luck on your exams because they'll pick the content they want even if it's never mentioned during a lecture. And, if that's not enough, professors are uneducated on basic anatomical principals to the point of frightening ignorance. This not only hurts students: it hurts the animals. It pains me to see how many others had this same exact experience. Save your money and your health and find alternate options. Any field going into medicine is stressful, but VTI makes sure you have the worst experience possible.

Beautiful campus and plenty of spots that you can Instagram and take photos at. Was hoping to check…read moreout the James Turrell's Twilight Epiphany Skyspace but alas it's under construction. Great during the day since at night they don't have that many lights. Overall a recommended spot to check out if you are in Houston!

Within the hedges of Rice University, you'll find incredibly gifted students, unconventionally…read moreinteresting activities or art pieces and bold projects seeking the improvement of the world. I may be somewhat biased due to the fact that this location is my workspace, but I've got to say... it's one of the most beautiful, inspiring and friendly campuses I've been on.