Love my school! Just finished my final exam and I feel really good about it. My teacher is…read moreMrs.Mitchell and the instructor is Miss Thompson. I love them both and I'm so grateful for their help. If you want a career in phlebotomy or medical assistance, DEFINITELY come to this school. You WILL NOT be disappointed. Mrs.Mitchell will get NHA ready. I'm so excited for graduation tomorrow.

I am a previous student of Mrs.Thompson & did attempt to make this post under Google but for some…read morereason it never posted. So here is my honest review that I copied from my attempted Google post... I never post reviews, but must say if you are looking for a real education from someone who genuinely cares and knows her job, Mrs. Thompson is the person to go to. She is truely an amazing instructor & person. Going through life changes, I decided to change careers. Although I was a bit concerned about learning something new later in life, this quickly changed. I was fortunate enough to be in Mrs. Thompson class. She has a special gift for teaching that very few people exhibit. Never once did I feel dumb or small for incorrectly doing something. Mrs.Thompson challenges you in a way that makes you strive to be the best at what you do. Her teaching technique is hands on, hands on, hands on. You will do, be the best, & she will not accept anything less of you. She is very direct but fun! Mrs. Thompson is amazing in explaining how things are done & not done. The class size was perfect, with a mixture of age groups from adult teen to grandparent. Everyone learning & training as a team together. It's never late to learn or change careers! I have been very successful since the day I started externship because I was ready & confident in how I was taught & what I learned. The certification exam was passed on 1st attempt with a high score. I have moved out of state & returned without any problems finding a job or being paid well wherever I've gone. Thank you Mrs. Thompson for all you have done & given of yourself to help us strive & succeed. Nothing less than the best!!!

I finished my Dialysis Technician Program with ACI in December of 2015…read more My instructor Ms. Johnson is a great teacher. After completing my class and internship, I was able to find and got hired with major Dialysis company. I highly recommend this school for dialysis technician program. It was well worth spending my time and money. Former ACI student

A hot mess! The start date for class was postponed two weeks later the day BEFORE the original…read morestart date because of a "family emergency". Two weeks later we're told we have a new instructor just for the second day another family emergency occurs with her which isn't her fault. However the following day everyone is waiting outside the locked doors 15 minutes after class was supposed to start because no one's there! No lights, doors locked, no one was answering our calls, no emails or a heads up, nothing! Our class of 25 dropped to 8 that following week because the lack of unprofessionalism and communication was absurd. The one saving grace out of this school was our instructor Miss Terri. She went above and beyond making sure we weren't behind on our course due to the inconveniences that occurred that disrupted our learning days. She was patient, understanding, and lit up the classroom with her lively energy. If it wasn't for her I think the course would've been postponed again for god knows how long until they found another teacher on short notice, she saved my time and made sticking through the struggles worth it. I couldn't be more grateful but besides that I would not recommend. The lack of communication was terrible from the people in charge and even though Google reviews has a high rating (god knows how) I recommend going somewhere else for these kind of certifications. Yes it might cost a bit more but trust no low price is worth the headache and uncertainty.

I am a graduate of Chamberlain Chicago. It's a professional school, but guys - it is so expensive…read more Go to a community school, get your Associates, and then have a hospital pay for continued schooling. That is SO much wiser financially. I am still paying large unfortunate chunks of my hard-earned paycheck for this education that I could have gotten for much less. I would not advise, unless you have more money than you know what to do with. It is so much money here.

I'm currently enrolled in Chamberlain University's Nurse Practitioner program. While this is one of…read morethe country's largest nursing schools, it has a reputation for being a diploma mill. It now seems they're overcorrecting by making the program unnecessarily difficult, perhaps to improve their image. I'm taking NR507 (Advanced Pathophysiology), and the midterm was worded in a way that was incoherent--even though I hold an AA, ASN, and BSN. It felt like the test was intentionally confusing. The professor is a PharmD with little availability and poor communication. Her study guide and the test content did not align at all. There's also inconsistency in grading: prior cohorts received a 10%+ curve, but ours only received a 4% curve. This is unfair, especially when test design lacks clarity and support is minimal. Separately, due to offenses from over 20 years ago when I was a juvenile, Chamberlain told me I'd be subject to random drug testing and might not be able to sit for boards. I had to sign a waiver with no real guidance or advocacy. This feels discriminatory and poorly handled. Lastly, the financial aid department is unprofessional. I asked for clarification multiple times and stated I didn't understand the loan process. Despite this, they pushed papers in front of me to sign without providing proper explanations. The lack of transparency is alarming and feels predatory.

Being a professional takes skill, and to gain skill you must learn…read more Such a great opportunity to be apart of something so amazing. Helping people achieve their goals has been my daily goal throughout this entire experience.

BY far the WORST experience I have EVER had when dealing with a school. Upon making a review, I was…read moreemailed and threatened about me being able to communicate with this school to ensure my concerns and request that I needed met since paying the $65.00 application fee. Of course because of what was written as MY review prior, I was removed from the school due to such. Hence, the prior review was indeed correct. This is not the school you want to choose to excel. They are unprofessional, rude and threatening, and condescending as well. Better luck elsewhere. Trust me!

3 years ago I attended ONE BREATH CNA, and that was the best decision I could ever made in my life…read more Mr.Will is a truly a blessing he want to see all his students be successful and he go the extra mile to help you.

From the owner: We offer one of the best Nurse Aide Training Programs in the industry by using a combination of…read morelecture, hands-on/on-site, and audio-video training. Through lecture, DVDs, role-playing, and laboratory practice. The classes cover a broad range of topics, ranging from how to bathe a patient, to positioning a patient properly. Students will learn about abuse and neglect, how to feed and dress a patient, proper body mechanics for lifting and turning patients. Also, topics such as recognizing depression, dealing with dementia, infection control issues, and catheter care.

Everyday is amazing day to learn with Ms. Donna. I recommend this course for everyone of all ages…read moreand backgrounds.

As a pre-med student from Georgia tech, I really enjoyed the education I received here. The outside…read moreis discouraging but the inside is everything you need to get a certificate. I did the 8 week phlebotomy course and was certified by the end of it. I definitely had more knowledge coming into the program than some of the other students but Ms. Donna makes sure everyone knows what they need to know. We drew blood on the first day that we were there! We go one at a time so Ms. Donna can watch over everyone and guide them through the steps. We did it pretty much every class, and by the end, everyone was fairly confident taking blood by themselves. Ms. Donna was the only person running the whole school when I got there. She expanded the inside to another suite so there's more room to practice and study. She is extremely talented at teaching. She'll put you on the spot about material that you learned in previous lessons, so make sure you keep up. I think this course was worth every dollar that I spent with how much hands on experience you get.

Great school, bad football coordinator. I suggest to anyone one going with an NIL offer DO NOT…read moreaccept it with the living arrangements. Because if they decide to go into the transfer portal you are stuck with a BILL. Mercer football department screwed several football players. My son is left with an eviction and 10,000 dollars for an apartment because he left.

The Mercer university recreational fields are just great. Big space that you can divide in two…read morefields for 8v 8 soccer. There are some seating steps, and a lot of shadow if you want to bring your own chairs. The bad thing is that there isn't any bathrooms or place to buy drinks on site so be prepared for that. And bring your mosquito repellent!

great school modern Alpharetta campus, we were told this was the school for ultrasound technicians !read more

This school was actually a waste of money- I would definitely look at others. The staff lacks…read morecaring, it's impossible to have questions answered timely, and the attitude of many of the educators are poor.