My experience at Angeles College took a complete 180 turn when I switched my mind set towards things and that only was possible from all the connections and building rapport with the patients at clinical. Throughout nursing school, I struggled a lot with life situations etc happening but throughout true genuine non AI-generated but human to human interactions with all the lovely patients , I was able to get through it all, like I tell everyone I was not treating the patients it was a true "the patients were treating me" moment . I think through hitting that rock bottom I was truly able to see my love for health care and the I don't care what others say, all the staff and I mean even the ones that I struggled with , helped me with my growth so I want to thank everyone single staff there. Ms.Amy Ms.Marla Mr.dmeza Ms.Ellen Ms.Elsie Ms.hajin Mr.diego but most importantly the 3 that stayed with me and stayed in touch until day I let them know I passed my NCLEX 1st time was Dr.MARCELO MS.ERICKZEN AND MS.GIGI I was in their office studying, stress snacking literally until that last minute of going in for my NCLEX and I still can not believe I passed, YALL I struggled SOOOOO much through my entire journey because THEM ATI QUESTIONS even though I studied my ass out and these 3 really wanted me to pass and I could see their effort really so I would like to thank these 3 , im sorry ms.gigi you're not in the picture you left too early but I love you all and thank you so much for all your efforts and helping me thrpght this journey, and especially MS.erickzen and MS.gigi I wanted to tell you I look up to you two and hope I can be a nurse like you guys and thank you for putting up with me even though we had a rough start LOL you guys are my rock read more

They're so shady. The school does not seem legitimate at all, and they charge so much for what they are offering. Save yourself some time and energy and go to a better school read more

My experience at Angeles College City of Industry has been excellent. The cohort I'm part of is diverse and supportive, which makes learning more collaborative and enjoyable. From the very beginning, Dina from admissions made the process smooth. She is incredibly knowledgeable, responsive, and made the process easy. I also want to give a huge shoutout to Professors Tony, Fernando, Lily, and Eugenia, all outstanding educators who are passionate about teaching and truly care about their student's success. All staff, including Mr. Bernard, the program Director, are welcoming and always willing to help. You can tell they really want students to thrive. If you're considering this school, I highly recommend it! read more

Angeles College's enrollment has collapsed by more than 50 percent over the past five years, and somehow that is still only half the problem. The place feels like a dying Blockbuster video store desperately trying to cosplay as an Apple Store. Sleek branding on the outside, total dysfunction behind the counter. Calling their staff inadequate would be generous. Their financial aid advisor, Jaime Martinez Reyes, struggles with basic communication to such a degree that it raises a serious question as to why he is tasked with helping students secure funding. Simple questions seem to confuse or irritate him, and any attempt at clarification is met with visible agitation. If this is guidance, it explains the enrollment numbers. The Vocational Nursing Program Director, Marcelo Tanjusay, is an entirely different spectacle. He displays less tact, professionalism, and basic decency than a street brawler. Permanently angry, visibly frustrated, and seated at a bare desk in a cramped room with four other people, he radiates resentment. His temper is the most consistent thing Angeles College offers. Rage is the main attraction. For months, the college has claimed it is relocating from its Wilshire Boulevard Koreatown location to Glendale. Conversations with staff tell a different story. The building is decaying, and it appears they are entangled in problems with the landlord. The Glendale narrative feels less like expansion and more like public relations damage control, an attempt to mask instability with optimism. There also appears to be a troubling relationship with a clinic called WellnessMart, where prospective students are sent and pressured to spend over $1,000 on vaccines. Not standard vaccinations. Not routine requirements. Obscure shots most people have never heard of. Whether this arrangement involves financial incentives or not, it raises serious ethical questions that deserve scrutiny. If you are evaluating colleges, do yourself a favor and cross Angeles College off your list. Unless, of course, you are looking to spend a year or two trapped in administrative chaos, hostility, and institutional decay masquerading as education. read more

every single day reading books, listening to the teachers, trying to finish our homework, study day and night for upcoming test, its hard but learning is awesome.... thanks to all wonderful professors and DON. read more

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I would like to express my sincere gratitude to all my instructors for the knowledge transfer and the clinical skills I acquired throughout the LVN program from Term 1 to Term 4. I have no reason to regret choosing Angeles College, and I am proud to say it was a decision well made. I had an amazing and fulfilling experience learning from each of you, both on campus and at our clinical sites. A special recognition to Ms. Gigi, Ms. Amy, Ms. Ericksen, Ms. Marla, Ms. Charalyn, Mr. D'Mesa, Dr. Marcelo, Dr. Thompson, and Dr. Sasha. Thank you for your dedication, passion, and commitment to every student success. I am deeply grateful for the role you all played in helping me achieve my LVN license on my first attempt. Your guidance, support, and expertise were instrumental in my success. You are truly the best, and I appreciate. God bless y'all. read more

If you're considering this school, I recommend looking closely at their reported NCLEX pass rate. When I met with a college counselor, I was told that to officially graduate, students must pass an internal proctored NCLEX-style exam on the first attempt. If you fail and pass only on the second try, you don't receive a certificate of completion. This policy effectively means their published NCLEX pass rate may be misleading -- it only includes those who passed the internal final on the first try, excluding others who might have graduated elsewhere. When I asked for statistics on these internal exam failures or late-stage dropouts, the counselor said they don't collect such data. While the tuition is about $10,000 cheaper than many other programs, keep in mind that this lower cost may come with the risk of not being allowed to finish the program if you don't pass on your first attempt. read more

Go go go Angeles College, let us finish this program and pass the NCLEX. Tha is all matters. read more

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I attended the VN program full time and completed it but unfortunately was unable to graduate and receive a certificate because I failed to complete a couple final requirements and my time frame to do so was up. I was not discouraged because I was made aware that there was still another option to receive a license. Today thanks to option 2, I am a Licensed Vocational Nurse!! I also did not pass the NCLEX-PN on my first try but redeemed myself on my second attempt. This school offers constant support and resources. My instructors were all very different, personality wise but one thing they all had in common was that they wanted all of us to succeed and be smart, confident nurses. They provided us with contact information and allowed us to reach them with any questions or concerns. I always felt comfortable enough to ask for help and felt like we were all treated fairly. I'm very grateful that everyone believed in me, that gave me the motivation I felt I lacked to achieve my goals. I would recommend this VN program to anyone looking to better themselves and obtain a rewarding career. read more

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To Angelles College: This comes from my heart.Thank you so much for all the encouragement and support faculty and staff have given me. At time, I had a difficult time to keep up but I did and graeuated. Now, I just passed NCLEX and got lisenced!!!!!! I wouldn't of passed my NCLEX without your support. Honestly, I always gave up to be a nurse because of struggles. I was thinking that I couldn't pass the exam during this VN program and because of lack of confident in me. But I did it!!!! My teachers and all staff here didn't give up on me. They always gave me the necessary tools to learn and retain what I learned plus encouragement on a daily. I can't thank you enough and appreciate every moment I was at school. Thank you from the depths of my heart.. Azusa Chubachi read more

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The instructors are knowledgeable, supportive, and genuinely invested in the success of their students. I recommend getting know how to navigate ATI, following the curriculum, studying on the very first day. I really enjoyed the clinical sites & the training involved. I've met students from other schools and after speaking with them, I am glad I chose Angeles College. read more

I just graduated and finished the VN program with Angeles College. I love all the instructors and staff here. They are kind and supportive. I had the best experience. There were a few instructors who really helped me all the way through, and I'm truly grateful for them. (Ms. Amy, Ms. GG, Ms. Marla, Ms. Elsie) I passed my NCLEX on the first try after finishing this program. Highly recommend this school. Thank you!! read more

I just graduated from Angeles College and passed my nclex on the first try. My program was from November 2021 to December 2022. The teachers are great and they care for the students and help to succeed. Clinicals helped a lot to gain experience and knowledge which will help in the future jobs. I would like to thank all my teachers and clinical instructors. read more

I graduated in 2022 December. During the program we had a opportunity to work in different nursing home's and Kaiser Permanent. Plus our teachers were so helpful, and friendly. After you graduate you can put those experience on your resume and it will boost you up a lot for your work experience. Plus, Ms. Myra, the manager will help to fill out the NCLEX testing process and your nursing license. They will teach and take you to your every step. It was so helpful and thank you so much for Angeles College. read more

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Graduated from the LVN program in December passed my NCLEX on my first try. Clinical locations were always different which I thought was great to be able to gain experience in different settings. Theory classes were tough at times but as long as you study it's possible. What you learn in class is narrow due to the fact that it is a fast paced program so studying is absolutely necessary. Most instructors and staff were helpful and understanding, appreciate them! :) read more

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Good School, they have some amazing instructors both clinical and theory. I was able to pass my nclex on first try, ang get my license a couple days after thanks to Ms.Myra. I would like to thank Dr. Mariano she is the best theory instructor always made time for us even when she didn't have to. read more

If i can go back and choose a different school i would. Nothing was ever properly planned teachers and staff were all over the place changing schedules left and right. Never following through with the syllabus. The staff can blame covid or use other excuses to justify how faulty this program is but thats a lie. Some teachers went above and beyond and were helpful and actually cared about the students while most had preferences and were very unprofessional and rude. To end my review if your looking to start your nursing career , look for a different option! read more

I have just completed the LVN program here at Angeles College. It is an accelerated one year program, and they have an amazing staff who truly cares and supports you. Starting with admissions- Claudia and Eva- they have always been so supportive from Day 1 and are great at what they do. Financial aid counselor, Kathy, who guided me throughout the whole process with my student loans. VN Program Director, Mr. Bernard, who is also a great instructor; he always makes time to listen to our concerns and resolves any doubts we may have. Ms. Myra, who helped me with the Licensing and State Board Exam Application. My awesome instructors- Ms. Cynthia, Mr. Marcelo, and Ms. Alodia- I learned so much from them, especially during our clinical rotations; they always make time for us whenever we needed help and always make sure we fully understand their lectures. I am so excited to say that I just recently passed my NCLEX PN exam on my 1st try! I know I couldn't have done it without the support and encouragement of all the staff and instructors of Angeles College! Thank you so much! read more

I have been attending this school for a few months now and I can honestly say this is the worse nursing school to go to!! I have spoken to some of the students and they all say the exact same thing "we are not appreciated, we are not understood, we are basically treated like trash!" I'm sorry for a school that is charging almost $32,000 I would expect there to be a graduation, not just a paper given and there you go. Where in the hell is my money going?!?!! The dean of the school has an absurd amount of self entitlement. He(Sasha) believes students are allowed to be spoken to like little children or should I say more like trash. You have no right to speak to students in an ill-mannered way. This school doesn't even have the common decency to update students or give them proper teachings. For example, not having anything ready when it comes to sending students out to clinical sites. They would say that they are too busy to do anything. That its a student's responsibility to figure out the paperwork and modules needed in order to attend the clinical sites. In what way should that ever be a student's job? The dean consistently rearranges and changes the syllabus that they praise as a document of law. It can't even be followed by the own school itself. I am astounded at the fact that the school cannot provide any essentials for their students such as toilet paper, pens or paper if needed! If you are a student looking into going to the school please I beg you do not come here. Please any new students do not come here there's a reason why they don't have any new good reviews. Other than 3 years ago!. Please!! Do yourself a favor and don't make the same mistake I have made by attending this school read more

Two words : RUN AWAY If you would like a real thorough review of my experience as a nursing student here in Angeles College, feel free to message me. If you're the type of learner who can do it by yourself, this school might work perfectly. Pretty much throughout my school year, 2-3 of our teachers quit, and the DON quit before the school year even ended. It was very difficult to reach out to anyone with any of our concerns. There was no communication and you can just tell. Was not fair for the students. No clinical sites .... even asked our class to help with finding a clinical site. Ridiculous. For months we were doing our skills virtually ... had me inserting a "catheter" on my stuffed toy. Btw they didn't even provide the materials, so my "catheter" was actually my iPhone charger. What a joke. read more

Located in the heart of Koreatown, Angeles College is a great place to start your career in healthcare. Staffs here are amazing! I've taken enough credits from other colleges and was indecisive on which nursing school to attend... So far so good. If you are a current CNA and want continuing your education in nursing, Angeles College is the right school for you. You have to put a lot of work into it but definitely well-worth it! read more

Finally passed NCLEX on the first try and all I can say is that I couldn't have done it alone! While looking around for different schools, I'm so glad and greatful I chose to go to angeles college. The first thing I remember is feeling accepted, encouraged to the challenge and of course the first few months was a challenge itself but any nursing student would say that. During my time at ángeles college, I've met great people, made life long friends and have had the opportunity to learn from great teachers like Mrs. Erickzen, Mrs. Mia, Mrs. Roleen, Ms. Gg, and Mr. T. All whom have extensive backgrounds and experience in several fields and always have time to explain and even share stories to help you get an idea of what we're headed into. Thank you to the awesome staff that ALWAYS had kind words and time for me and my boat load of questions, all students would agree that without Myra, Claudia, Eve, Na'Desha, Evelyn, and Kathy this school would definitely wouldn't be the same. Words can't explain the gratitude I have towards your staff and teachers! I didn't think I could have made it to this point with out them. COVID caused a lot of change in my life, from being a in person student to online courses and Loosing so many family members along the way. I felt like giving up but I'm glad I didn't and all staff of angeles college helped along with my classmates. Nursing school was definitely hard, coming from someone who had no idea what I was getting into. All I can say to new students is take the time to understand, patience and communication is key. It was definitely hard but I'm all the more appreciative of my new title. I also want to add that while in my process for Nclex, both DONs Mr. Tanjusay and Ms. Rarang along with Mrs. Mia and Myra took the time to tutor me and help me understand. I don't t know if other DONs and staff go as far as they did but it definitely says a lot about how this school takes time and helps those who want to be helped. read more

Angeles college was a cool experience. It wasnt the greatest experience I could of had during my time but I went during 2020 which was the covid pandemic so it was a little messy, understandable of course. The instructor I had at the time was actually very knowledgeable and a great nurse, however, I don't know if she still works there but I could be wrong. They did what they could to provide us with a clinical experience during difficult times which is appreciated. After I had completed the course, the staff are still very helpful in seeing you succeed. Myra helped me out a lot in answering all my question needs. She was much more helpful than the dean at the time but I don't think he works there anymore. All in all, Angeles is a good school for the price! read more

Angeles college, a school with extraordinary staff members that care and nurture your dreams and goals you wish to pursue. If you're looking for a school to further your education this is a nice place to reach out to. I've attended this school and I can say with full confidence that you will succeed and gain the skills that are needed to succeed and pass expectations wherever you decide to work at after graduating. read more

if I could give it a negative star I would this college does not care for the students the staff and teachers act like students themselves. The start of the program is all great as long as they get your money because if they don't they become a collection agency with nonstop harassing calls and emails and threatening to drop you from the program. The D.O.N and her assistant are nice as long as you do as they say because if you don't they will try and trick you or drop you as a personal vendetta. The teachers are the same the entitlement and power tantrums run high he who dares to defied them shall feel their wrath. The staff like to pull rank and treat students like this is a dictatorship. Don't get me wrong they are several staff who should not be there mainly for the exceptional work and how truly caring they are to the students and the education they should be getting. The rest of the staff that call themselves teachers enjoy screaming and being rude towards students and treating them like garbage but if you dare to complain you are immediately reprimanded and shammed upon. This school never has supplies available for the students the hand me downs from goodwill just have to do. keep in mind they charge from 40,000-100,000 per student depending on the program. l would say do your research before getting into any school and don't let my mistake be yours. read more

I have completed the LVN program here at Angeles College. I was able to pass my NCLEX on the first try, and get my license right away after the result. Also, I can get a job after 3 weeks of the test. The school helps me to get a job really quickly. I have had the opportunity to learn from great teachers like Ms. Elsie, Ms. Erickzen, Ms. Eunice, Mr. Aguas, and Ms. Marla. I would like to special thank, Ms. Marla. She was my term 1 clinical and term 2 theory instructor. If I didn't learn from her, I will not get confidence in nursing. Maybe some people think her teaching is so hard, especially her test, but you are not just become a nurse. You are going to save someone's life, so you have to know the hard way, not the easy way. She doesn't teach A is A. Why A is A? This is her teaching. She isn't an easy instructor. She will help you how to approach the question and answer and wake up your brain. Also, she didn't discriminate against anyone. She is always willing to help students, especially those who want to know more. I really recommend people who want to be really GOOD nurses and who has eager to learn nursing, you need to take her class. This school or everywhere, they should make clones of her! (JK) Thanks to Ms.Myra! She helps with the processing of tests and follows up on all the things. read more

Now this review is long overdue now. But I couldn't have left this opportunity go to thank Angeles College, all the Amazing Staff!! The teachers , front desk (Claudia) , Ms Mayra, etc. I finish the Lvn program in Angeles College back in December 5 2019 #Lvn41 . Was able to take the NCLEX in January and passed on the first try. It was a crazyyyyy life changing experience. Best decision I've made in my life. I just want to thank Angeles College for giving me the opportunity to be part of an amazing journey in there campus. Since finishing my course and passing the NCLEX i was hired within 2 weeks of applying. Been an employee at a great facility with great Pay !! as a Charge Nurse taken care of 39 patients. Life is great!! Now I can't say it's easy, because it's not but if you put all your effort into learning you can do it too. . Thank you Angeles College read more

I spent over 1 year at this school. I had great experiences and awesome instructors. I was in the LVN program, and I had no medical background at all before it. Yes, it was a hard course, but totally worth it to challenge yourself. Because you will learn all the information you need to get your license and get the clinical experience as well. I would highly recommend the LVN Program to anyone looking for a way to get a quick career. 13 months seems like a long time, but it really goes by quickly. read more

Highly recommend this school if you want to go get yah LVN license. Passed the NCLEX on first try and I personally feel like they overprepare you (in a good way) Shoutout to Ms Zabrina, Ms Erikson. Great school, especially during covid. Will definitely miss the staff. Long story short: Nursing school is hard, don't be scared to fail, learn, and move on. read more

I started this program with little to no knowledge/experience in the medical field and I'm glad I chose Angeles College to start my nursing foundation. The staff was excellent and work with you in every aspect of the way and my peers were just as great and make the learning experience as smooth as possible. The addition of implementing the ATI testing platform drastically increased my chances of passing the NCLEX first try! Easy to adjust to the fast-paced learning environment and quickly introduces you to the world of nursing, so be ready! read more

I took the LVN program at Angeles College and graduated on March 2020, I took the Nclex PN shortly after and passed it on the first try with the minimum number of questions by early May I already had my LVN license, If you are looking to start your nursing career Angeles College is the place to go! The staff is friendly and very helpful Claudia and Eva (admissions) they always have a smile on their faces, Ms. Cynthia, Mr. T, Ms. Leny and Ms. Alodia they are very knowledgable and truly care about their students & last but not least Ms. Myra she makes the process very smooth when it comes to applying for Nclex and licensing. read more

I completed the accelerated LVN program here in June of 2022, and to say the least, it was a difficult school experience from the management side of this private school organization. Did I learn a lot.. yes. Did I pass the NCLEX first try... yes, but the organization from the dean, office, and a few instructors made it very difficult to keep up. There is little to no communication among head departments which left instructors and students confused on several occasions. It was a stressful situation for instructors and students during the program who wanted to do things properly. E-mails going unanswered, Different instructions from different faculty, Deadlines that are received hours before, etc. Nonetheless, if you can look over the garbage fire of management that goes on here, then I recommend the school. This school has great and knowledgeable instructors that care about your learning and hands-on experience. They can answer any and all questions you may have and pass down their wisdom so you can better yourself for when the time comes to be on your own. The school does provide you with the materials to learn and pass the NCLEX and the instructors with proper guidance to help you understand what to expect on the job. Private schools are known for being for-profit.. but I believe that this school is slowly and steadily making the experience better for future students even though for-profit schools get a bad rep for not caring about you. If management can get better, I would give this a 5. read more

I am currently attending Angeles College, about half way into my MA Course and I love it! The Instructor I started with was great and I was sad to see her move on to a different opportunity but my new instructor is amazing as well. You can tell they make wise decisions as far as staffing. Everyone from the front office to my instructor are all very kind and really helpful and has been great from the first day of my enrollment. I don't ever really do reviews but I feel this school and my class/instructor deserves an honest review. My instructor has a great way of patiently teaching us in individual ways that will allow us all to understand and Excel in every area we all may have not been comfortable in. In this short period of time of her being here I've become more confident in my lab procedures and look forward to class everyday. Money well spent ! Ps. I must mention we absolutely do not sit in class and watch videos for hours. Completely inaccurate. read more

I graduated from Angeles college on October 2019. I had a great experience as a student.The lectures were very productive which was of great importance for me as so were clinicals. In my personal opinion the Clinical instructors were the best for me because I learned a lot from them on how to care for others.I was very lucky to have been an Angeles College student. read more

I completed the phlebotomy and MA program here. It was fantastic, the schedule was great and staff were amazing. Nadine was always available to help answer any of my questions. Iliana helped a great deal in job and internship placement. Overall I couldn't be happier with my experience! read more

If I could have put 0 stars, trust me I would have. This collage is nothing but unorganized, no one knows what their job is, and everyone is doing anything but what they are supposed to do. Starting with the administration ending it with the teachers. Teachers barely teach anything and you have to learn everything by yourself. There is no quality in this school. When you want to join, it feels like you are about to enter an amazing college, however, a little before graduation, you end up in a really bad situation and start regretting your choice. It is more of a business than an actual learning place. In conclusion do anything you want but don't attend this college. read more

Been attending for two months now I love it !!! In a month I already learned how to administer vaccinations and tb tests !! Staff are amazing also my instructor mrs. Lopez is amazing !!! She works with you and is very straight forward !! The school has helped me more then schooling but in financial aid . Please stop by for a tour you'll love it read more

I just got LVN licence from this college. Professors are very patient, and have passion to teach every student. This school has 100% to pass NCLEx-PN in first attempt. SO I strongly to recommend to you who want become a nurse in shortly. read more

I graduated from the Angeles college on July 19 2019 and I am training at nursing home now. I recommend the lvn course because there are a lot of jobs.Angeles college has three good things.First, aside from the $ 29,000 tuition fee, no further fees are required.Second, it will be completed in just one year without extending the curriculum. Third, this school does not drop students with sincerity and effort. I recommend the school. read more

This school is great. When I found out it let you make payments, I did not think twice. It is affordable and have evening classes. They are also willing to work around your schedule in case you cannot leave early enough from work to get to class. Mr. Lopez is great! Really takes his time to explain each chapter. read more