If you are over the age of 18 looking for a new career or a first career to have so many options,…read moredaytime classes, nighttime classes it's an adult school now

I am currently in the #CALRegional phlebotomy program at #Norwalk La Mirada. My teacher is…read moreMs.Valerie and she is great! You can tell she genuinely wants you to pass the class and become a successful phlebotomist. This is a great place to learn!

I'm currently a senior in the DMS program and my experience with the school has been amazing. The…read moreteachers are amazing and have lots of experience about the field, which has been very helpful with what to expect and prepare for when you finish the program. I can't speak for all classes but since you stay with the same group of people you get to make friendships and connections with amazing people who share the same passion as you. I wouldn't say the program is hard but it's also not easy, you have to put effort and dedication because the program is pretty fast paced.

It is poorly ran. Very unethical. It's the day of my graduation and I just found out that my…read moreinstructors don't care about their students and are choosing not to come to graduation. What's that all about? My instructor straight out told me she's not coming because she's not getting paid. I get it, I don't want you working for free. But dude, you're really not gonna pay your teachers. So that they can come, watch their students graduate. Don't you make enough money on TikTok? With your little videos, Billie shake could do a show up to my graduation. You suck this whole school sucks. Do not come here at all.

This review is for NABJJF tournaments that are hosted here throughout the year. Parking is $5. You…read morecan prepay or purchase on day of the tournament. There are places to eat within walking distance. We usually eat at Innout next door. There are also vendors that have food near the entrance. These tournaments are pretty good. Usually runs on time, double elimination and they have both gi and nogi. You can purchase VIP mat access as a parent. They allow coaches during matches. They give free rashguards. Much better than the t shirts they used to give away. This is a great tournament to begin your competition journey. Sometimes you get some competitors from Jiujitsu World League and IBJjF here, which means you get to compete against them at a fraction of the cost compared to other tournaments. If you are one of the first 100 people to register, you can do gi and nogi for 79.99 total. That can't be beat as other tournaments cost over a hundred for one division. Spectator fee is $12 on line and $15 at the door. They don't accept cash. Definitely recommend.

Two for cleanliness Otherwise no directories…read moreNo signs on buildings No air conditioning I am given a guest password for wifi Too long to remember And still have to re login every five min with a new password

Friendly staff always willing to help you achieve your goals. I attend school here and really enjoy…read moreit. They have classes mornings and evenings teachers are awesome. Mrs Okeke & Mrs Romero & Mrs Davies are really great teachers. I highly recommended it

Worst school ever There's a teacher there named Mr Bark doesn't teach Jack in the class you…read morebasically go there to teach yourselves genuinely wasted almost one year at this school...

Excellent, Professional Staff, excellent English Classes, Levels 1 through 6, High School Diploma…read moreClasses, Security Guard Training Classes, Nursing Assistant, Cooking, Child Development, U.S. Citizenship Interview Preparation and Computer Classes. Very friendly and professional service and environment.

This review is about the security class I took at this school, I have heard great things about the…read moreother classes and professors at this school but my review is focused solely on my experience with this class. I took the firearms class with instructor Henry Fimbres and it was a bad experience. The firearms class was 4 days long and its a 14 hour course, I have done it with other security companies and it goes smoothly plus its a relaxed setting. On the first day I walk in the instructor is wearing what looks like cargo board shorts and open toed sandals, kinda strange right off the bat. When it came to teaching, it was absolutely grueling and somewhat inconsistent with the material. For instance the instructor heavily emphasized the importance of gun safety for what felt like an eternity by giving us example after example about unlawful gun use and how security officers have been sued for misusing their firearms. Strangely on the third day (which we really didn't do anything it was like a filler day) he had a shooting simulator and you are basically playing the house of dead but with human actors. You are popping off people left and right on the screen the whole time which I guess is great target practice but these scenarios were unrealistic to what a security officer would face and probably ingrained bad situational habits that could actually get you sued in real life. Another activity they had us doing was loading magazines with the focus loading until your fingers were in pain. Fimbres tells the entire class that you will only have a limited time on the range so learn how to load fast but this is not true at all, you will have plenty of time to load all of your magazines since he stays there at the range and shoots extra rounds for fun so don't stress about that. Also why would you be loading rounds while on the job as a security officer? your magazines should be loaded before you arrive to work. What I did not like is that they have you fill out almost the entire BSIS packet (they filled out one small portion). I can understand from their point of view that certain information such as your name, address, telephone number, etc should be filled out by you since you know those details better than anyone else and it saves them time even though they only have like 6 students. Every security training company I know fills out the rest of the application especially the licensing part and the top part of the firearms qualification application since BSIS is extremely particular of minor mistakes and you can be waiting months just for a rejection letter. On the third day at least Fimbres could have covered those sections with that whole class if he doesn't want to fill them out instead of shooting people on a screen. Henry's wife was rude also, when I politely approached her to ask questions about the form she wasn't any help at all and just makes you feel stupid as if you should know what a PI (QM)1 is. To add onto that she would walk around the students sitting in class like a DI, almost as if she was a nun at a strict catholic middle school correcting students for minor inconsistencies. For us it was cell phones on the tables or what kind fluids are in the students containers but there was no help from her when it came to filling out paperwork. Anyways, you will have to call another security company and have them take care of the paperwork and have them look it over before you send it off to BSIS because here at this class they will not help you out. Even when I called them later on to ask about a few questions regarding the paperwork it was hard to get ahold of anyone since the number they put down on the application goes to the schools front desk and not to Henry Fimbres. So anyways to save everyone time they could just have you fill out there paperwork there and look it over for any missing sections or mistakes before they send you on your way but that makes too much sense. Another minor detail is that Fimbres gets weird if you take restroom breaks, by weird is that he will snap at you if you take "too many" or too long so it was this weird creepy controlling atmosphere. So don't drink any water either before coming to class or else you will get on his bad side without knowing it. Anyways save yourself the time and go to another security training company. I thought I was getting a deal paying $50 bucks for a firearms class but really it was not worth it, I would rather pay a couple of hundred more for a pleasant experience.

I walked the campus over 2 days since I was in the area. Very clean and vibrant. Larger than I…read morewas expecting and impressed. Great college to go to with major items in campus to do. Students everywhere and getting ready for spring break.

We are year one here. My child is an intelligent and independent young person…read more First. Nearly every thing that is attractive here for students is under construction. I believe 2028 is est completion. They are doing it all at once as opposed to different areas at a time. My child had an issue with a roommate situation. I'm about empowering my kids to figure things out. After a very discouraging initial experience with the mental health services on campus, my son finally got a little direction. Then dealing with BMAC was a whole other issue. It's like they knew these kids don't understand how to navigate the system, so instead of helping direct them, they make it difficult and drawn out. Another issueI was double charged for tuition. They don't send the people who ACTUALLY pay the bill the info. They're "teaching the kids to be adults" and although I support that it's quite frankly ridiculous that I as a parent can't see a bill!! Need to call the bursar's office? Says they open at 8am but the recording at 815am says they're not avail and hi call back during normal hours. Lastly, the amount of money I'm paying and the amount of classes that get canceled is pretty crazy. I feel like I'm owed a refund.

I recently finished this course with Mrs. Acosta, who is very knowledgeable and proficient in her…read moreinstruction. I am a certified medical assistant, who already had experience in venipuncture but learned so much more from taking this course with Mrs. Acosta. She is very patient with her students and supports them throughout the process, which can be scary for first time students. I was very impressed with her teaching skills and her steady demeanor. I would definitely recommend this course and especially this instructor for future students.

I had the pleasure of being a volunteer at Phlebotomy Training Specialists in the city of Artesia…read more My husband, Terrance and I came out to support our sister Ebony in the completion of her phlebotomy certification. It has a great atmosphere. The environment is very clean and organized. The formant is done very professionally. The training exhibited and performed was as if we were in a medical facility. We were able to ask Ebony lots of questions.We were able to learn a lot about how blood is drawn, the location of the veins and the names of the veins. We also learned why blood may be drawn from specific locations of the body. I was amazed at the wealth of knowledge that our sister was able to learn and exhibit in such a short time. Her instructor, Mrs. Acosta showed exemplary support in the task Ebony was performing. Mrs. Acosta has amazing energy. She was very approachable as well as very knowledgeable. If you know, someone that's considering becoming a phlebotomist, I recommend this School for your training and certification. And if you are in the area drop in to volunteer in helping a student.

CDU Charles Drew University's SSA Saturday Science Academy for the children of the community is an…read moreexcellent program for the kids. It's beneficial, uplifting and inspirational giving young students the opportunity for positive extracurricular academic advantages in science. There is campaign seeking financial support via donations to keep the program running that probably could benefit from corporate sponsorships. The campus is beautiful

CDU celebrates every culture. This was Pacific Islander's Day. There was good food and…read moreentertainment.