I'm so grateful for all the help I received from Marilyn! She went above and beyond to help me get…read moreinto the LVN program as soon as possible. She believed in me, encouraged me, and made the entire process so much easier and less stressful. I truly appreciate her patience, support, and dedication. Thank you, Marilyn, for believing in me and helping me take this important step toward my future!

I had an amazing experience at North west College. Marilynn Villarreal made me feel welcome very…read moresupportive going into surgical technician program. Marilynn answer all my questions made me feel great and excited to get into this program :)

My experience at RCI was a unique combination of challenging and rewarding…read more I recently completed the MLT program and was board certified shortly afterwards. Without a doubt, this was one of the most challenging experiences for me in academia, and I have an advanced degree in Biology. So, whatever you do, do not take this program lightly. The material covered is very comprehensive, with certain aspects mirroring year one of medical school. Given the duration of the program, there will unquestionably be times when you're overcome by the sheer volume of material covered in such a short time frame. Whatever you do, **don't get discouraged.** Stay the course. Rest assured, the staff at RCI are there to support you as best as they can. Because your success is a direct reflection of them-- their ability to ensure you are well prepared for the board exam and will make a positive contribution to the medical community at large. You see, everyone has a common goal here. The goal is for you to succeed. Outstanding experience overall. But again, this is far from easy. While the role is that of technician, this is not an "on the surface" academic program. The demand is great, and the bar is high. Although, you've been given somewhat of a head start seeing as the support system at RCI is stellar. The instructors and laboratory training are top tier. What's more, there is an underlying kindness that reverberates throughout the RCI campus fostering a strong sense of hope. But... RCI can only go so far. Be prepared to put in the work. The end result will be everything you hoped it would be (and more) in the healthcare sector. So, what are you waiting for? Enroll now! As RCI says, this is your "Gateway to a New Beginning." You've got this.

I completed the RCI VN Program and appreciated the opportunity to be part of one of their earlier…read morecohorts. The program is fast-paced and requires a lot of self-discipline, but the instructors were knowledgeable and willing to answer questions when needed. Overall, the program provided structure and support during an important step toward licensure!

With full transparency, this program was not designed to be easy…read more You will definitely give all of your time, your energy, your effort, and sometimes, your sanity. What you will receive, however, are those same sacrifices from each staff member at Marsha Fuerst. Throughout my time here, I have been challenged more than I ever thought I would be, but I have also been met with more support and encouragement than my heart could handle. Being a part of this program has transformed me into a more confident, compassionate, and curious individual while also providing me with the tools I need to be successful as an RN. I've read through some of the reviews and all that I can say is, this program is as committed to our success as we are, so if we are not succeeding, maybe it is a call to look inward and grow. If you humble yourself and learn to read between the lines, you will see that each person here WILL challenge you, WILL press you, WILL correct you, but it is because through their wisdom, they see something in us that we fail to recognize at times. And they are not merciless, they will not ruin your life, but they will apply just enough pressure to sprout the seeds planted inside of every one of their students. The path to becoming a nurse is not easy for anyone, however, thanks to the unwavering standard held by MFSON West Covina, the journey for me was one of the most rewarding, transformational experiences of my life. A few nuggets of wisdom given to me: it's okay to go underwater as long as you learn how to come up for air, don't be a task monkey, and success water is the best water. Thank you all for keeping the bar high, for speaking life and encouragement into me, for freely sharing your wisdom (regarding nursing as well as life), and for being the hands that walked me along the path when I felt lost. Thank you for helping me see my worth as a student and a person. As I close one chapter to begin another, I will proudly remember where I came from and confidently uphold the values of compassion, understanding, safety, accountability, integrity, and respect, just as they were to me here.

I successfully graduated from this program and passed my NCLEX, and I truly couldn't have done it…read morewithout the continued support of the faculty. Due to personal reasons, it took me some time after graduation to finally sit for the NCLEX. Even though I was technically done with the program, the faculty never abandoned me. They continued to reach out, check in, and offer guidance and resources to help me prepare. Their support went far beyond what was required. They genuinely care about their students success, not just during the program but even afterward. This program doesn't just educate you it stands by you. I am incredibly grateful for the encouragement, dedication, and belief they had in me until the very end.

Hi I'm in their part time VN program, currently in term 3. I've had a positive experience at this…read moreschool so far. The instructors and staff have been supportive, and I appreciate the guidance they provide throughout the program. The coursework can be challenging, but it has helped me improve my knowledge, confidence, and clinical skills. I'm grateful for the opportunities I've received and look forward to continuing my education here.

I completed term one with Dr Greg and Ms. Eugenia who are very experienced in presenting the…read morematerials and skills for nursing fundamentals and pharmacology. i was doing rather well in term one because i was told not to work when i first inquired. My admissions was Ms Dina who was very thorough with her introduction to the VN program and let me know what to expect even before i started the program. When you look for nursing programs in the La Puente and West Covina areas, you should give the school a call.

I completed my manicuring program here about 2 weeks. Ms. Carillo is so nice, helpful and…read moreknowledgeable. I loved this program and would do it all over again if I could. Very affordable programs

It's amazing you'll get what you need & you'll have a great time, I was planning on just working…read moreretail until I found out about HVAC

Working with Premier Career College has been a wonderful and stress-free experience. They guided us…read morethrough the university applications and essay prompts every step of the way. I'm happy to say that my daughter was accepted to almost every university she applied to. Their team was attentive, supportive, and highly communicative throughout the entire process. I highly recommend them.

Current student here at premiere career college, I can tell you this program is going to push you…read moreto your limits. You will definitely be challenged from day one. But that's not just the academics. Be ready to put effort into your lab, lecture, and clinical. You will gain experience depending on the amount of effort you're willing to put into. What really makes the difference is the staff. Ms. Veronica and Ms. Elgie, in particular. They go above and beyond to make sure students don't just get through the material, but actually understand it and apply it confidently. Whether it's just another professor who stays after class to explain something again, or gives you the real and encouraging feedback needed to move forward, these people truly invest in you. All the support I have received has given me the confidence to know that I will be successful in the operating room, not just as a student, but as a member of the surgical team.

I've spent the past year studying at Inter Coast College and have learned wiring methods,…read moreelectrical safety, conduit bending, motor controls, and how to use the NEC. The instructors helped me build confidence through hands-on training. I highly recommend this school to anyone pursuing a career as an electrician.

Learned a lot and the staff is very helpful! Warren, George and Cindy always made sure we had the…read morehelp we needed and answered any questions we had. Having staff that was employed in the field also allowed them to give us real world insight on what to expect on the job and how to even handle specific things. Greatly appreciate them and all they did and they even prepared me for my first job as well!

APU is a well-organized university with honest, professional, and polite staff. Everyone has been…read morerespectful, and helpfulI . I appreciate their excellent communication and commitment to helping students succeed.

If you're a student in search of a strong academic environment, I recommend reconsidering this…read moreschool. It requires staff to sign an oath not to teach anything that conflicts with their faith, which I find deeply concerning. In my view, educators should be free to provide instruction based on established science and broad academic standards rather than being restricted by religious doctrine. Personally, I feel this approach stifles open inquiry and critical thinking, and I don't believe such policies foster a healthy learning atmosphere. If you value a well-rounded education guided by evidence-based teaching, you may want to look elsewhere.

Best teacher ever! She works with you as you go. Easy to learn from and understand that people have…read moredifferent learning styles.

This 5 star rating was long overdue. I went here April 2016 for my CNA then after went for my CHHA…read morehere. Ms Linda is an awesome teacher, she educates you more, she is fun yet a serious teacher. Ms Linda cares and wants you to pass, also she wants you to continue your journey in the medical field. If you want a smart educated teacher, who is caring and works with your schedule, I suggest to go with this school. I really enjoyed my time here and my clinical site. Fyi CNA is in high demand right now..You can easily get a job as long as you have a clean background check. Use this as a stepping stone for your dream career..I know I am and no she is not paying me to write this review. I am doing it myself from the heart. Good luck!

Hands down best nursing school onboarding experience ever. I attended an informational session via…read moreZoom hosted by Faby, and was immediately impressed by her professionalism, clarity, and passion for helping future nurses succeed. She answered every question thoroughly and made the entire process feel approachable and exciting. From that moment on, every interaction with Stanbridge University Alhambra has reinforced that I made the right choice. The staff is incredibly savvy--knowledgeable, efficient, and genuinely invested in student success. They make navigating admissions, financial aid, and class scheduling feel seamless. You can tell they've put serious thought into every step of the process. The BSN program itself is well-structured, comprehensive, and built to support students from day one. The curriculum, resources, and clinical partnerships are all designed with the end goal in mind: producing excellent, confident nurses. I feel like I'm part of something special here. Stanbridge isn't just a school it's a launchpad for your nursing career.

Look for other schools, this one doesn't like to help there students unless it's apart of their…read moreenrollment process $$. They'll look for any chance to change the curriculum and policies throughout each term to make it harder for the next cohorts. "We have larger cohorts because the weak ones will fall off" . They also don't follow their own published policy's. For nursing school the lack of empathy and understanding they have for their students is foul. As an RN I always encourage other future RNs and LVNs to avoid this school completely.