I want to take the time to give a big thank you and share my experience with Contractors State…read moreLicense school. From the beginning, they have been extremely helpful and supportive in helping me get my paperwork organized and preparing me for the process of getting my Contractors License. A special thank you to my Student Administrator, Diana Lizarraga. She has gone above and beyond to help guide me through the process, answer all my questions, and make sure I was on the right path. Her quick responses, patience, and dedication made a huge difference and gave me confidence moving forward. I truly appreciate all the help and support I have received. I highly recommend this school to anyone looking to start their journey toward getting their contractor's license. They have a great team that genuinely cares about helping their students succeed.

Lorena was the best she very professional. She always trying to help with getting everything…read morearranged. Definitely need to come here for any questions! Thanks!

NWC is an awesome college for people that are motivated to finish fast and can get things done on…read moretheir own. If you require hand holding this may not be the place for you. However, there is no better place to be taught accountability and encouragement as I complete my acquire my degree.

First! I would like to point out the majority of these positive reviews are for the admissions…read morecounselors (the ones who benefit from you signing up so duh they'll be supportive) and the AMAZING clinical team (they have you for clinicals which is mostly hands on, not theory, although they would probably be great at that too). But I would not wish this school as a whole on my worst enemy. I have gone through my bachelors and stupidity fell for that this would be a good stepping stone before BSN which if any of the staff had any morals they would have said. That being said I know school. I usually LOVE school, but this LVN program is not school. It feels like a humiliation/right of passage/im not helping bc no one helped me thing and it's disgusting. I have no kind words to say and im sure no one else does either. I understood and fell in love with nursing because of professor simple nursing and YouTube and mark k bc I WORKED MY ASS OFF but there were times the school made it feel like they wanted us to fail. On top of all that when we passed our exit and became graduates the horror show did not end. The director didn't allow us to sign up for the NCLEX on our own and forced us to wait three weeks to sign up together ultimately delaying us and decreasing our chances of passing based on the statistics on how long you wait. When I took my exit I was 95% passed rate accordingly to the software we used. I study daily but it's just hard working so hard and not receiving any respect or kindness from anyone (except the wonderful and amazing clinical instructor). DEEPLY DISAPPOINTING & borderline traumatizing passed my NCLEX & exit exam & absolutely no thanks to them

My journey at Gurnick,..... absolutely breathtaking. The moment I decided to become a health care…read moreworker I knew that Gurnick would be my best option. I called so many schools and compared my options, but nothing came close to what Gurnick had to offer me. The school curriculum and high standards of high achievement are met fully. The staff follows all protocols that need to be met for your best interest in mind. I appreciate that every single staff in the business are trained to work in harmony with one another. At GURNICK everyone is team player. Thank you for motivating me, and creating a wonderful space to learn. I will forever be a Gurnick student. I'm proud to say that. Best wishes for everyone who embarks in the health care field.

I was very disappointed in the lack of follow through on the requitement teams end. We had a great…read moreconversation, understood the next steps, requested my transcriptions and completed the application as told. I have followed up 6 times since then (about 6 week window) via phone and text. I have received no response back. I went as far as to say in my last message that if I was not approved after they reviewed my application to make me aware so I could search for another program. Unfortunately I will be in search of another program, which is disappointing given the rating a proximity to my home.

I am what you might call a "mature" student. I was looking for a training program that would be…read morefast and affordable. During COVID, I had time on my hands, and my daughter was also looking to enter the medical field, so we ended up doing the Clinical Medical Assistant program together. Other types of Medical Assistant programs take up to 10 months and cost a bundle, this one takes between 6 and 11 weeks. This gives you all the back office skills, and that is what I wanted. I couldn't be more thrilled with my instructor, and the office staff at this location. They are fun, supportive, flexible, and all around amazing. We are about halfway through the program, and my daughter will be doing a Phlebotomy course once we're done. I can't say enough good things about this place.

Curso completo y con practicas . Muy accesible precios y horarios lo recomiendo para poder sacar el…read morecurso de medical assistant y otros....teachers muy amables y conocedores del tema gracias Teacher Diana por sus consejos y enseñanzas y gracias a todo el staff Ernesto y Gaby por todo su ayuda y apoyo

I went through the MR program here, and I have to say that the program is very organized and well…read moreplanned out. The school has all the knowledge required to become successful in the field, and the staff does an amazing job instilling that knowledge into students. The best part about the school is Simone, the program director. She is the absolute hardest worker I know, while also being the one who cares the most for the students. As a student, even if you do not have many interactions with her, she still knows who you are and she works hard for you, especially in the background where all the work that she does is even more thankless. I do not understand how she can accomplish everything that she does, but my only explanation is that she must have more than the 24 hours in a day that the rest of us have.

I wish there was negative stars to give My experience with the X-ray program at Casa Loma College…read moreNashville was disappointing and, at times, unprofessional. The environment often felt more like a high school than a professional healthcare education program. Favoritism appeared to play a significant role in how students were treated. Behavior that was overlooked for some students resulted in disciplinary action for others. I observed instructors and staff engaging in conduct that I felt was inappropriate for an educational setting, including discussing students, allowing nicknames that could be viewed as unprofessional, and tolerating behavior that created a negative learning environment. When concerns about misconduct were raised, I did not see meaningful action taken. Academically, I felt the instruction was lacking. Much of the teaching consisted of reading directly from textbooks or slideshows with limited explanation or hands-on guidance. Given the relatively small teacher-to-student ratio, it was concerning to see such a low percentage of students successfully pass certain courses. I also witnessed accommodations and grading adjustments that appeared inconsistent among students. The learning environment was frequently disrupted by unrelated conversations during labs and quizzes. Lab sessions often lacked structure, and equipment or procedures did not always function as expected. Rather than fostering student success, the atmosphere often felt discouraging and unsupportive. For a program that requires a significant financial investment, I expected a higher level of professionalism, accountability, and educational quality. Unfortunately, my experience did not provide the preparation or support I believe students deserve when pursuing a career in radiologic technology.

I just graduated from the DA program and the experience was great for me…read more Dr. Belinda, the success and achievement of your students would not have been possible without your experience, support perseverance and insight. You are truly the teacher who builds a solid foundation for the future success of your students. Shanon the admissions director was really amazing and helped me out so many times with scheduling and financials. She is very sweet and compassionate. I will definitely come back in fall for my RDA program. Thank you again for everything and the amazing experience.

This school is the best! I highly recommend this school for your certifications. Dr.Ren and Dr. Van…read moreare both great teachers. They both make the lectures fun and informative. You'll love them just as much as I do. If you're thinking about it...don't, just sign up!

Kimberlyn is very helpful and will make sure you're 100% confident before the course is over. She's…read morevery experienced and informative.

I attended Kimberlyn's Corporate Flight Attendant training & found her extremely knowledgeable and…read moreexperienced. She is very personable and passionate about training her students. Excellent trainer and absolutely LOVELY lady. I highly recommend her training program to any flight attendant looking for Corporate Flight Attendant training. She's the best! I HIGHLY recommend!! Loved her & her training program.

Zero I took my…read morePhysician Assistant boards examination at this location. Before I say anything else, I would like to note that the woman who signed me in and helped me with my exam was very kind and did everything she could to help me and the other students. Testing centers are guaranteed to be quiet, safe spaces. I have been to several testing centers before, and I have never had such a horrible testing experience. This site had constant loud conversations that the test-takers could hear, non-test takers coming in and out of the room to move things around, employees talking to each other in the testing room, and last but not least, construction with hammering and drilling. This is unacceptable and unheard of for a standardized testing center. We were told that the construction would end at 10:00am. That did not happen. I have spent the last 6 years of my life devoted to becoming a Physician Assistant. This was the most important test of my entire life, because it was a determination of all my efforts and my career depended upon it. Not only that, but I spent over $500 for this exam. I spent my 6-hour exam repeatedly distracted and unable to perform the way I could have. People, CONSTRUCTION DURING A STANDARDIZED TEST. The owner of this site was extremely rude and had zero consideration for the people around him. When I asked to be relocated to a different computer because of a fault of that specific computer, he scolded me, not even knowing why I was asking to be relocated. He told me it was my problem. The computer's error was my problem. Furthermore, COVID-19 regulations at testing centers are mandatory. The owner and several women in the office refused to put on a mask. You all are endangering yourselves and everyone around you, as well as breaking regulations. HOWEVER, thank you again to the kind woman who took care of us, changed my computer twice, and did her best in a difficult and tense environment. I appreciate you and I'm sorry I didn't ask for your name.

They are very helpful both in the administration and the…read moreteaching of the concepts necessary to attain employable job skills.

Tasha is an extraordinary coach and mentor. I have known her for many years and I have great…read morerespect for her technical skills and devotion to her students.

The second most degrading moment I have publicly experienced happened in two classes here…read more Instructors were all rude and boastful about "bashing people all the time." Students fly in from out of state and feel as if they're untouchable royalty after enrolling in this class. Newsflash out of towners, you never know who you could be speaking to. I recommend Tasha speaks with her students and staff because what I have encountered was not professional, respectful or welcoming.