The student support is too bad. My daughter was there to resolve an issue with finance front desk…read more Here is the quote: "The employee to whom I was trying to talk was so busy with her mobile phone. As I was talking "in the air", she occasionally had half a look with a totally irrelevant answer, then got busy with her mobile phone again. Wasted half a day and returned with my unsolved questions". I wonder if there is any supervision system in place. I don't know whom to talk with further?

I went back to college! Ok not really. I went to Folsom Lake College to use the tennis courts which…read moreare free of charge. Parking is $2 though. But good news is that the parking fee is temporarily suspended due to COVID. This review is just for the tennis courts.; the Sue Lorimer & Bob Bruns Tennis Complex. The courts were clean and maintained. They have 8 courts that are nicely spaced out and have a 4 feet tall fencing between the side by side courts. Each court has a covered bench. On the weekends, there is campus security present. An emergency blue box call phone is located on the pathway from the parking lot between the courts and running track. Plus monitored cameras. So no funny business. No skateboarding, bicycling, roller skating, picnicking, playing basketball ... other horseplay stuff other than tennis on the courts. The formal rules are posted throughout. Another thing to note is that near the front of court 1, facing the track, is the posting of Folsom Lake College's collegiate tennis schedule. On those game days, the courts are closed to public play. Game. Set. Match.

I graduated from this school April 2013. There is a lot to consider before you attend this…read moreschool.For example, this school is very challenging and you're going to have to work very hard to get through it. Only sign up to come here if you really want to be a successful RT. With that being said, I met some great people here. The staff all had encouraging things to say to me when I was getting discouraged during my job hunting. That really meant a lot to me because I was getting hopeless, not to mention anticipating school loan bills. About 5 months later, I finally found a RT job. After you graduate, don't expect jobs to fall out of the sky. You're going to have to hit the grind, build a million portfolios, and network like crazy. In addition to that, this school has an amazing career advisor and I still get compliments to this day on my resume. I give this school a five because they truly did give me the tools to be successful, but they also were realistic and gave me the confidence to face the daunting task of job hunting. Encouraging staff is something that you can't put a price on.

Not very please with this school and so far I've been waiting over a month to take the entrance…read moreexam for the RT program. The communication is not good and I'm not getting good support from the admission dpt for the RT program. I've been trying to take the entrance exam for the RT program for a month now. Last school I attended I didn't have this issue taking an entrance exam it was simple and an easy process.

I wanted to take a moment to give a positive review, I had looked into a PhD program here and ended…read moreup going with another program. Amanda who followed up was very professional and polite when I told her I had chose something else, wishing me well on my journey in my program. I appreciate good customer service in this day and age.

Absolute joke of a program. 5 different advisors, none of which are available for 7-10 business…read moredays (except collections dept) CROOKS

Don't go here!!!!!! They take your money and then prevent you from finishing the program…read more Everything (materials, equipment) here is outdated. They have a strong turnover rate for teachers (30 in the past year) which speaks volumes. Dr. McLean has made several sexist remarks to students. The reviews you see here are all fake and are outdated. Save your time and money.

I worked my butt off and scored the highest GPA among my classmates. When it was my turn to get an…read moreexternship I thought I could choose between the best sites, boy was I wrong, I got the furthest and worst sites. I'm a disabled veteran and at one site after the 3rd day there the white male tech told to get lost. Being a minority I felt he was racist, but at MCCNC they wrote me up and blamed me. The best sites went to the women who had C averages, having a pair between your legs is definitely a disadvantage at MCCNC.

This school is a fuking scam!! If I could give this a negative infinity review I would!…read more For 8 years this school has been around, they promised their pharmacy students that there will be financial aid from the federal government via Fafsa... They LIED. They kept delaying us and delaying us, telling us, "Oh we are in the process", "Oh we are going to get it soon"... All of it was bullshiet. We recently in August 2015, found out that they, and I quote in their email "We decided not to participate"... Finally they admit the truth, instead of bullshieting and avoiding the question. Alvin Chen and Norman Fong; the president and Vice President of this school, don't give a fuk about you... They provide you loans from private banks with 5-6% interest rates, which are unsubsized... So that it stacks up... You will be in debt for the rest of your life! Don't go to this school, there are plenty of other options. These two scam artists are going to do that same thing with their new opening of med school and undergraduate... Our money used to open more schools to scam more students. Avoid this school. I used an alternative account to protect my identity. But feel free to ask the pharmacy students of this school their HONEST OPINION. Thank you for reading my review.

From the owner: Higher education: undergraduate and postbaccalaureate programs, and professional schools. A science…read morecamp for high school students takes place every summer.

I am a graduate of Bryan College Massage Therapy program. Throughout the program I worked a…read morefull-time job and went to school full time. I knew that this was going to be tough on me and my personal life, but it was only 15 months. As soon as I got to my 500 hours I received my CMT License by the State of California. Did I stop there school that point? NO. The second year course happen to be the courses that I use the most in my practice today. Understanding people's dosha, allows me to use the right type of oil for them. Thai stretches have been incorporated into my sports massage. Special Population massage just happens to be the majority of my business. If you think all you are going to do is work on people who just want Swedish Massage, and Deep Tissue, then you are mistaken. My clients have fibromyalgia, lymphatic build up, and low range of movement. You do not learn this is only 500 hours of education. Bryan College stands out in the field because of the education you receive, and the in-depth knowledge that the staff has. My teachers were willing to stay after class and work with my on my technique when I wanted help. Having a school clinic, allowed me to get my nervousness out of the way on the public before I went out to look for work. On my first paid client, I felt confident and sure of my technique. I still have career services and job placement assistance even though I have graduated. Knowing that I can call them anytime to ask for help is reassuring.

What a rip off went to the school and it wasn't even accredited what a waste of moneyread more