If you're looking to attend school for HVAC/R I highly recommend ATI Training Center. My experience…read morehere was great. I started Feb 2025 and graduated June 2025 I learned a lot in just 5 months and I am ready to get into the field and put what I learned into practice!! Anthony is a great teacher and truly has a passion for this trade I'm glad I had the opportunity to be his student. I want to thank Roxanne for making the enrolling process easy and answering any questions during my time here.

I completed my course on December 11, 2025, and I am already applying what I learned in the field…read more Anthony and his boys are amazing instructors. At first, I felt a bit nervous when assigned service calls, but once I started recalling the training, everything came together. The sense of accomplishment after completing a task correctly is incredibly rewarding. I highly recommend their course. The instruction is thorough, detailed, and well delivered.

I am very grateful for INTERCOAST to offer TEST PREP for certification of becoming SUD certified!…read more(They offer other programs as well.) Especial thanks to Evangelia, really relatable, encouraging and made me feel welcomed!

Cindy Joey and Oyuky are the greatest !! they helps everyone even if you do not think she will…read morehelp you , she will definitely help she helps everyone and anyone she is the nicest person . Everyone at this school is really nice especially Chris being very welcoming on my first day to my last days at the school . I really appreciate the work they put in for me , to succeed in life to become more successful thank you Cindy , Joey and Oyuky for helping me get a better path in my education and work experiences.

I recently completed the CNA program here, in the Regan Career Institute. The curriculum is…read morefast-paced but extremely thorough, ensuring we were well-prepared for both the written and skills portions of the state exam. The front desk peeps are very kind, patient and always willing to help with and through out the process. The instructor Ms. Pearl is very knowledgeable,compassionate and patient, taking the time to make sure everyone feels comfortable with hands-on tasks like vital signs and patient transfers. As well as understanding the theoretical part of the Nursing field. I fully and highly recommend this CNA program to all and any that seek a fulfilling, caring and compassionate place in the health industry.

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!

I honestly have no idea where to begin. I went into this with wanting to better myself and expand…read moremy career options, UEl has been a complete letdown since day one. I enrolled for the electrician program and my first instructor Chris Fanin had no idea what he was doing. He never followed the lesson plan that was provided to him and just kept talking about how he lost his wife and daughter to a car accident. Needless to say that was incredibly uncomfortable for all of us enrolled in his class. There were times where we would ask questions about the days topic and he would just continue to talk about his wife and daughter or show us magic tricks SMH * Some of the students brought this to the attention of the higher ups but nothing was done. 3 months later we moved on to the more advanced courses taught by Sidney Singco, he was the absolute best instructor we had, but it was difficult for us because he had to teach us the lessons that the first instructor failed to teach us which made this incredibly hard. My other frustration with this school was dealing with career services. I went through 3 career service representatives and none could help me. 1 rep was moved to help a different course, the 2nd rep helped me with a rough draft resume then ended up quitting and told none of the students, the 3rd rep was incredibly immature that she kept making off hand jokes and literally lied to me that she would be able to find me leads/work. It went as far as she lied about my records claiming I had work, even saying that I owned my own business. She did all that just so she could get more funding for the school. I didn't even hear back from her for about 2 months later after I reached out. It's so incredibly strange that when you do or say something positive online about this school they completely ignore and forget about you. I graduated October of last year and have had ZERO work as an electrician. This school is a joke and a giant scam, the "leads" that they send you lead to dead end after dead end. At one point one of the leads my resume was sent to was for a window washing company, while another interview was for a building that was abandoned. Even the temp agency I was sent to was a joke. Seriously, save yourself the embarrassment and avoid this school at ALL COSTS!!!

If I could give this school zero stars, I would…read more I attended UEI about seven years ago. While I did meet some great classmates and a few instructors genuinely cared about their students, my overall experience was extremely disappointing. After I graduated, I struggled to find employment in the field. I expected more career assistance, but I didn't receive the support I hoped for. I felt like once I graduated, I was on my own. For a school that advertises helping students prepare for careers, I expected much more guidance with job placement and career opportunities. One of the biggest issues has been dealing with their collections department. I have tried to work with them and make payments, but instead of being treated with respect, I was met with rude and unprofessional behavior. One representative, Salvador Rubio, made personal remarks about my finances. Looking back, I honestly wish I had gone to a community college instead. I paid thousands of dollars for a certificate that, in my experience, did not provide the career opportunities I expected. Community colleges often offer more affordable programs, transferable credits, and recognized degrees without leaving students with the same level of debt. UEI may work well for some people, but based on my experience, I cannot recommend it. Before enrolling, I encourage prospective students to compare all of their options, including community colleges, and carefully consider the long-term cost versus the value of the education and career support they will receive.

Marilynn helped out so much with the medical assistant program and told me the cost and what was…read moreneeded for the program. She is the sweetest person there I got to meet most of the staff there and they were lovely.

Marilynn was an excellent help and has such an amazing personality, I couldn't have asked for a…read morebetter and patient advisor to help me through the process to get me ready learn!! Thank you some much for your help!

ECHO TECH PROGRAM: Firstly, now I know why they tried to…read morebribe students for good reviews by offering Strabucks gift cards during my attendance there. Secondly, if you plan on getting an ARDMS or CCI Certification after graduating, go to a different school. ATI doesn't have the right accreditation. (an Allied Health Accreditation) they are just accredited as a Career College ... nor do they offer the 600 hours externship which both agencies requir for you to quilify to to take either exam. SO, YOU CANT GET YOUR CERTIFICATION IF YOU DONT GET HIRED RIGHT OUT OF SCHOOL AND GET A YEARS' EMPLOYMENT. Majority can't get hired without certification. I've had interviews.. Those who want to hire me, say I need my certification require certification, and those that dont require certification continue to go with candidates who have more experience. Also, might be worth mentioning is that I literally had an interview with a director of Cardiology who knows of ATI College and his comment to me during, was "wow, im surprised you learned anything there." -___-

I'm going to be honest I recommend doing your research first before applying to this school. Also,…read morethey lie to you because they just want your money. They say they help with job assistance after you graduate. I graduated back in July 2025 and they have not helped me with any jobs since...... the only positive thing about this school was my instructors.

Took my first class (Medical Coding/Billing) and this class rocks!!! Not only it's a skill that…read moreare extremely marketable but Mrs. Samia Thomas will make sure that you learn and will go above and beyond to assists you in passing your state licensure/certification. If you want a career in the medical field...this is a no brainer...what are you waiting for?'

Necesitaba hacer mis horas de CEU's para CNA, llegue a las 7:50 am para registrarme y la persona…read moreque me atendió se llama María fue lo suficientemente hostil y ruda para darme una lección por haber llegado a esa hora y no a las 7:30 am, le expliqué que tenía que llevar a mi hija al colegio y pues no tenia otra opción que llegar a esa hora, que no tenia nadie que me hiciera ese favor de llevarle por mi, me dijo que me permitiría registrarme pero que sería la última en entrar la clase... accedí a quedarme porque ya había pedido mi día en el trabajo para poder atender esta clase. Si pudiera dar 0 estrellas con gusto lo haría, esta persona que está a cargo de registrar se siente como un dios, no me imagino cuanta gente a humillado incluyéndome a mí para poder ingresar a esta clase, uno anda buscando la clase para poder retener nuestro empleo, nosotros los estudiantes hacemos esta escuela, no merecemos ser tratados de esta manera. Si no me equivoco su nombre completo y es María Rodríguez o Ramírez pero es la que está registrando para la clase de CEU's. *no puedes registrarte antes de la clase tiene que ser ese mismo día. *según como esté su humor no te dejarán entrar *si te dejan antes te humillarán *te muestran película que no tiene nada que ver con la clase. Espero nunca regresar.

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.