I went to TCSJ and was finishing up as they were getting the accreditation for WASC…read more I worked the whole time that I was getting my bachelors and my teaching credential that took three years for special ed. I had already checked, before I was going to go to teachers college, about the bachelors. At that time, they were able to have districts back you for going to get your bachelors, I don't know if that's still true. And then after your bachelors, get your teaching credentials. Regardless, TCSJ works very hard to make sure that you are able to do the program. And yes, you do make sacrifices to work during the day and go to school at night especially for three years. At graduation, it was mentioned how hard that we had to work to get to where we were at that moment. That is totally true. You have to make sacrifices if you want something bad enough, and I did want my credentials. I think first you have to decide what it is you want before you go ahead and do it and know that it is going to take time out of your life to accomplish something in 1 to 3 years that's going to benefit you for the rest your life. Is it worth it to you? It was to me.

If you are getting you BA in Education, be prepared to find a different credential program because…read morethis one won't accept you. I didn't find out until I walked in with all of my paperwork to register. And the ladies at the front desks were not very helpful or polite. I am researching another program where the administrators have so far been incredibly knowledgable, helpful and friendly.

Umyeahi. This is here too. Offers a great education and a good mix of folks - students and staff…read moretoo. Professors are accessible and kind. They understand working students and respect their needs - and knowledge. The staff is also lovely. I'd reccomend it. You can even do your psychology undergrad here without ever commuting to Turlock. Which is a plus if car repairs aren't your hobby. And you'll be around a hugely diverse bunch of people - lots of adult learners mixed in with 'traditional' students. Yay for diversity :). So enroll already.

Needs to return phone calls and follow up with customer concerns when they really need assistance.read more

I pre-paid and registered for the BLS class. I was eight minutes late so they canceled me and kept…read moremy money. I understand if they have a strict policy for being on time even though they were only two people in the class. to keep all of my money is completely unacceptable. I would not recommend this company to anyone at any time ,even an emergency. If you have other alternatives, please choose another company.

Just completed their 35-hour administrator course. Steve and Marika are great! Very organized in…read moretheir teaching with years of personal experience in the industry. Steve will make sure you learn to use your manual when you're lost. Very affordable as well.

Great class! From Lou that handles all the business, to our great instructors Braulio, Dave, and…read morePat. Great school for keeping you accountable. And in the right direction to pass your test

Thanks WPT. They made the process simple and straightforward for how to get your CDL Class A. I…read morecould take some exceptions to having to bring in "cash" but it saved me almost $2k so I'm not mad. The classroom instructor was a riot and will teach you what you need to pass the "written" test. The next few weeks in the actual truck fly by. Instructor Chris has an outstanding program to teach you the skills you need to pass Pre-Trip, Air Brakes and Skills (I was nervous as hell to get behind that wheel), but Chris made it fun and educational. Then once you actually are on the road instructor Chris was patient and made sure you were comfortable. To think that one day I was on a frontage road and the next day I was driving from Stockton to Ripon, it was truly amazing. I owe my license to WPT and especially instructor Chris for giving me the confidence that not only could I do this, but I could thrive.

Here's the issue with this "University". The administrative staff. They are awful. I was two…read morecourses away from graduating and the day of a final my mother had a stroke in 2010. Now years later, I am trying to simply speak with the Dean of Administration who not only refuses to call back, but responded without even paying attention to what I was asking. My inquiry was to see what my options were as a previous student with a hardship so I can continue my education at Mills. Carrie has deliberately chose to ignore my attempts to reach her and to discuss the matter over the phone. Her email was a in passing, and pathetic excuse for someone at her level. Per usual.. another non-profit that claims they hold space to the community, but don't in reality. Tread lightly at this school. Document everything, don't trust fiscal, and do not think they will support you in any way unless it relates to funding their financial numbers. Look at the reports.. they statistically fail. Carrie welcome to Humphreys University. I look forward to seeing how well you dismiss other students like the head of staff tend to do as well. - Maha :)

One of the most awful learning institutions in Stockton. The financial aid office will misplace…read morepaperwork. Enter wrong information on the student's behalf, and fail to correct it. If you are unfortunate enough to attend the law school, Wendy and the Dean will do absolutely nothing to ensure units are recorded correctly. Certification for the bar may or may not happen. Because they have a long history of failing to certify graduates for the bar, as a graduate you could spend tremendous amounts of money and time to prepare for the bar exam and be left in the cold. Not to mention their nonexistent confidentiality.

My son joined Kumon's Math and Reading program last summer. Kumon has prepared him well to start…read moreKindergarten. He has been able to easily do the math lessons at school. He was reading a few words at the beginning of the summer and a few months later he was reading a whole children's book by himself. Mrs. Hsieh and all the staff at the center are really nice and helpful. Sometimes it was hard to keep my son motivated to do his Kumon homework every day but Mrs. Hsieh was understanding and reduced the number of pages in his homework. That was a big help. :) I'm very happy with my sons progress at this center and have referred a few friends.

My 6 year old daughter has shown an early interest in mathematics. She has been number crunching…read moreat Stockton Montessori (preschool) since she was 4 years old. When she entered Kindergarten, the level of mathematics that was given to the students made her bored. She was doing the same things that she had done as a 3 year old and wasn't learning anything new. I started to see her enthusiasm for math dwindle at an alarming speed. Prior to enrolling my child in Kumon, I supplemented my child with first grade workbooks bought from the local Parent-Teacher supply store and Amazon. She completed the books fairly quickly and I was left trying to guess what our next path would be. Instead of letting my child's spark for learning burn out, I decided to try out Kumon so that she could learn new concepts (and math tricks). I also wanted her to be surrounded by motivated, hardworking older kids -totally different from our home learning environment. I read on the internet that most children either have a love or hate relationship with Kumon. Surprisingly, my daughter is excited to go to Kumon Lodi and likes doing their worksheets. Mrs. Hsieh is an amazing educator. I was taken aback by how amiable and patient she is with all the children under her wing. The guides/tutors that are employed at this center are also very kind and approachable. I feel 100% confident that I made the right choice to enroll my child at this particular center. [I cannot sing the same praises for Stockton Kumon. We did not even get past the inquiry process because the female owner seemed highly irritated answering the first question I asked: What days are the center open?]

My daughter attended delta charter online for 4 years. We loved it and the staff and if we had any…read moreissues it was handled very promptly until her last year there. It seemed like a great school until they completely screwed my daughter out of her chance at getting in to any college or university. She was given classes she didnt need and when her teacher left the school we were never notified until several weeks later. During those weeks her assignments and tests were locked which meant she couldnt move on until the teacher unlocked them. Since the teacher wasnt there anymore, my daughters emails to her teacher went unanswered. Several weeks later i received a phone call from her new teacher introducing herself. Assignments were FINALLY unlocked after the new teacher figured out how to unlock them. All the time my daughter wasnt able to do her assignments and test showed "idle time" which meant she wasnt doing work like she should be. She finished the year then decided to go to in person school for her sr year. We found out when we requested her transcripts for her new school, that her grades on her transcripts and her gpa were way lower than they should have been. Shes emailed and called the school several times and the last time received an email from the "principal" that i cannot believe would ever write like that to a former student asking for help resolving the issue. Shes a joke like the rest of the staff has become. They all have always been so kind and helpful until the last couple years. We have a couple staff members that have remained helpful to us and have said theres been several changes in staffing that have caused the changes in rude staff members that dont hold up to the same standards that they used to. My daughter has been denied several admissions to universities and colleges specifically listed as it being her jr year gpa which was not her fault. Admin is a joke there. For my daughter to reach out for help and basically be told its her fault and be told off by the principal, is ridiculous, embarassing, and sickening. This is her career. Her entire life put in hold due to a power tripping principal who should not even be in her position

This is an amazing school for students. The staff is always so helpful and is really focused on…read moremaking the kids succeed and be happy with being here. It's with great pleasure to watch all the students and learning about their experiences. I love having students return explaining how they are thankful for this program and how it helped them graduate.