I recently graduated from a Caribbean medical school and just started my internal medicine…read moreresidency in California. My journey wasn't traditional, but I'm incredibly proud of where I am today. Like many of you, I was nervous about going the Caribbean route. But what I found was a school that was responsive, rigorous, and gave me the opportunities I needed -- from quality clinical rotations in the U.S. to a strong support system when prepping for the USMLEs and Match. I know there's a lot of stigma, but if you're committed and use your resources wisely, this route can still take you exactly where you want to go. Everyone's journey is different, and this one worked for me. For those thinking of alternative routes into medicine, just know it's possible -- and worth it.

If you're determined to becoming a doctor and are considering this school, I want to let you know…read moreknow that I was too, and I decided to give this experience a shot. I'll be honest: I wasn't sure what to expect when I first committed here. Like many people, I had the typical concerns about international med schools -- stigma, matching, opportunities, etc. But now being a Resident Doctor, going back, I don't think I would change a thing. This school gave me more than just a medical education -- it gave me room to grow. From day one, I was able to get deeply involved, take on leadership roles, work on meaningful projects, and surround myself with people who genuinely cared about what they were doing. Being successfully here definitely takes a degree of drive (as medical school in general does), and the atmosphere is a perfect compliment to that. Academically, I felt challenged and supported. The curriculum was rigorous, but the small class sizes and accessible professors made it easy to stay connected and get help when I needed it. Clinical rotations were solid, and I was able to make the most of my electives and networking opportunities. I matched into an absolute dream residency at an academic center in the U.S., and I know this school played a major part in getting me there. Would I have taken a more traditional path if I had the chance? Maybe. But I wouldn't trade this one for anything. This journey wasn't easy -- but it was worth it. And I'm leaving this place as both a better physician and a better person because of it.

I so love Arlene, Keith and Nyla at the Alpharetta campus always willing to answer questions.read more

Courses requiring knowledge of something that is not taught or in Canvas. Contacted Tutor.com…read moreonline they made an appointment and missed it. Contacted the Dean and She told me Tutor.com in canvas never misses an appointment and that I was a stupidly mistaken. I forwarded her the appointment email and asked how I would receive the training I needed to do my required case study? I have learned DeVry is a business not focused on the customer. So who is the student advocate?

I really love the Alpharetta campus. It's very clean and has a really nice, welcoming environment…read more The staff is friendly, and both the students and teachers are attentive and helpful. Overall, it's a great campus and a very positive place to be.

Extremely disappointed with the lack of communication and professionalism from Gwinnett Technical…read moreCollege's International Student Department. My husband has been trying to enroll for over two months and has submitted every document requested. Despite this, the process has been dragged out due to the school's complete failure to communicate. He was told that two days ago someone from the International Student Department needed to call him back to review a few items. That call never happened. Over the past two days, he has called multiple times, only to be sent straight to voicemail every single time. He left a voicemail and sent an email, neither of which received a response. Today, we tried again and were even told that the call was being transferred to the director of the department, only for that call to also go to voicemail. This level of unresponsiveness is unacceptable, especially for international students dealing with time-sensitive enrollment requirements. The lack of follow-up, accountability, and basic customer service makes it feel like international students are not a priority at this institution. No one should have to repeatedly chase a school just to get a response after complying with all requirements. This experience has been frustrating, stressful, and completely unprofessional. I would not recommend this school to any international student based on our experience.

Great college GPC cares go Jaguars !! Wish did not merge…read morewith GSU now still good for those want to get 2 year degrees or transfer to different college after core & prerequisite!

The application process for signing up to take one class is almost impossible. I have a degree and…read morethought it would be good to go back to a university to take a class. First of all, their website does not work with smart phones. Then, the website setup is impossible to follow. I've made multiple trips to the campus for help. While the people have been pleasant, the hoops they have potential students jumping through to take a class is ridiculous. I am so disappointed in this institution.

I took the weekday course and it's a lot of fun- challenging and an opportunity to learn how to…read moreride a motorcycle with no prior experience. Definitely plan for a decent pace, but there's plenty of opportunities to practice and learn the techniques. Bikes, helmets provided but gloves and over the ankle boots need to be brought by students. One of the most fun, informative things I've done!

Just wrapped up the BRC course and it was great! The coaches were knowledgable and very patient. I…read morecame in as someone with no experience and left with good baseline tools and enough to know that I have a lot more to learn! I plan to take more courses here in the future. Highly recommend it!

Lanier Technical College paramedic program does not care about you and your success. They care…read moreabout themselves and their success. You can completely complete 720 hours of clinical hours. You can completely complete check off for all paramedic Clinic skills, this program requires by its program, Director Eron sunshine, you can complete this program without failing any final and the person who runs this program, Eron Sunshine, will still legally be able and will dismiss you from his program if he believes that you cannot pass the paramedic national registry on your very first attempt. It does not matter your performance throughout this program. It does not matter your level of dedication and it does not matter how much it means to you if ERON SUNSHINE does not think you will pass the first time you take registry he will kick you out of his program. no, not because you actually deserve it but because he thinks it'll just take you one more time and he's comfortable with passing national registry and he does not want you to ruin Lanier Technical College's percentages of passing on the NREMT paramedic national registry on the first attempt. Because of this, I would literally choose any other program besides this program.

This review is regarding the Forsyth Conference Center at Lanier Technical College. Great place to…read morehave a big event to host. This is a great place to hold a conference or convention. There is plenty of room amd seating to accommodate your events. The staff here were eager to help and very accommodating. This facility is always clean and the bathrooms are great. Very spacious and has audio-visual. The center itself is modern, attractive and they have plenty of parking, and very easy to get to. I'll be back for another event gladly. I would definetely recommend the Forsyth Conference Center to anyone in the event or party planning industry.

Wonderful organization. Students from abroad find this school to be an excellent way to get a…read moredegree and satisfy their Visa requirements. Classrooms are comfortable and location is currently in Peachtree Corners, close to Duluth.

After looking for an OPEN AND CLOSE sign in the Massage Therapy suite, and finding the front doors…read moreto the college open with NO ONE attending the front desk at 11:30 on a Saturday afternoon, I reluctantly open the front door to Suite 1200, and notice CASES of files immediately upon walking into the lobby (a personally identfiable information violation, as customer files should be protected), a gentleman (seated), and two women: one attendant speaking to the gentleman (a client, I assume), and the one I had to deal with. Her: "What do you need?" Me: "Hi, I'd like some info about your massages." Her: "Well, what information, because most of it is right outside the door... (proceeds talking)" I read the prices! I specifically wanted to know 1) If they were open, because there's no SIGN, 2) What KINDS of massages were available, and 3)What I needed to do to schedule an appointment. But the lack of professionalism and rude tone the woman took with me (and I let her know that, btw) was enough for me to turn around and walk right out. Now is that any way to treat a potential client? I don't think so. I wouldn't recommend anyone else come here.

I've been coming here for years for my massages. The students are very professional and give extra…read moreattention to detail since they are still learning. They send out deals every now and then for $25 one hour massages. Can't beat that!! Every now and then I get a massage that is just ok but that happens anywhere you go really. Overall, it's the only place in Atlanta I've stayed loyal to for massages for the past 4 or 5 years.