I had an amazing experience at Smith Chason College (WCUI). This program gave me the knowledge,…read moreskills, and confidence I needed to start my career in cardiovascular sonography. I would like to sincerely thank my instructors who made a significant impact on my education. Dr. Bhaa, Nisha, Vic, and Dr. Gigi were outstanding instructors in Echocardiography and helped me build a strong foundation in cardiac ultrasound. Their teaching, guidance, and valuable insights improved my knowledge and skills and helped me successfully achieve my RDCS credential. Garenneh and Narenia were amazing instructors in Vascular Lab. Their high standards, attention to detail, and commitment to teaching helped me develop strong scanning skills and a better understanding of vascular ultrasound. Looking back, I truly appreciate their dedication and the level of preparation they provided, because it helped me become more confident and prepared for real clinical work. Sohrab provided excellent Physics instruction and built such a strong foundation that helped me successfully pass the SPI exam with confidence. Kiara also supported me in both Vascular and Physics and played an important role in my learning journey. I would also like to thank Elimira and Soudabeh for their support, encouragement, and the knowledge they shared throughout my program. I truly appreciate the time and effort they dedicated to helping me grow as a student. I am also grateful to all the instructors and staff members who supported me throughout my journey at Smith Chason College. Everyone who contributed to my education played an important role in my growth and success. I would also like to thank Emily Cook and the staff for their continued support and assistance. I highly recommend Smith Chason College (WCUI) to anyone who wants to pursue a career in cardiovascular sonography. Thank you to everyone who was part of my journey!

The ADN program SUCKS!…read more Alot of the staff and professors do NOT care for there students and hinder our success ALOT. The school is super unorganized from finances to registrar with constant mistakes/battles. One of the professors went in about how much they love trump and certain policies which was shocking and super not professional. I came here and paid to learn Professor Swami lies/makes false promises and tells students maybe you shouldn't do nursing in the middle of the program. Of course no school is perfect but this school compared to all others is unprofessional/lazy and ridiculous.

I just landed my first I.T. Job last week and I could not have done it without the training I got…read morehere at Oxford Institute of Technology. I got laid off last year and I felt I needed a fresh start and career change. I enrolled in the Comptia A+ and Network + courses. Naved provided all the material I needed. He has been more like a friend and he provides good career advice. I'm looking forward to getting more certifications. If you're on the fence about learning I.T. or what school to join. Just come here if you want to get your foot in the door of the I.T. field.

Excellent place to learn and develop skills . They work with your paste and offer variety of…read morepersonalized tutoring .

Don't waste your time at this school. Very rude , unprofessional. Go enroll at the local…read morecommunity College, la community College offers many courses online and in person. Do not waste your money here.

I finished a two-year associate degree in Accounting with LAPC. As a foreign student inquiring…read moreabout their curriculum in January 2020, just before the COVID breakout, the administration office was accommodating and quick in issuing the I-20 as soon as I submitted and passed their requirements. My favorite teachers were Bernadette Yeaton, Israel Campos, and Raul Soto. My time and resources surely were well-spent as I am now employed as an Accounts Payable clerk in a Foundation helping out low-income communities in Los Angeles.

I am a recent graduate for the Phlebotomy class with Ms. Sanchez and Mr. Wolfe. I had such an…read moreamazing learning experience and I am truly grateful for the school schedule due to the the fact that I am a single mom with a small child that I am responsible for drop off and pick up. The school schedule is from 9:30am to 4:30pm.I live in San Pedro which is about a 30 minute drive for me,so the scheduel worked out best for me to be able to comfortably be able to take care of my responsibilities as a mom and be able to further my career to be a better sole provider for my son and I. I also want to say I am also an alumni from there Medical Assistant program and was able to get a job offer directly from externship. I highly recommend this program for anyone interested in the medical field and they also other career services.

I've contacted them a couple times demonstrating interest but never hear anything back and heard…read morethe same about others. Such a bummer because I see the good reviews and really want to look into their vocational program.

LOVED MY EXPERIENCE HERE!!! It has been years but it has been plenty of blessings since then. I…read morestarted with the CNA classes (at the time offered a fast program). I transitioned right into the LVN program after that. CNA program was quick and informational. My instructor at the time was so hilarious. Testing didn't feel intimidating. LVN program was a more serious program because it is licensed and increased level of professionalism. They lay out the schedule in terms. The coordination of classes with clinicals (field experience in hospital/facility) are pretty clear and the instructors are experienced. Because of everyone there providing resources and support. I was able to thrive and even teach for a bit. I achieved my RN license. I'm a clinical coordinator at a global dialysis company. Inquire with anyone. Ms. Celeste is amazing. A true support. Thank you all.

I completed both my CNA and LVN programs here, and this school truly shaped me. The teachers were…read morewonderful--supportive, patient, and dedicated to preparing us for real-world practice. When I stepped onto the floor as a CNA, and later as an LVN, I carried full confidence and the solid knowledge they helped me build. The administrative staff were just as supportive, always ready to guide and encourage us. I'm genuinely grateful for the foundation this school gave me.

Excellent, Professional Staff, excellent English Classes, Levels 1 through 6, High School Diploma…read moreClasses, Security Guard Training Classes, Nursing Assistant, Cooking, Child Development, U.S. Citizenship Interview Preparation and Computer Classes. Very friendly and professional service and environment.

This review is about the security class I took at this school, I have heard great things about the…read moreother classes and professors at this school but my review is focused solely on my experience with this class. I took the firearms class with instructor Henry Fimbres and it was a bad experience. The firearms class was 4 days long and its a 14 hour course, I have done it with other security companies and it goes smoothly plus its a relaxed setting. On the first day I walk in the instructor is wearing what looks like cargo board shorts and open toed sandals, kinda strange right off the bat. When it came to teaching, it was absolutely grueling and somewhat inconsistent with the material. For instance the instructor heavily emphasized the importance of gun safety for what felt like an eternity by giving us example after example about unlawful gun use and how security officers have been sued for misusing their firearms. Strangely on the third day (which we really didn't do anything it was like a filler day) he had a shooting simulator and you are basically playing the house of dead but with human actors. You are popping off people left and right on the screen the whole time which I guess is great target practice but these scenarios were unrealistic to what a security officer would face and probably ingrained bad situational habits that could actually get you sued in real life. Another activity they had us doing was loading magazines with the focus loading until your fingers were in pain. Fimbres tells the entire class that you will only have a limited time on the range so learn how to load fast but this is not true at all, you will have plenty of time to load all of your magazines since he stays there at the range and shoots extra rounds for fun so don't stress about that. Also why would you be loading rounds while on the job as a security officer? your magazines should be loaded before you arrive to work. What I did not like is that they have you fill out almost the entire BSIS packet (they filled out one small portion). I can understand from their point of view that certain information such as your name, address, telephone number, etc should be filled out by you since you know those details better than anyone else and it saves them time even though they only have like 6 students. Every security training company I know fills out the rest of the application especially the licensing part and the top part of the firearms qualification application since BSIS is extremely particular of minor mistakes and you can be waiting months just for a rejection letter. On the third day at least Fimbres could have covered those sections with that whole class if he doesn't want to fill them out instead of shooting people on a screen. Henry's wife was rude also, when I politely approached her to ask questions about the form she wasn't any help at all and just makes you feel stupid as if you should know what a PI (QM)1 is. To add onto that she would walk around the students sitting in class like a DI, almost as if she was a nun at a strict catholic middle school correcting students for minor inconsistencies. For us it was cell phones on the tables or what kind fluids are in the students containers but there was no help from her when it came to filling out paperwork. Anyways, you will have to call another security company and have them take care of the paperwork and have them look it over before you send it off to BSIS because here at this class they will not help you out. Even when I called them later on to ask about a few questions regarding the paperwork it was hard to get ahold of anyone since the number they put down on the application goes to the schools front desk and not to Henry Fimbres. So anyways to save everyone time they could just have you fill out there paperwork there and look it over for any missing sections or mistakes before they send you on your way but that makes too much sense. Another minor detail is that Fimbres gets weird if you take restroom breaks, by weird is that he will snap at you if you take "too many" or too long so it was this weird creepy controlling atmosphere. So don't drink any water either before coming to class or else you will get on his bad side without knowing it. Anyways save yourself the time and go to another security training company. I thought I was getting a deal paying $50 bucks for a firearms class but really it was not worth it, I would rather pay a couple of hundred more for a pleasant experience.

Attending Adams College has been a transformative experience for me, especially in the field of…read moreEnglish studies. My proficiency in English has improved significantly thanks to Daniel, Toni and supportive learning environment. Moreover, I've had the pleasure of making friends from various countries, which has enriched my cultural understanding and personal growth. The community here is incredibly kind and open-minded, made me feel comfortable and welcomed from the very beginning. I must mention that teacher Daniel is exceptionally kind and makes classes incredibly interesting. I am amazed that how he is patient with all types of students. His preparation for the classes is outstanding, professional and he never bores us. Additionally, Toni makes her classes really compelling that you will grasp everything she teaches. She will be your friend only in few seconds. I love that both of them have best sense of humor. Also, if you ask me, they have broad knowledge about everything that makes classes engaging and insightful. They have quickly become my most favorite teachers. Their engaging teaching styles have made my time here even more enjoyable. Also, I made many great friends here. Although I didn't have the opportunity to study in teacher Sheena's class, she is incredibly kind, gives good advice, and is so fun to talk to. Also, I'm really grateful for Dr.Park and Mrs.Park. I'm truly glad that I had the opportunity to study at Adams College. It is definitely the best college for English studies.

I have studied at this school for almost a year and a half, and it's one of the best English…read moreschools. Has very professional and competent teachers

I completed the IV Therapy & Blood Withdrawal Certification course at Los Angeles Career College,…read moreand I have to say--this place runs smoother than most hospital floors I've worked on. The staff was organized, check-in was easy, and the hybrid format made the whole process painless (unlike some IV attempts I've witnessed in real life). What really impressed me was how efficient everything was. Once I passed my exam, they handed me my certificate the same day--no waiting, no chasing emails, no mysterious "processing time." Just boom. Certified. I wish everything in healthcare worked that fast. Now for the real highlight: Instructor Steele Erickson. Steele is the kind of nursing instructor you secretly hope for but never expect to get. He breaks down IV therapy and blood withdrawal with such clarity and patience that even tricky techniques suddenly feel manageable. He teaches with a calm, supportive energy that makes everyone relax. He's incredibly knowledgeable, genuinely invested in every student, and somehow keeps the class both educational and entertaining. As someone with 25+ years in healthcare, I can confidently say instructors like Steele do not grow on trees. If you're considering getting your IV Certification, go to Los Angeles Career College and hope you get Steele Erickson as your instructor. You'll walk away confident, competent, and wondering why every nursing class can't be this smooth. Highly recommended!

I took the accelerated CNA course with Mika. I am not going to lie, it was a lot of work, but Mika…read moremade the experience enjoyable. Life got in the way a couple of times during this portion of the class and I was able to talk to Mika and figure out a plan so that I wouldn't have to miss class. I also loved listening to her real life stories of working in nursing. The course I took was 5 weeks, 8 hours a day. The first two weeks were online. There is a lot of reading, a lot of quizzes, and several tests, but you get the hang of it quickly. The second week was practical where you learned the skills. I got pretty frustrated when I didn't get the skill right the first time, but the fact is that there are a lot of steps to the skills and these are brand new things that I'm learning. It all falls into place when you go into the clinical. You get to apply what you learned in class and in your practical learning. I especially loved my clinical rotations at the hospital. It gave me such a bigger perspective on the healthcare industry and patient care. I learned so much and discovered that I really liked working in ER. I look forward to applying everything I learned in my future career.