I've always had a fondness for this place because I pull a lot of employees from here and they…read moreoften have just enough knowledge and a little bit of experience in our industry. Now my girlfriend's daughter is going to attend (different industry) and I'm looking forward to see how she does by attending school here. The only thing is that for the smaller schools, like the one my girlfriend's daughter attends for actual high school, I wish EVIT offered some sort of shuttle service. The bigger schools have buses but the small schools don't have that luxury.

This school at first was alot of fun and i was starting to actually like it. But what has been…read moreupsetting me is how EVIT doesn't understand stuff happends, like a tire popping while your driving. I am also a student who has an IEP, Autism&ADHD so i tend to forget some stuff, yet my teachers and EVIT seems to not understand or care and without warning penalize me such as (takes pts away, give saturday school,OOO out of school suspension if you dont make it exactly at 8:00 for saturday school at EVIT), WITHOUT WARNING! which hurts me as their student so i am making this review to hopefully show y'all and EVIT this is frustrating as a student and parent. None of my EVIT teachers gave me a paper about expectations everyday in class at the begin of the year,failed multiple times to explain what punishments happens to EVIT students when not in full uniform, doesn't give no info on paper to students like what is the point of my IEP if EVIT just ignores my disabilities .P.S Understand #### Happens.

Came here to get recertified for CPR & First Aid for my job. Our instructor was Lisa and she was…read moreamazing! She explained things in detail and even told us (13 of us) about experiences she had, even one where she had to have CPR performed on herself and she told us to share any experiences we had with either CPR or First Aid. She made the class fun and enjoyable rather than boring and even got us done earlier than expected. I highly recommend her and Heart Savers (now under the new name of Lifework) for your recertification needs. She is awesome!

Took a cpr class here and it was great! To the point, not too long, and felt like we got some good…read morepractice in. Lisa taught our class and she did awesome, she explained everything clearly. Would definitely take another heart savers class again.

Do not give these people your money. They can drop you in a heartbeat and leave you on the hook for…read morethousands. Fresh out of high school, I received a call from CRAS unsolicited. Within 2 weeks of the first conversation with Deborah, I was enrolled (red flag) I didn't realize it then but their sales pitch was the most predatory I've ever heard. Compliments like "I can already tell you'd be good at this", "Sounds like you've got a good ear", things like that. They pushed their alumni's recording credits a lot, it was a primary reason I decided to go. One of their students helped mix a record I really love, and they preyed on that so hard. What they didn't say is that the vast majority of graduates don't wind up staying in audio long. Most of the people I went to class with are not actively working in audio, and many said that they left CRAS underprepared and miserable. Their approach is to force feed the information as quick as possible, using staff and teachers that epitomize ego and callous indifference. They do not care if you graduate. They do not care if you're struggling. They do not care about their students, period. It's a power hungry organization stuck in their old ways. They can kick you out for missing a single day of class, and thats exactly what they did to me. While some instructors were truly fantastic, for every good one there were 4 bad ones at least. And when you finally did ask for help, they'd either miss the point entirely or completely ignore you. I urge the school to be better. For all the resources you guys have, you are the furthest thing from teachers, even instructor is a compliment. I didn't walk away from CRAS with anything but massive student debt and severe depression. Kirt, Brock, and all other CRAS staff, be better.

CRAS is a very intensive engineering program that's complemented by a team of incredibly…read moreknowledgeable but sincerely diligent faculty. They teach you EVERYTHING you need to know and more. More than I ever thought I could learn! I would recommend the school to anyone who has an interest in audio engineering or to those who want to gain a comprehensive understanding of music production. Attended in 2022

Hello this is Whitney, I had a wonderful experience with…read moreAshly today as she did an amazing job cleaning my teeth, she knew how to do all the e rays on her own and I am so grateful for such a good experience. thank you so much Ashley . I love coming to Carrington College for my teeth cleanings the 3hour time block is well worth it !!!

WHATEVER YOU DO, DONT GO HERE! save your money and your time. I'm begging. Teachers are…read moreunprofessional. Go to any other school in the valley.

Impressive website. Reasonable price for online certification…read more But doesn't answer the phone and mailbox is full. How's that for service? Hard pass.

Great training program! As a business owner having access to an easy way to get Forklift training…read moreand licenses. All of my forklift drivers have gone through them for their cards and its great! If your thinking of getting your forklift license or learning to drive a forklift, i definitely recommend them!

Worst place ever to work. They do not respect you as an employee even when you bring valid issues…read moreup to the director. They belittle you and make you feel insignificant and they have no idea what they're doing compliance wise. Director has no medical experience and does not know how to run any medical lab or medical school should not be there at all worst employment of my absolute career and I've been a nurse for over 23 years

This place is awful.horrible! This school experience has been far from ideal for several critical…read morereasons. The program's director displays consistent rudeness and evades questions rather than offering clear responses. Communication from most of the staff is lacking, and their replies often come off as defensive, offering no valuable solutions to address issues. Perhaps the most significant and concerning problem is their apparent lack of accommodation for individuals with disabilities, fostering an unhelpful "deal with it" attitude. This issue is especially problematic given my current participation in a rehabilitation and vocational program supported by the Department of Economic Security, designed to assist people with disabilities in re-education. The faculty's performance leaves much to be desired, as they frequently fail to fulfill their responsibilities and respond to inquiries, errors, and concerns with resistance, deflection, and an absence of accountability for their mistakes. In the nine months since I started, more than seven educators have quit without notice, and those who remain take vacations at inopportune times, crucial to the transition into new courses and externships. Proper planning and consideration seem to be nonexistent when it comes to student placement, and overall, there is a conspicuous lack of professionalism. I strongly advise against enrolling here, as you will likely regret the decision later on.

Highly recommend the phlebotomy course! Jessica is a fantastic instructor and passionate about what…read moreshe does!

Had a great learning experience here. We got hit with the stay at home order half way through the…read moreEMT program and was able to roll right into online lectures and scheduled hands on training. They did a great job preparing us for NREMT tests. I would highly recommend this school to anyone seeking a career in EMS

I wish there was a way to expand on different ratings. Not everything is created equal, and while I…read moreadmire and appreciate the instructors, there are other factors that prevent me from giving it 5 stars. First: The instructors, which I can only speak to Mr. E. (Ernie Kornya) and briefly Mr. James at this moment, since I'm barely in Module 2. They are very knowledgeable in their craft. Mr. E. brings a wealth of information and support. He is patient and truly cares about the success and comprehension his students attain. He makes learning the difficult stuff, fun and rewarding. Ms. Dalis is such a joy to see every day. She is compassionate and tough. She cares about what she does - that much I can tell. She will fight for you as long as you are fighting for yourself. Who wouldn't want that kind of backing in your corner? Everyone I have encountered so far (staff-wise) plays a critical role in our journey, and I have zero complaints on that. 5 STARS. Second: The resources are minimal, at best. There aren't enough materials, tools, workstations to go around, and it creates a huge learning gap for those who have to be bystanders in lab. There's only so much you can do when you're grouped with 5 other students during an exercise and we're all sharing one set of tools. How can we successfully complete a circuit if there's only one person performing the surgery, while we onlookers nod our heads in synchronicity? It's a waste of time to me. Speaking of time, I have never had to follow such a strict attendance schedule at any point in my post-secondary institutions. Historically speaking, we adults are usually at the mercy of our own lecture/attendance, note-taking, content comprehension, etc. At UEI, you are not graded solely on the understanding of the content, homework, quizzes, etc. No. You are graded (heavily) on whether or not you show up at your expected time, and stay the entire duration - NO MATTER WHAT. That part is crazy to me. I don't think I'll ever understand it. Having to leave EXACTLY at 13:00 (not at 12:59) is ludicrous. We are not children. We are well past middle school. If class runs successfully until 12:50, then let's leave at 12:50. Simple. 2 STARS. Longest review I've ever made, but it's important to note these things. There's not enough time to mention everything, but I wish I knew half of my grievances up front. I probably would've went in a different direction. Regardless, while I'm here, Mr. E., thank you for showing up for us every day. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and trade secrets. Thank you for behaving like a normal human being, rather than someone who is better than us. THANK YOU, MR. E.!!!

Went here for MA, total scam. you dont ever get a job afterwards and your not even certified at the…read moreend of the program. Charged me 20k that im still paying off while other classmates i asked werent even paying half of that, they charged you base off looks.

I highly recommend Phoenix Medical Training Center! I remember the stress and concerns I had before…read moreI officially signed up, hoping that I was making the right investment in the course to get EMT certified. Now on the other side of it all, I can't imagine having chosen any other path! Both Andrew and Andrea are both very knowledgeable and the program operates with very high integrity. They also both have plenty of real professional EMT/Paramedic experience that they are able to bring to the learning environment which is very valuable. This course is challenging, but that is exactly what I needed to get ready for the NREMT and feel prepared to start a career in EMS. There really are plenty of opportunities to succeed in the class too! The national registry tests from a very large textbook with a lot of information, and I was so grateful to be able to go into my NREMT test day with a fair amount of confidence having faced the material many times already.

Great experience! Andrew (the main lecturer) was an excellent instructor. He's skilled at…read moreexplaining complex topics clearly, and the stories he incorporates into lectures from his time as a paramedic make the material engaging. The third week of class, skills week, was especially interactive. Prepare to study hard. The material itself isn't too difficult, just the sheer amount of information in a relatively short time. Andrew and Andrea are both very supportive of their students so if you put in the time, you should have no trouble passing the NREMT.

Carlos C gave me a haircut and beard trim. Great, thoughtful job. His focus on detail is really…read moreappreciated.

Great haircut. Great price. I need to stop in again today. Thanks for the great service.read more