I graduated on May 15th with my MS in Special Education and couldn't be happier. I chose this…read moreprogram because it was online. I did go to campus for somethings, but compared to my colleagues in those year round enrollment schools with no contact with other cohort members, I know that I got a great deal. My program was 100% online. I have a two cohorts that I worked with and they welcomed me. I do feel supported and now that I'm no longer in class and working full time I have time to get to some long over due reviews. I do appreciate everything! The teachers were helpful. The help I got through SCAA was also helpful. I loved the library, but wish they were open later. There is a space that's open later but I had an issue with them and stopped going. I felt supported as I went through the program and now that I'm on the other side and have my life back, I am eternally grateful!

My daughter recently graduated from Cal State University East Bay, and she recommended 4 stars!!…read more She did 4 years here and graduated cum laude, so I think she got the most out of this school!! Getting to and from here was very convenient for her, taking Bart and the shuttle taking you up the hill and back. The graduation ceremony was great, good weather, easy parking, and we got here early to get some good seats. My experience here during her graduation and throughout the years have been very good!!!

My team and I performed at Prelude dance competition held at the Chabot College Performing Art…read moreCenter. Great staff and a beautiful stage. The campus is nice and there are lots of nice places to just enjoy the scenery. My only not is that there be a bigger dressing room only about one team could fit in it.

Went to Chabot for my son's AAU games and didn't see the 8x11 sign that said Head in Parking Only…read more The guy who is head of parking was rude when he approached me to tell me I couldn't back in when parking. I honestly said I didn't see the signs, and with an attitude he said there are 10 signs. Where I parked, none of the signs were near me. The nearest sign was about 25-30 yards away. My kids and I also walked to the main gym where they played their games before, and once again I was met by the head of parking. He aggressively told my boys they shouldn't be opening random doors looking for their games. I asked him, did I miss the signs again because this is where they played last time. He said no and said the games were in a different building. I said, to help everyone, signs would be helpful, this way he wouldn't be irritated telling other parents to look for the other gym. We walked over to building 2900 like he told us too, and he yelled at me, my sons and other parents from across the swimming pool, telling us we were using the wrong door. It could have helped if he told us where to go. The door we tried opening was directly under the 2900 sign. I yelled back at him saying we are at building 2900 like he instructed. He replied back we needed to walk around the building. When we finally found the entrance it was 2940. I found this gentleman, very rude and aggressive with his approach. I am not sure if this is how Chabot wants to be represented to people in the community visiting. if any staff member is reading this, the gentleman I am talking about is a large heavy set African American who identifies himself as the head of parking and he drives a gray Infiniti SUV. Even if he is not part of Chabot College, simply being on campus and introducing himself as someone in an authority position makes it seem he works for the college.

Hello, Thank you…read morefor taking the time to read my email, I began the process of bettering my life and my career in August of 2022 when I reached out to Unitek to begin evening LVN classes. I spoke with Jeremiah and many other staff members during my interview process, and was asked extremely personal questions regarding my circumstances to ensure I was the student Unitek desired - little did I know, my disclosures on scheduling preferences and my single parenthood would be used to ensure you all took advantage of me and got money out of my pocket ensuring you would have not keep up your end of the student contract. I was clear from the beginning of my initiation, I work full time and have a daughter - every one I talked to ensured I would get into a night class within a year and that I needed to enroll in the prerequisite class immediately to not lose my spot. In doing this, and trusting you all I emptied my savings account with the hope of a bright future for my daughter and myself. I finished the prerequisite class at the TOP of the class - excited for the next steps, I called/texted Jeremiah. He called me a few days after completion of the prerequisite course welcoming me into the LVN next class, which was a full time day class - I was confused. I was so clear on my availability , and was PROMISED I would have access to a class in the evening within the year of the prereq course. During this phone conversation, Jeremiah stated there would be a class in December. December came and went, and I followed up - I was told there was a postponed class for June. Here we are. You promise classes, take people's hard earned money banking that they never get to the next step, without any care in the world. I am requesting a full refund as YOU are unable to keep your end of the contract. Please contact me with any questions. Regards,

I am a recent graduate of Unitek College and Paul Toomey, a graduate employment specialist, was the…read moreone who helped me find a job. As soon as I passed my Nclex, he reached out to me immediately and he was there to guide me to look for facilities that have open positions. Even when I went on vacation, Paul never failed to reach out. He made sure that we stay in contact until I can get a position. He never failed to update or call me whenever he found information about some facilities I wanted to apply to. He is also always available whenever I reach out to him. I appreciate Paul's effort in reaching out to employers and sending in my resume. He is amazing and very reliable! I recommend working with Paul once you graduate! He will help you a lot!!

Good luck speaking with the enrollment specialist (JW). This individual does not have any manners…read moreat all. She is EXTREMELY argumentative. If enrollments have gone down, I guarantee she (JW) has everything to do with it. After attempting to have a polite conversation with the enrollment specialist (JW), I have decided to choose a different career path. Unless they replace her (JW) with someone who doesn't interrupt you, while she (JW) demands to not be interrupted. I'm using (JW) because Yelp flags reviews with names on them, but (JW) is the enrollment specialist I spoke with. How can someone so rude be the face of this institution?!

Carrington in general has many barriers to get started. In order to receive any type information,…read moretheir website automatically ONLY gives you a number to call and makes you enter in your contact information, which then they will not stop bombarding you with calls. Not transparent (about costs). Admission personals utilized sales tactics (acting as though there were limited spaces and exclusivity when they are a for profit organization); some were rude and just stood there in order to try and show a level of organization (figureheads). In order to get simple questions answered, you have to go through too many people. Wasted an hour of my time. This is indeed a for-profit organization. Unfortunately that is the reality of the Bay Area and the unique programs; I would suggest looking at Community Colleges early on before considering this, or consider other careers.

Coming from a top 5 public university for undergraduate, I had my reservations about pursuing my…read morestatistics M.S. at CSUEB due to the fact that I had previously heard very little about the program. Fast forward to now, I could not be more proud of my choice to attend. The following are the noteworthy strengths of the master's program: - Multitude of concentrations to choose from: check their website for details of all concentrations, but the newly created Data Science concentration is rare among CA public schools, and it gears students for work in one of the most in-demand jobs in the area. Additionally, the Biostatistics track is very esteemed and has placed many alumni in commendable firms & agencies in the area. - Faculty attentiveness: Despite ample research opportunities for those who seek it out, the program is professionally-oriented--- not research-oriented. The beauty of this is professors focusing on their students' learning, NOT their publication count. Emails were responded to promptly. Each professor was glad to make time to meet outside of office hours to meet student needs. Relatively small class sizes too. - Evening class options: All core courses [and many electives] had an evening option, allowing full-time working students the ability to navigate through the degree. - Diversity: many CA schools boast about their diverse student body. CSUEB is *truly* diverse. Many students from all walks of life and academic backgrounds. Huge plus. - Cost: One of the most affordable master's in statistics you can find on the west coast. Tuition = under $7500/year at the time of this review. - Location: Located centrally in the Bay area, there is no better location for an aspiring data scientist or statistician. Internships in the area are quite attainable for students due to this reason.

This school was so helpful with achieving to pass the state board exam and the instructors really…read moredo put in the time and effort to help students out. I recommend this school to those who want to go to school fast without paying so much money and want to start their career!

I researched this facility online during the pandemic and signed up. I was super excited to get…read moreinto the field after we finished the training. Me and another lady were put for externship 1 hour away even though we lived close to Hayward. I ended up passing my test but they don't even help you try and find a job afterwards. They don't send emails about job openings or places looking for hires NOTHING. To me, this program feels very halfway and like it was just a quick money grab. Although the people training us on site were great, the owner is very snappy and annoying. She hounded ppl for their last payment even before the externship. It was honestly a horrible experience going through training during the pandemic. I still haven't been able to get employment anywhere! Which means I haven't had any CEU credits. The manager at our externship site sucked!! He basically used us for the free labor with no intentions on offering us a position even though we worked really hard and took initiative. They sold us this false hope of being hired then towards the end we realized a little discrimination going on at the site. All and all I would NOT recommend coming to this program. Like I said before I believe it's a money grab and Marisel has no intentions on helping you once you're done and she collects your money. She gives these long POINTLESS speeches about it being your job to find work blah blah when in reality you took our money, you should at least place us in a decent externship where we have a chance.