I am a Veteran and wasted my time and benefits on the Cyber Warrior Program. They will lie to you…read morethe entire time about how great their program and school is, how the certs will help you start a career in IT and how Career Services will be in constant contact until you land a job. The classes are taught by PowerPoint and the Labs rarely work enough to complete. I used other means to study for my exams. Career services and everyone else that spoke with us via Zoom always talked about the careers, preaching great jobs, placement and starting salary, only to offer you $15/hr call center jobs saying " it's better than fast food or other jobs paying more because those aren't careers". Then comes program completion and the many emails, calls and texts to your career advisor that go unanswered. The bulk BCC emails with positions that you do not qualify for because you lack a degree in an IT related field. Do not trust the good reviews on this company, as they are submitted by employees. Which, by the way, My Computer Career won't even hire me because I do not have the experience or degree that is required for an entry level position. Everyone stay away from this place, not just Veterans. Go to a real college, self study, get a degree and your certs without giving more money to these people!

I would not be writing this review had it not been for the claims I've heard on their commercials…read more I've been in IT for about 6-years. I can tell you, you need to get your foot in the door by having some basics such as Associate Degree or higher with cert(s) unless you get a higher degree and are a shoe for a job that highly matches the degree you earned. Having some work experience in a related or matching field is also very helpful. Also, if you have a connection in the inside who gets you in that is sometimes the key. Myself, I've earned two Associate Degrees and take extra courses at a half-dozen colleges private and public and have nearly a dozen certs from CompTIA, Cisco, and others. The programs they offer here will do nothing for you but take your money and/or benefits you are using with them. You want to learn and earn some certs, try Udemy or CBT Nuggets to learn and pass a half-dozen certs and get your foot in the door. Understand, this institution alone will do NOTHING for you.

NC State College of Design is where I got my first Bachelor's degree from. I participated in a lot…read moreof workshops and networking events to help me get internships. Instructors helped me improve outside of class. I also received a lot of help from counseling services. I'm taking graduate classes now but my transcript from NC State had more weight than my BFA, which I got from a private art school.

Mr. Patel is a dedicated head instructor who clearly believes in the kids that come to his center…read more I would recommend this Kumon center without hesitation.

As long as I can remember Duke Hospital has served myself and my family- providing the very best…read moremedical care possible.The care crosses all branches of medical & emotional as well as rehabilitation care.There is specialized care from birth to seniors.I continue to be impressed at the services offered including aquatic rehabilitation physical therapy- pain management- eye care - cardiac & more.Sometimes patience is the key but this is to be expected. Duke Hospital Systems has international recognition as being the best of the best

Excellent for real estate and appraisal education. Trust them for accurate, factual, and useful…read moreinformation to help me be successful in my career

Take this class! Whether you're in search of a CPR Course for school/work or you're looking to be a…read morebit more prepared in life, look no further, this is everything you're looking for and more! Joanne has years of experience, is extremely knowledgable, and provides a hands on learning experience no other class will offer! Normally a CPR class is boring, not to mention packed with at least 30 people...but Joanne's small courses provide an interactive environment where she can ensure your questions are answered, and I can vouch that you will leave feeling confident and knowledgable in CPR.

I am a lazy student. I prefer staying in bed dressed in PJs to take a webinar over attending a…read moreclass in person any day. So, I groaned when I received a notice that I was required to take a live class this year in order to renew my BLS training. I searched online and came across Joanne's website and signed up due to the glowing testimonials. $55 cash (healthcare provider cost) got me an intimate 4 hour class session consisting of 4 students with Joanne in the comfort of her home. While that may seem short, Joanne is a no-nonsense instructor who keeps CPR practical, interesting, and to the point. She cuts out all the irrelevant and outdated material. She provided handouts with common sense knowledge highlighting key ideas. The class was very hands on, while Joanne individually assessed each student's ability to perform the skills taught on the manikins. If we made errors, she meticulously guided us through our missteps before moving on to the next topic. At the end of class, we took the CPR test with around 25 questions. Some questions were very tricky but I passed thanks to Joanne. The tests were graded immediately and certificates were handed out. A few weeks later, I got the CPR card in the mail. The website mentions that with groups of four or more, Joanne can travel to you and even out of state! If only my sophomore English teacher in high school had Joanne's teaching style and dedication perhaps I wouldn't have mastered daydreaming. Joanne's class verified that I indeed am capable of learning at my age even when I have the attention span of a gold fish.

Recently finished my first course with Redbud (Writing the Novel) and absolutely loved it. I am…read morevery much on the beginner side of things but learned a ton from Emily as well as the colleagues in the course. The course was done virtually due to COVID but the format and discussions worked wonderfully. I can't recommend them enough, give it a try!

I took the Deep Dive into Poetry four-week online course with Ali Wood this May, and it was a great…read moreexperience! It was my first Redbud class, and I was really impressed by how Ali led the class with a combination of workshopping, in-class writing time, and discussion of poems and texts on craft. We had just three students but it ended up being a benefit - lots of time to workshop! Plus, a week or so after the session ended, there was the opportunity to take part in a reading with students from other classes at Flyleaf Books. It was super nice to meet some people irl especially with everything being cancelled for so long due to covid. I highly recommend classes with Redbud! The website works well and the prices are fair (not cheap, but they offer the option to donate more if you've got it to help them offer lower cost to those who need it / do free community classes).

I went here during the first 6 months of 2012 for intro classes for my Masters of Accounting degree…read moreand it overall was okay. My problems are the classrooms are small & crowded, and they don't give proctored exams which and employer would prefer. But I can't complain too much since it is an okay value for the money and the advisors are super friendly and go out of their way to help you (like Sheena Steinhoff who got me into the program). My major advice for DeVry is to have proctored final exams and to help students better find jobs through the career center.