I recently completed the DMS program at Northwest College Long Beach, and while I have some mixed feelings about my overall experience, I want to take the time to recognize the instructors who truly made a difference. My instructor, Mrs. Morgan, was the best mentor I could have asked for. During orientation, she was honest about how difficult the DMS program would be and how much time and dedication it would require. Looking back, I truly appreciate how she prepared us for the journey ahead. Whenever I struggled with a scan, had difficulty understanding the material, or needed help studying for my SPI exam, Mrs. Morgan always went the extra mile. She was patient, supportive, and genuinely wanted to see us succeed. She also helped students from other classes whenever they needed guidance, which says so much about the kind of instructor she is. I truly owe a lot of my success to her. The DMS program is lucky to have instructors like Mrs. Morgan, Ms. A, and Ms. Wu. Their dedication is what makes the program special. That being said, there are definitely areas where Northwest College needs improvement. Schedule changes have sometimes made it more difficult for students to learn, classroom changes have created additional challenges, and the campus could use better maintenance, especially in the restrooms. Lastly, I found it disappointing that our campus director, who helped guide us toward this achievement, isn't the person handing us our diplomas. I spoke with the Dean and requested that Mrs. Morgan be the one to hand me my diploma, and I am currently waiting to hear back. Overall, despite the areas that need improvement, I am incredibly grateful for the instructors who supported me throughout this journey. Most importantly, I am thankful for Mrs. Morgan and everything she has done to help me reach this accomplishment. read more

I reached out to North-West College in Long Beach to get information about their Pharmacy Technician program. I spoke with admissions and was given the tuition details and overall cost. After reviewing everything, I felt the program was much more expensive than I expected. I ended up enrolling in a tuition-free Pharmacy Technician program through a local adult school instead. To my surprise they offer a lot of options in the medical field tuition free If you're considering this school, I recommend asking for a full breakdown of tuition and fees and comparing it with other programs in your area before making a decision. read more

Stay away if you are interested in the DMS program, they are not accredited and you will not be able to sit for your boards after and they will not disclose that to you. Without your boards jobs won't even look twice at your resume doesn't matter how good of a student you were. Also getting hired at your clinicals is damm near impossible since they work with places who aren't even hiring. Don't do it! Do your research and go elsewhere read more

Needs real help this school is just bad go the other way not even kidding they only care about money especially the LVN program

This school is a scam! The staff don't help you even though they have high energy when signing you up and if you dont pay Your full tuition before graduation date they keep your diploma hostage and they give nothing to show for all the hard work you put in . Go somewhere else that actually value the students ! You have to tell them to do their job ! read more

Do not go to this school ! They are a complete scam. You'll be lucky to get an instructor that cares but the staff and career services is a joke. Michelle from career services is lazy have to get her to do her job . If you fail a class they add an additional 500 to your tuition if you don't pay it before graduation they don't give you anything when you walk . read more

I am a current student and finishing my last term before I go into externship. I can't say enough good things about the DMS program. Ms. Morgan started my experience here and Ms. A became our permanent instructor for both class and lab. During lab, we had all 3 instructors Ms. Morgan, Ms. A, and Ms. Wu. I attended the weekly lab that they offer every Thursday for students to attend and excel in their scanning. The instructors were patient, they were kind and most of all they always aimed for me to be the best that I could be so that I was prepped and ready for externship. Communicating with them came easy whether it was emails I was sending over the weekend, or in person when I was struggling with understanding the material. When it came to Miss Wendy, she has been so busy with running back and forth from both Long Beach and Anaheim campuses, I have no idea how she has the time and patience for all of us. She's always super positive and it's been really easy to approach her and talk to her as well. Right now Miss Wendy and I have been putting together the resume that I will be using to apply for jobs after my externship. This program was HARD but the instructors are always there to help. I feel a great sense of gratitude that I took a chance on myself and went back to school after my 30's and done having kids. If you join this program here at Long Beach, you are in good hands. read more

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I contacted Maggie , and amber when I needed support. And nobody ever responded back to me , so now I need to drop out .

I went here starting July of 2023.... it was a critical time in my life. while the staff was amazing, there were two people who impacted me the most. Mrs Gardiner and Ms Alice. Mrs G just made learning fun and east and she looked out for her students. Ms Alice on the other hand also cared about the students at the school. Still til this day she asks me about myself and my sister. She always checks in and when it came to me finding a job she always had a lead. I personally want to thank Ms Alice for all her help and support throughout this journey whether it was a check up or giving advice. She really cares about the student's success even after you are no longer a student. Forever grateful to her!!! ~Kiara Davis~ Surgical Technician read more

If I could leave zero starts I would I would NOT recommend this school at all it's impossible to get in contact they are never available I've been trying to get in contact with the director but she's never available and it's so frustrating. read more

Ms. Dianna brown was an excellent instructor hands in my medical and helps with the tutoring like guiding us on doing injections drawing blood and taken knowing how to vital, and has showed me on medical insurance and how to ensure patient's. And ms Alice career services always There to answer my questions this is a good school Amber was great too read more

My journey to becoming an LVN wasn't traditional--I'm a first-generation Latino graduate and nurse , a father, and someone who once worked in warehouses thinking school wasn't for me. But with support from my wife and kids, couple of friends and family I found the courage to start with a CNA course, and later enrolled in the VN program. Balancing fatherhood, work, and school was tough, but worth it. My instructors challenged me, and I learned that asking questions is key--something I wish I did more often. The program was humbling, and it prepared me to serve my community with compassion and skill. I'm proud to say I'm now a licensed vocational nurse. This school gave me the tools to change my life and be an example to my kids. For anyone thinking about nursing it's hard yea but just go for it. Sincerely, Oscar Perez, LVN read more

0 out of 5 stars (if I could give zero, I would) My experience at North-West College Long Beach has been nothing but stressful and emotionally draining. This school does not care about students or their education -- they make constant mistakes, and trying to get help or speak to someone to fix an issue is nearly impossible. It feels like trying to reach the President of the United States just to get a simple answer. They ignore emails, fail to take accountability, and destroy your educational progress with the same errors they themselves create. The lack of communication and support is beyond frustrating. I'm only finishing my program because I've come too far to quit, but I would never return here or recommend this school to anyone. The only positive thing I can say is that they hired an amazing instructor -- Miss D, the Medical Assistant teacher. She truly cares about her students and their success. She's the only reason I made it this far. read more

RUN... An absolute scam of a school with incompetent teachers and an administration full of theatrics to lead you on so you are obligated to pay them more. I had the luxury of paying them $1,100 just to go through their "Seminar of Success" introduction course just to see if I qualify for the LVN course. I quickly realized how terrible the teachers were but I was convinced to stay by the administration to at least see more of the course. Well, that was beyond the refund date, and they have the audacity to charge a full month of "classes" for what was a glorified arithmetic refresher. It isn't a class where they teach you anything, it is literally part of a process to select who proceeds to the actual LVN course, you don't even have a guarantee to get in. You're paying over $1,000 to see if you even get into this terrible school. FYI: i dropped while having the highest entry score and having completed all assignments, I was 100% certain of getting into the program, I dropped because beyond the nice facilities and smiles of the administration, I was not willing to spend $40,000 on this poor level of education and absolutely bewildering level of gaslighting from the teacher. Halfway through the 1 month course (3 classes a week), I realized this school's teachers are incompetent at teaching basic algebraic principles while gaslighting students that have trouble understanding (the teacher basically wrote incoherent scribbles on a PowerPoint while mumbling "just do this, and this"). She told us that it is our fault for not understanding the material and this is just the "rigors of medical school". The teacher also had quizzes with content that was not covered in any of the classes or media provided, but doubled down on every inconsistency while there were literally a dozen students complaining about the lack of consistency or transparency on what is covered on the tests vs the class (We had a quiz for section 1 with materials from section 5). I filed several complaints regarding this teacher to the administration and they basically told me "we'll look into it". Well, nothing happened, she never acknowledged her errors, and continued to justify all of her inconsistencies with "this is just how the medical field is". Well I sure hope the medical field isn't a bunch of poorly explained concepts and straight up lying about material that is covered or not. You cannot gaslight 60 people in a room and think you get away with it? Either way, after several weeks of complaints and nothing being done by the administration, I decided it was time for me to leave and use my money else where. This is a private school with a tuition of $40,000. You're being sold on the quality of the facilities being nice, but oh boy, the quality of education here is absolutely the worst I have ever seen in my life. I've never seen such a maliciously incompetent teaching staff in my life. I will take an incompetent but supportive teacher, I might take a competent but mean teacher, but nobody should have to pay for an incompetent and malicious teacher. The cherry on top is being charged a full month of tuition for only attending 3 weeks of a course that isn't even teaching you anything, it is a selection process, you aren't even officially in the program. What an absolute joke. read more

Financial department will mislead you on steady of your loan.. they told me I was good and started classes..wrll my loan was not good even though I had a payment schedual.. they had me for 8 weeks coming into fix one last thing .then next week is another thing.. got to the point were they wanted to amend my taxes ..I couldn't due to needing my ex wife's social security.. when I question several people ..the answer is there working on it , but no one can explain what that means ..and if you what it means ..they take offense and say your taking it out on them even tgough its a question about the info they give..they stated the will call you back ..and they dont ..I had to drop because no one would answer, even though the sell you on the notion that they are their for you when things aren't going well..I believed they were there to help and got the opposite ..if you choose this school dont trust admin and finaciL departments the they say your good ...they don know if you are or not !!!! read more

Finally able to write a review since I got a job- not with the help of career services because they didn't help at all. Long story short: would I recommend this school for surgical technology? Sure, I guess, the other options are not any better and have packed classes. -The surgical technology program here is very competitive and kick students out if they fail exams (which is a good thing, it shows how serious people are and you're not stuck in classes with people who aren't sure if they want to do this or not). Overall it was an okay experience. Mrs Duran is an actual angel of a human being and cares so much for all her students, Mrs Gardiner (who isn't there anymore) did a good job going in depth about surgeries and ran a good teaching program and Mrs Marcy was pretty cool as well, always just one text away and understanding of us if we had problems arise. -The problems: we had to do 4 months of "general education" classes which was a MASSIVE SCAM. Complete waste of time! These classes had absolutely nothing to do with anything related to surgical technology- not even medical rated! They were on zoom as well which made it worse, I believe it was just a huge money grab. There is no other possible reason, just a money grab. They say it's necessary but it's not (they lie a lot and use scare tactics). The overall cost was around 40k, and 4 months of our time we were writing essays about mermaids and doing show & tells. Mind you ... we are all adults in the classes, well passed high school education- we had not a single purpose to take these ridiculous classes besides to pay more money in order to graduate. -The anatomy portion was taught thoroughly, and the sterile techniques and stuff we actually need to know for the field. They have a great amount of instruments to learn about too which is a huge plus for the field. I will say, the anatomy book we learn in class had NOTHING to do with the tests because the tests were from some third party test bank.... Do yourself a favor & make besties with Quizlet because what you study from the book WILL NOT BE ON THE TEST. I can't be any more straight forward about this -They have no idea what's going on with the money. We paid cash- no loans or anything, and it was a through a third party "tuition options". I guess they never communicated with each other or something because although we paid on time- north west still sent letters in the mail saying I didn't pay. I had to constantly email tuition options and make sure the money was through. After we paid it off- 100% paid off, letters and emails saying we were done- I went to the administrator to sort something out and she springs up that we owe $2100???? FOR THE DOWNPAYMENT? A down payment should be done BEFORE starting .... Not 3 months before graduation. I'll have no idea why it was never brought up before, especially establishing that we were already done with our payments. -Nothing was organized, including the money problems, but especially with our homework's and documents needed. I understand Mrs Marcy was thrown into a role when it was busiest, but instead of giving a checklist of what we needed for clinicals it was "do you have this paperwork and this bloodwork??? I need it NOW or else you'll lose your spot in clinicals!". Every other day. Literally, to everybody, everything was extremely last minute, followed with an infamous threat of not graduating or losing our spot in the clinicals. We also had to do a ridiculous amount of paperwork- which never even got graded and didn't count towards anything- thrown at us a day before. I'm talking like filling out 3-essay like papers every single day and making sure to bring them to campus. Half the class lied on the papers anything but regardless, it was ridiculous how much stuff was sprung on us. -you don't really learn anything good until you're at the hospital clinical sites ... but it is what it is -the college & career service lady doesn't help at all. They threatened us saying we won't graduate if we don't send her our resume- which had to be in a form so she can edit it ??? She didn't do anything with our resumes. You would think people in the field working here knew somebody in a hospital or something to connect us to a job but NOPE. I was denied everywhere because of lack of experience and the career services lady just emailed us a "congrats on passing your exam, here's some links to apply at some hospitals" and sent some hospitals links that all only want people with experience lol. read more

If i could give this place no stars i would this place is just money hungry the teachers are not there for you at all the assistant DON is not for the student at all the students in the LVN program is basically learning off each other who wants to go to class and watch nursing videos off youtube and watch a teacher take selfies and be on the shine all day and get made when you express how you fell run don't walk this school is not worth the time they need better staff read more

Over all really good care for their students, really supportive staff and especially counselors.

Hi, my name is Melby and I am currently a student at this school, I love how organized and sweet the teachers are. Ms. Marchiondo was so amazing, she was sweet, compassionate, kind, and extremely empathetic. She teaches the material so effectively and efficiently!I am currently with Ms. Duran & I love being a student in her class. She is hardworking, passionate, very kind, and makes it an enjoyable & fun experience to learn, totally would recommend coming here if you're interested in an organized and friendly environment! PSA: if you are interested in coming here, please take into account how available you are in your daily life! Attendance is EXTREMELY important here and they are very strict and adamant about being here everyday and on time so make sure you can commit to that!! read more

I attended the Surgical Tech program at NWC-LB. I honestly really enjoyed the program. The teachers are so amazing especially Mrs. Gardiner she teaches everything so well. She prepares you so well for clinicals and for real surgery life. I got hired less than a month after receiving my certification at a Level 2 trauma center. I get great feedback from the Dr's they always assume I have years of experience even though I'm a new grad. I can confidently say that the school prepared me so well. But! I will say it all depends on you if you succeed at the school or not. I put in the work to find a job myself not career services! read more

My experience here at this site has been quite the journey to say the least. When I started they were very unorganized and not as helpful but the surveys about the school usually addressed our complaints. Except supplies, as an MA student our class would always lack supplies making it very hard to practice blood work. Aside from that there were specific teachers and staff that made my experience a lot better!! For starters my MA teacher Ms. Karla Taub who really put in her time to help her students and also Ms. Karla from career services who helped me obtain my externship site and made sure I had everything on track for graduation. I do think the school is capable of making changes that better our experience and education. read more

Was the best experience I had Ms Joanna help me out so much in my process of going to externship she always got back to me as soon as possible luckily I was able do do my hours and got hired at the same location I did my externship Ms Joanna thank you for everything read more

I'm not a person to write yelp reviews. I was going to write one right after I graduated NWC, but I decided to wait a few months after to see if I was still upset. It is now four months after I've graduated from the surgical tech program, and I still have never regretted a decision more in my life than attending this campus' surgical technology program. If you are looking at the surgical tech program here, I urge you to attend another campus or another institution all together. I am still paying off $40,000 for an excruciatingly low quality education that failed to deliver the promising job outlook that was advertised. Please don't make the same mistake as me. read more

First, I want to say, a BIG thank you to Ms June for helping me throughout the process to get my pharmacy tech license! She walked me through everything and helped me when I needed/asked for it. If it wasn't for her, I would've quit from the beginning of the course. She's an amazing teacher! Made me feel comfortable and if I didn't understand something, she made sure to find a way to make me understand. She was the only one willing to help the students out. She wasn't there just for a paycheck! Thank you Johanna for standing up for me at the school campus when no one else was helpful. Thank you Mrs Sam for taking over after Mrs June left, the last 2 months were great! Thank you Matthew and Chris at FAFSA, you boys rock! Second, I want to say, there's WAY BETTER schools out there! Apply at CVS and go thru the program with them for free instead of paying $18k here! This school is very unorganized! When I signed up, they hyped up the teacher (Ms Kelly) but when I was actually starting the program, they failed to tell me she had quit so I had different teachers and subs. Never had a stable one thru out the 9 months course! I paid off the monthly down payment but according to them, there was no record but luckily I kept every receipt for record from that school! I highly recommend keeping every receipt because this happened to a lot other students as well! There were no supplies to practice on, we made request to the school multiple times and not once did they listen. Then we went thru different school directors subs and they weren't helpful neither since Suguey quit! Which, I am glad she did because she was the worst person with the ugliest attitude! Once I completed my SOS and courses, they removed me from the graduation list TWICE! Because according to them, they had no record of any payments, no record of prefect attendance, no record of me completing my extern hours! Even though I shown them proof and my teachers/subs emailed them proof too, they kept trying to keep me off from walking the stage but I had to argue with them back and fourth to prove them wrong! Lastly, if you decide to choose this school still, KEEP ALL YOUR RECEIPTS and stand up for yourself! read more

I'm currently a student in Ms. Duran's and have enjoyed my time in her class very much. I also really enjoyed being a student in Mrs. Marchiondo's class and had an amazing experience learning from her. Both of the professors are great women with great learning tools and amazing personalities that kept me engaged. I'm looking forward to moving on in this program! read more

Great school for surgical tech MRS.G and MRS.DURAN are amazing teachers, if you are looking to get in the field great school to start you off read more

My time at North- West College was exceptionally positive. I successfully completed the PT program and obtained my license with perfect attendance. I had a good experience with my instructors, including Laura, the Director of admission, and Johanna, my Career Advisor. they where always available to assist me whenever I had any questions or concerns! read more

North-West College - Long Beach - Colleges & Universities Near Me - Long Beach, California

Long Beach campus staff very unprofessional. The campus coordinator has no idea on how to do her job, coordinator before her same clueless. They don't care for student status, certification are not turned in on time to students. They are held back because of instructors are not there to teach, one teacher cancelled class because she had to go home. On hand lab was never equipped with medical equipment needed for lab. Director and staff are useless, only there to make money of off people who are trying to better their situation. They aren't even nationwide licensed to provide better chance for student to receive certification/license for them to work in hospitals. They are a fraud. Good thing I stopped payments before I gave away too much. Do your research before signing anything with this school. If possible look for a better school. My son's experience at this campus has been nothing but headaches and stress. DON'T GO TO THIS SCHOOL in any CAMPUS. Save your self from regret. read more

I want to share my experience at Northwest College in Long Beach. Initially, I signed up with Monica, who was my first contact. I specifically asked if phlebotomy certification was included in the MA program, and she assured me it was. However, after starting the program, I realized you are taught the basics of phlebotomy, but you will not receive a phlebotomy certificate. The school should clarify this because obtaining phlebotomy certification requires enrolling in another program at a different school and paying an additional $2,000. Transparency about what the school actually offers is crucial, which can be seen as false advertising. The MA program provides an MA certificate only, but NWC does offer the CMA test to become certified MA (CMA) (you can go elsewhere also for the test). Johanna informed me about this test, which she told me would be a great benefit to receive this certification, which would give me more career opportunities to work at a hospital, etc. I was never told by anyone else at NWC that this test was offered by them, costing about $125 initially, and if you do not pass, there is another fee to retake the test which is standard anywhere you go. Our instructor, Ms. Avendano, did a commendable job managing the large number of students despite the challenge of introducing new batches of students every four weeks. Ms.A deserves a pay raise for her everlasting patience with the students. However, the school's frequent changes in procedures, such as clocking in and submitting work, could be better managed with additional instructors and staff who know what is going on with the constant changes the students have to deal with, In my opinion, there should be two instructors one for new students and one for senior students. After completing the program, some of us faced issues with our attendance records due to a system change and our work needing to be transferred correctly to the new or upgraded system they merged to. It was frustrating to constantly chase the staff to correct our records so we could proceed to the externship. During the externship, we met with student advisors such as Miguel and Johanna, who were generally helpful and responsive. However, dealing with Karla in student services was difficult due to her bad attitude and reluctance to address student questions. According to Karla, other NWC staff need more training and need to know what they are doing, which is very unprofessional. When I raised these concerns with the campus director, it took about two weeks, an email (my email was in his spam email, apparently), and two phone calls to receive a response. Overall, my experience at NW College was just mediocre. Considering the inconsistencies and issues, the program is not worth the amount they charge. read more

Pt2 Test that we need. I was told that graduation was in November and anybody that is already done with the program would graduate. I asked about graduation recently and she said it's in October and the deadline was September 15 to sign up and they never informed me about that. I was also told that you have to finish your SOS hours to graduate you also had to start with your extern hours but you can't start your extern hours without having to finish SOS. As of now, I can't finish SOS due to a little bout so that means I can't start my extern hours and I will be put behind more. I won't be able to graduate until next year in April. School fails to adequately prepare students for externships and is unresponsive when assistance is needed. The school falsely claims that we have not made a payment, despite having done so. I was going to drop from the program the moment the old instructor left, but I never did because I was almost done with the program I've had multiple classmates drop we used to have a class of 8 or 10. Then 3 students dropped we had a class of 4. After our old instructor left, we barely had any labs. I would personally have to ask our sub to do things such as make IV bags and capsules. Half of the time we were in the lab we would just sit there on our phones or just talk with one another we weren't learning and still aren't. I wish I had read the reviews before enrolling in the School. There has been nothing but negative things since I've been here. The School Director does not answer her emails they lag on everything when you ask for information about certain things. They say that you can get your license within 3 to 4 months which is a lie they take a year to give it to you, so how do they want us to be successful in our careers if they can't even give us our license? Here's a second update to this review since I finished school there has been more negative stuff and more pushbacks to getting my license and graduation. Once I finished my extern hours I got all the paperwork needed for them to send out my license. When I was doing my query, it got here in the mail and I took it to the school. They didn't send it out until it had expired, and I had to redo it and pay for it myself when the school should've paid for it. That pushed me back on getting my license even more than they had already pushed back. Graduation on the other hand they were fighting me because they were saying I didn't have perfect attendance, but not once that I ever miss online class or a lab. With that being said, I was told I was on the graduation list when I got to the school to pick up my cap and gown I wasn't on the list. They wanted me to pay the remaining balance. I owe the school to graduate. But I fought them because why would I pay and not be able to graduate or get my license at that? A couple of days later from that incident, I got a call saying they would give me my tickets and I was going to be able to walk. The only good person at the school is Johanna She cares about her students. read more

SCHOOL DESERVES NO STAR. I retract my previous statement from 2022 . I was coerced by the school to leave a good review. WORST trade school. I, and everyone else i know that went to this school, has had the WORST experience . We are promised all of these amazing opportunities and an open door policy but once you finish, you realized not only were empty promises made , but now then they are a hassle to get a hold of when trying to obtain your license. Long Beach campus specifically , the turnover rate is so high that your personal files will be lost due to mishandling, phone calls never returned then they blame you for not being available at their convenience , threatened to not walk across stage . It took a year AFTER finishing the program i was in to get my license. When someone i work with , no school needed, received it in less than 2 months NORTH WEST IS TERRIBLE . Marsha Fuerst would be highly disappointed by the staff and faculty of the long beach campus read more

I Agree with most of the reviews here but some who changed my experience for the better was Ms. Karla Taub from the MA program whom put dedication into teaching and actually shows how much she cares about her students. Also Ms. Karla from career center who help me by making sure I had everything ready to go out to externship and helped me find an externship site. She stood on top of it and made sure to answer all my questions and would always get back to me on time if I had any concerns. read more

I want to thank Ms.Linda DON at NWC and also my Instructors. Ms.Irene thank you for pushing me to strive for greatness, giving me the courage to finish strong in school with all my obstacles ahead of me. Dr.Jude you're an awesome Instructor, you pushed me so hard to study and to understand each concept. read more

Hmmm. I was a former student here, can't rate this school I was here for a short amount time until Covid pandemic hit so I stopped going to school because everything had shut down. But now I'm having a hard time trying to reach this school. I called multiple times and still never had a call back. I wanted to know about the sonography program.... read more

I started attending Northwest college a month ago I am very happy to now attend class with my pharmacy instructor Mrs. Kelly. She is very knowledgeable and engaging. This instructor is encouraging and approachable. The class is great . If you are thinking of furthering your education I recommend this campus and Mrs. Kelly. read more

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This school is unreal. MS MORGAN is completely unprofessional and rude, along with everyone else who works here. Ms Morgan Never gets back to any emails or phone calls... so many broken promises from these people. I was dropped and had a very valid excuse as to why i had to miss class and now they want me to pay them? I will never recommend this school and i will never go back no matter how much they reach out to me Trying to join another program. I was looking forward to schooling and my career with them but not anymore. This school is a scam. I should have listened to the reviews before joining this school. read more

I enrolled at this school for the medical assistant program & didn't even complete it bc of how unprofessional this school is !!! Teachers don't know how to teach, You barely even learn anything, none of the school directors help you. Laura is the worst!! If I knew how this school would've turned out I would've never wasted my time coming here. Save your money and go somewhere else where they are willing to help you out , actually teach you , and won't scam you. I ain't paying shit of whatever I owe here. read more

I love this school I studied LVN and pass my NCLEX in a heart beat , I really learned a lot from professors to clinical instructors. First of all I want to say thank you to great staff at North West Long Beach. If you guys decided to come here, do it you guys going to learn a lot from Dr.Greg, Ms.Juvet, Ms.Minerva,Ms.Regina, and Mr.Aga. It seems a lot and tough but in my experience learn it all because 110 percent you guys going to use it all for your first job ^_^ . Clinical experience wise was great, thanks to Mr.Deo the clinical coordinator for giving us a good experience to clinical site. The DON Ms.Linda will guide you and help you through all nursing school days :) read more

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I finished the program had to called to asked about my diploma, if I wouldnt have called I would have never gotten it . never graduated smh the worst experience never even gotten a job and pay for all this loans the worst experience.. don't go read more

Run the f other way! They will reel you in with smiles and great speeches. This school been unorganized, last minute notice ,different instructors , false information, late information , NO information from the very beginning! No accommodations or word up to their promises. DON never respond back to emails. This school has been a huge headache! It's their way or no way. read more