2/25/22 If you're in need of recertification (or new) of your ACLS/BLS cards, this is a great place…read moreto go! As mentioned from my photo posted, it's not much to look at in terms of aesthetics. The building in itself is only 2 floors & it looks like it's built in the 1970's because it appears it has that original yellow green paint from that era. But in all honesty, what matters is what is being offered. It's a small class of only 6 students (could accommodate up to 10) in a small classroom. Nicole, our instructor is a Respiratory Therapist by trade & is confident & knowledgeable in her teaching the class. No muss no fuss. Its STRESS FREE---entirely the reason I opted to elect this place instead of taking it at my job site. It is not economically sound but I value my comfort over anxiety if I am to do recertification every 2 years! We were shown videos/instructions in addition to her teaching & the CPR dummies are provided for demonstration & we paired up to demonstrate skills. It was performed at ease & it is what I appreciated. Most importantly, Nicole made herself available for questions & clarifications with the post test--thank goodness. Once again, easy-peasy lemon squeezey, loved this portion! Will definitely return & recommend this site. *****CAUTION****** **NOT HANDICAP ACCESSIBLE** I had to take the stairs with my bum knee (LOL). Hey it was okay, I just took my time. Used to take it in Long Beach (991 Medical) for convenience & closer to home but in comparison this place, Elite ROCKS! Really glad & very satisfied I tried it here. Will retrieve my cards by the end of the day via email. So far the (high) price paid is looking like it's worth it ($240 combo ACLS/BLS).

Easy and strait forward. Great information instructor was knowledgeable. Would take againread more

Went to the location and it's closed. Tried calling so many times and NEVER respond. I've tried…read moreemailing and no response!! I did orientation etc but haven't heard from anyone. Starting to feel like this place is a scam!!!! UPDATE okay so started school etc...school and staff just got bad communication problems but other than that once you start it's a smooth process. Supposed to finish theory and clinicals within another 2-3 weeks and then can take my state test. Teachers: Adam online theory is amazing teacher!!! Denise in person clinicals is amazing as well. Anyone would be blessed to get them as instructors.

Corrina and Mrs. Christina have been extremely nice and super helpful. I applied for the CNA…read moreprogram and got funding within two weeks. I recommend this program to people who are interested in nursing.

The counseling department gives me mixed feelings because some counselors barely helped, and others…read morewere definitely more knowledgeable. While it's great that they let you setup online appointments, I had difficulties over Zoom. And they should let you see which departments the counselors are for, so they can guide you better. One of them went over the petitioning for a degree/transfer process. I didn't know I was that close to finishing another one, but I guess most of my credits from a different community college are accepted here. However, the process is tedious and should be automated. The last counselor I spoke to seemed lazy and told me I should just do all the research myself, so it was a complete waste of time...like what was the point of the appointment, if she didn't want to help look into a program I was interested in? The financial aid office was super unhelpful with one experience I had, and I spent 20-ish minutes going back and forth with a male employee who did not tell me anything I did not already know. He was talking in circles, and I actually found the answers I wanted online myself. Teacher-wise, I feel like you need to read ratemyprofessor. But also, you won't know until you read their syllabus. If you plan to take LOG 110, avoid VT. She never contributed once to any discussion, never gave insightful advice. Everything was copy and pasted, for the homework and responses to grading. She doesn't check Turnitin percentages, so you might get dinged for using the textbook. It took her a month to grade assignments, and actually, the class started 2 days late. She claimed she was locked out of Canvas for 10 days, but we never received an extension for that or when the system was hacked and offline. Also, over 2 months later, and she had still not graded my final scores. Honestly, I feel the dean should look into this low-effort teacher because I can't refer to that person as a professor. Plus, I didn't like how another teacher (MY) is forcing students to record videos, as if it were a speech class. A lot of them seem uptight and only really there for a paycheck. She also didn't respond to e-mails initially, and was rude about a submission question I asked. Canvas sucks. If you plan to take online classes, beware of the ones that use Honorlock and require you to pay for software, that connect to Canvas. I believe the library has most textbooks, but reserve them in advance because you can only check them out for so long. So far, I haven't like most classes because of how poor the content is. All of the PowerPoints I have read were bare bones, bare minimum, and didn't offer anything the textbook didn't. A lot of teachers also just add videos, which is fine, but it's a cop-out. But, I feel like they should include their own lecture material and share what they learned over the years. The one class that I am somewhat okay with is English C1001, but a lot of classes tend to have things due on Mondays, Wednesdays, and a weekend day. The quizzes don't count as points for each question, like most other classes. But, for every essay, of which we have four, Curington requires an outline, prewrites, research/lab assignments, and a first draft. The peer outlines are okay, if the other classmate cares enough to try. He leaves feedback for most assignments, which I appreciate. I have yet to visit the campus, but I look forward to visiting the observatory on a Friday evening. (Parking is free in LOT C.) I thought I would like RHC, but I might switch schools, if I don't end up liking the logistics management program.

I came here for an Accounting class and enjoyed the campus, amenities, professor, and material we…read morewent over. It was an excellent educational experience. I recently came for an E-Waster disposal event, it was well organized and the staff were extremely friendly.

Hi I'm in their part time VN program, currently in term 3. I've had a positive experience at this…read moreschool so far. The instructors and staff have been supportive, and I appreciate the guidance they provide throughout the program. The coursework can be challenging, but it has helped me improve my knowledge, confidence, and clinical skills. I'm grateful for the opportunities I've received and look forward to continuing my education here.

I completed term one with Dr Greg and Ms. Eugenia who are very experienced in presenting the…read morematerials and skills for nursing fundamentals and pharmacology. i was doing rather well in term one because i was told not to work when i first inquired. My admissions was Ms Dina who was very thorough with her introduction to the VN program and let me know what to expect even before i started the program. When you look for nursing programs in the La Puente and West Covina areas, you should give the school a call.

My experience at RCI was a unique combination of challenging and rewarding…read more I recently completed the MLT program and was board certified shortly afterwards. Without a doubt, this was one of the most challenging experiences for me in academia, and I have an advanced degree in Biology. So, whatever you do, do not take this program lightly. The material covered is very comprehensive, with certain aspects mirroring year one of medical school. Given the duration of the program, there will unquestionably be times when you're overcome by the sheer volume of material covered in such a short time frame. Whatever you do, **don't get discouraged.** Stay the course. Rest assured, the staff at RCI are there to support you as best as they can. Because your success is a direct reflection of them-- their ability to ensure you are well prepared for the board exam and will make a positive contribution to the medical community at large. You see, everyone has a common goal here. The goal is for you to succeed. Outstanding experience overall. But again, this is far from easy. While the role is that of technician, this is not an "on the surface" academic program. The demand is great, and the bar is high. Although, you've been given somewhat of a head start seeing as the support system at RCI is stellar. The instructors and laboratory training are top tier. What's more, there is an underlying kindness that reverberates throughout the RCI campus fostering a strong sense of hope. But... RCI can only go so far. Be prepared to put in the work. The end result will be everything you hoped it would be (and more) in the healthcare sector. So, what are you waiting for? Enroll now! As RCI says, this is your "Gateway to a New Beginning." You've got this.

I completed the RCI VN Program and appreciated the opportunity to be part of one of their earlier…read morecohorts. The program is fast-paced and requires a lot of self-discipline, but the instructors were knowledgeable and willing to answer questions when needed. Overall, the program provided structure and support during an important step toward licensure!

Really enjoyed my time learning here! Mrs. Martinez (RN) was engaged and taught class with much…read moreknowledge for each module/topic. Mr. Ace, clinical/LVN was always energetic and brought a good humor to teach "skills" he was very throughout. Both, were genuinely invested in esuccess and rooting for our accomplishments!

Really great experience, overall. Passed my CNA exam on the first attempt…read more Mrs. Martinez and all of the instructors are truly invested in the success of their students. Weekly or bi-weekly payments are accepted for the 10 weekend CNA course. The staff takes care of everything from student CNA badges to sending in all of the paperwork needed to take the state exam. The class sizes are reasonable so instructors can provide individual attention to students if needed. If you're looking for a good school, priced reasonably with great instructors Healthcare Career Center is a fantastic choice.

I am very thankful to this school. About me before I started this LVN program I have a bachelor's…read moredegree in a field I never used and worked in real estate sales for 18 years. I also earned my AA degree from a junior college, so I was already familiar with being in school and taking state exams. While attending this school, I worked as a notary notarizing loan documents, which gave me the flexibility to support myself during the program. The truth is that I have had a passion for nursing since junior college. Although Nursing is an intimidating career, I could not ignore the feeling that it was calling me. I entered the program one month after it had already started, which made the beginning very challenging. I barely slept at first, but once I adjusted to the pace, it became manageable. If you stay focused and put in the time & work, you will graduate. You must study, read the required material, and follow your instructors' guidance. At the time, our exam preparation for the NCLEX was through ATI. I graduated from the 21-month LVN program in July 2021. I was a COVID-era student, and although hospital clinicals were limited, we still attended clinicals when allowed. I completed several days at a local community hospital in Norwalk. Since graduating, I passed the NCLEX on the 1st try and have done well with my LVN license. I worked in a hospital for about 8 months but realized it was not the best fit for me because I wanted to help my patients more quickly without waiting for RN's to push IV meds. I now work at different rehabilitation healthcare centers (nursing homes) and sub Acute, which I enjoy. Overall, this school helped me take my first steps as an LVN, and I plan to pursue my RN in the future. I recommend this school to anyone willing to stay disciplined, prioritize studying, read their books, watch learning videos, and support their cohort. If you truly commit, you can succeed. Good luck to everyone reading this, and may God bless you on your journey to becoming a nurse.

I spent 2 years with this school, though it's a 18 month program, I had a family emergency and they…read moreworked with me and made it easy for me to return and finish the program. The teaching staff is very knowledgeable, can be strict, but one appreciates it once you are taking the ncelx exam. This school works with you and its up to you to put in the work at home, if you put in at least 2 hours of study for every 1 of class, you will breeze through it. The ATI program we used is very helpful, master it and use it often. If you treat people with respect they will treat you with respect, that's everywhere.. I am putting my son through this program as soon as he's out of high school.

I can't recommend LGL College and their CNA program enough. From day one, Erika and Erik went above…read moreand beyond to make sure every student had the support they needed to succeed. Erik brings an incredible amount of experience and knowledge to the program. He takes the time to make sure everyone truly understands the material and offers plenty of opportunities to come in for extra hands-on skills practice. His feedback is thoughtful, encouraging, and has been invaluable in building my confidence. Erika is equally amazing. She's always punctual, organized, and genuinely cares about her students. She was always available to answer questions, accommodate our needs, and even took the time to help us with our résumés, which shows how invested she is in our success beyond the classroom. The level of support, accessibility, and dedication they both provide is unmatched. They truly want every student to succeed and are willing to put in the extra time to make that happen. I genuinely couldn't have asked for a better CNA program or better instructors. If you're considering LGL College, I wholeheartedly recommend it--you'll be in great hands.

I came back to LGL to renew my BLS after the wonderful experience I had in 2020. Another great…read moreexperience like last time! I highly recommend this place for any nursing certifications. The instructors are friendly professional and make the class fun. Thank you Eric and Gary, I'll be back in 2 years.

Daisy Cruz is amazing and incredibly helpful! She helped me refine my resume and cover letter,…read moremaking me a much stronger and more competitive candidate for nursing positions. I highly recommend Daisy to anyone looking to improve their resumes.

Amazing experience. Shoutout to Daisy C with career services for all the help. Amazing person who…read morehelped me throughout school to secure a job in the ED 2 months after finishing school.

The masters program for occupational therapy is phenomenal here. Instructors truly care about…read morestudents understanding and success. I would enjoy them getting the schedules out to us a little sooner, so I had more notice to coordinate childcare. However, everyone is pleasant and helpful so far. I'm only through my first term, but I have enjoyed the program so far.

Look for other schools, this one doesn't like to help there students unless it's apart of their…read moreenrollment process $$. They'll look for any chance to change the curriculum and policies throughout each term to make it harder for the next cohorts. "We have larger cohorts because the weak ones will fall off" . They also don't follow their own published policy's. For nursing school the lack of empathy and understanding they have for their students is foul. As an RN I always encourage other future RNs and LVNs to avoid this school completely.