I'm currently a student at this school in the clinical psychology program. I've loved my…read moreexperience. The program is demanding, and the professors are out of this world knowledgeable, supportive, and empathetic. The professors are super understanding and flexible with student schedules (you have to meet deadlines but they understand life happens, so they work with you), which makes it a lot less stressful. I feel very supported here and prepared to meet the demands of a licensed psychologist in the next few years. In terms of the campus, the building is small but that's all they need. The campus is located with other graduate schools and sitting outside is nice. It's well kept. There is a Starbucks right across the street, and they get a lot of business from us! Overall, I highly recommend this school. 10/10!

I am pursuing my doctorate in psychology at Alliant and I could not be more proud to be a part of…read morethe Alliant family. The professors are lovely amazing people who genuinely care about their students. I have learned so much thus far in such a short time span. One of the best decisions I have ever made was enrolling in this school.

I left school at 18 years old after becoming pregnant and for years I thought obtaining my high…read moreschool diploma wouldn't be possible. BUT the staff at Eastside, and the East LA Skills center made it possible. My counselor, Vanessa Sanchez worked at Eastside and she always encouraged me to keep working hard and to keep pursuing my dreams. I started at Eastside in 2015, and I took the long way to graduate and finally in 2021 I got my high school diploma! :) I am now working on my childhood development certificate with the Skills center as well and they are a huge blessing to the community/surrounding areas!!

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Never answer phones been calling since the morning I tried…read moreto gather more information about this school /sent emails and never got a response back

I'm writing this review on behalf of my sister who has been struggling since day 1 started LVN…read moreprogram. This school is all about going under debt and self studying. 0 teaching skills, all they do is reading over their own notes not even the book, so you have to find a way and teach yourself. They don't understand that not everyone has science background, and teach a way to be understandable for everyone, if they teach though. Overall not worth to attend this school unless you ready to be your own instructor and rely on your book & youtube videos to learn something.

Excellent place to learn and develop skills . They work with your paste and offer variety of…read morepersonalized tutoring .

This is a grate place to learn the CCNA. I was able to get my CCNA to further my career. I'm so…read moreblessed that I went to this School.

I am enrolling at Hope of St. James this month, and I do see myself succeeding throughout during…read moreand after taking the course. As a recent university graduate from CSU San Bernardino, I struggled for about a year and a half with finding a stable career. But so far, my god father suggested I pursue a career in medical coding because of the high demand for medical coders needed in the healthcare industry and the great help with the test and job placement after completing the program. I was thinking about enrolling for cyber-security courses offered at UCLA Extension by EDX, but I know with enrolling at Hope of St. James I made the right decision. The school is also flexible about your payment tuition, and it is strongly guaranteed you have a job placement when finishing the program. I am glad that I have chosen Hope of St. James instead of University of Phoenix or American Careers College. With the administration staff support with me being enrolled, I definitely give 5 stars at the start.

If your goal is to become a medical coder this school is for you! Just follow the program and you…read morewill be on your way to becoming a Certified Coding Specialist!

I visited the school multiple times for guest lectures and I loved the welcoming culture of the…read moreschool...I own a small business and feel that this school has a lot to offer than most traditional mba programs. Hopefully one day I will honored to be accepted complete the program. CIAM is awesome for those who want a solid education for an affordable price!!!

The following is derived from my experience as a student at CIAM…read more Perspectives from my experience.... If you are looking for an MBA program, choose wisely, but first consider your priorities. CIAM is a school focused more on writing and searching google images than on real practical business management skills. A couple of the professors are engaged, knowledgeable, and motivated to teach the students whereas most of the others are there to boast and compete with the students. Very few of the professors have actual business experience or truly understand how to launch or manage a business. Yet, they condescend to the students as if they are world renown lecturers unlike larger professional schools where the experience from the student population adds to the lessons. Some students are permitted to openly plagiarize without punishment as the rules for some are not the rules for others. Yes, there are no tests, but there are numerous papers. The writing and research is helpful but many of those grading have a weak knowledge of writing skills hence offer poor or incorrect feedback. The presentation practice is also useful, but again, the feedback from some of the professors is second rate and unprofessional. Additionally, if a professor asks you to complete extra credit work for a higher grade, get it in writing. Professors (and the school) make promises but rarely stand by them. They will ask you to cover for nonperforming students then give all students the same grade, including the nonperformer. If you enjoy doing the work for other students and the professors without due credit, then CIAM is for you. Some students are allowed to complete the program without ever completing the work, while others are penalized because the professor did not like their fashion taste or the professor was intellectually challenged by the student. And, beware if you require accommodations for a disability. One student was refused an accommodation after surgery. The choice was to "do like everyone else" or "receive a '0'". The projects are interesting for the first class or two, but then they become monotonous and not stimulating. The companies are often of the same type; the requirement from the professor the same; and the motivated students have to do the work for the same under-achievers. Almost as if the motivated students are earning multiple diplomas, but with different names. The textbooks are in sad disrepair. Hobbled with a multitude of errors, students are chastised for not using the outdated resources, even though many were no longer posted on the internet. Not exactly state-of-the-art, also the text was of low quality. The Founder and President is seriously dated. He has no concept about the job market today or the demands of potential employers with the internet and legalities larger companies prefer to follow, such as filling out applications online prior to interviews. His advise "refuse to". Sure he "wrote 100 books", but most of them were self-published. Not exactly peer-reviewed journal articles. He grades projects not on the quality of research and writing, but by the number of pages and weight of the paper. He may have a great pedigree, but the work does not demonstrate the supposed skills from such fabulous schools. Again, ask yourself your motivation for an MBA. If it is to find a better job then guess again. The extent of the school's career services is to post a student's resume on Monster: an inept effort for a Masters degree graduate.

As I'm finishing my first year as a transfer student all I can say that CSULA is a wonderful…read moreuniversity! I enjoy the vibrant student body and the supportive professors. Another plus is accessible public transportation around the city of Los Angeles.

There's an alumni/lunge on the 3rd floor that has become my go to study place. They conveniently…read more have a restroom right across the lounge, a nice fountain to refill your water bottle, a microwave in the cultural center on the second floor, and a food court on the first floor. Everything is set up so that students can easily get their work done with the convenience of all the amenities to get situated for a long day of studying. I really appreciate this space and I would only wish that more universities have this. I forgot to mention, the chairs in the alumni lounge are extremely comfortable and have a detachable table to them! I love this place and would highly recommend this place for studying to anyone!! Another note: you can also conveniently step outside to the balcony for fresh air and also, don't forget a jacket! It gets pretty chilly in there :)

Highly recommend if you're in need of a Fire Safety card, the course was very informative and easy…read moreto follow. They also offer so many option to assist which is awesome.

Easy to register and straight forward classes to knock off the fire card requirements. Will return…read morewhen I am due for renewal. Amazing class and I learned a lot from The instructor.