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.

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!

Nothing but great things to say about their front office staff. This is also a Pearson test center…read morefor those looking to take their HISET. Vanessa is knowledgeable and has made the entire process so much more bearable with regard to dealing with PSI. She explains everything well and gets the job done. I can really appreciate someone who tells it as it is so I can provide documents in one swoop instead of people who only know or disclose half of what you need she told me over the phone I need z y and z so I could procure what was needed efficiently. Highly recommend.

My sister and I both signed up and both of us had the credit card we used to sign up stolenread more

This College is a total scam and does not meet people the requirements for people with disabilities…read moreTitle II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act prohibit disability-based discrimination by state and local governmental entities (public entities) and has caused significant mental and emotional pain and was successfully to discourage and intimidate individuals with learning disabilities and no reasonable accommodation were provided furthermore was encouraged to repeat the class which caused a financial burden and creating a homeless situation for low income individuals. charging student more money and then was told to start all ver and pay another $425.00 which had to pay $525.00 that was charged for services not rendered total of $950.00 just so they can profit but not have the opportunity to be successful as others

I met with the counselors multiple times at the beginning of my semester to get my courses and…read moretrack plan. I told them that I wanted to transfer to the University of Irvine for Computer Science and they told me only at the end of the semester that they don't offer the prerequisites required to transfer. I understand if it was too late to change, but that was information I needed from the start. It was irresponsible of them as counselors to leave out such crucial information, as now I am last minute trying to find and register for a Community College that is compatible with my career plan.

10/10 -- I just completed the Intro to Woodworking class. It was fun and informative. You learn on…read moreprofessional grade machines. I considered myself just a few steps above beginner when I started the class, and it did exactly what I wanted: solidified what I thought I knew as correct and corrected some of my bad habits that I'd learned from Youtube and just from building on my own. Even if you're at an intermediate level already - or even an advanced self-taught woodworker - I'd suggest starting with the 101 class. You're taught the correct/safest way to work in a large shop environment AND you get to make cool stuff on pro-grade equipment! Honestly, there were people of all ages, backgrounds, skill levels, careers, & interests mixed into the class -- it was a great time. Big shout out to our professor, Ruben, & the embedded class tutor, Eyal... Can't wait for my next class to start in the fall!

In my recent experience in taking an intro into woodworking class, WMT101, I wanted to write about…read moreCamerino Valazquez who works with the class instructor. Cam is much more than an instructional assistant. His woodworking skills are quite impressive. He is very knowledgeable, excellent at explaining and demonstrating techniques, safety conscious, and is very approachable for assistance with projects. His overall demeanor is pleasant, helpful, patient, and just nice to be around. He helped me alot with my projects and I really appreciated that. Thank you Cam!

I went to nursing school here! I passed and although it wasn't easy it was a do-able. I would say…read morestay out the way, focus hard because you don't get your test back. so you won't what you got wrong or right. so you really need to be taking what you learn seriously! Take test! Go over your notes and put all outside life on hold! Download Quizlet take quizzes that focus on what you're learning and other forms! Use what the school gives you because it will be helpful! Just know that it's based on you. you won't have much help outside of that Ms Adrienne was very helpful, when times I doubted myself, she reminded me I could do it and she's very helpful during exit prep. She's smart so listen to the advice she gives you even if you think it doesn't apply to you . I passed both my exit exams! I didn't wanna take my nclex so fast but ms Adrienne pushed me and if it wasn't for her i might've waited weeks or months. Melanie ( who works for student affairs ) sent my paperwork off the very next day! we graduated Friday and i was scheduled for nclex a week after graduation and I did pass! I want to thank Melanie for being so fast in scheduling my nclex but also for the school being so fast in paying for my license! I am now officially a nurse. when it seems you can't do it and you don't have any motivation do not give up!

I'm currently a student at Angeles Institute, and I can say that many of the comments here are…read moreaccurate. They definitely hold students to high standards--especially when it comes to dress code, appearance, and cell phone use (phones are not allowed in class or the hallways). That said, the program itself is challenging, but completely doable if you're committed. Just know that they won't hold your hand every step of the way--you really have to advocate for yourself, ask for help when needed, and stay engaged. I'm about to start Term 3 and will be sure to come back and share an update on my experience! Soooooo I graduated and am a LVN now ! Can say it was a challenge but huge shout out to Miss Adrienne she really shows up for you in term 3 A,B, CD when you work for it. Recommend this school to any one who is READY to commit 110% !

I was a student at ATI College in the 2014 for Ultrasound technologist and 2016 for…read moreEchocardiography. During my time at school I pass my SPI (pre-requisite for ARDMS) Having the SPI is easier to find a job since employers look for people that are committed to their career. As soon as I finish school I get hired in a hospital thanks to ATI, I worked there for one year I pass my Abdomen ARDMS, and now I work full time thanks to Dolores Balderas (career advisor) Thank you, Dr. Yousef and, Dr. Stefan Thank you, ATI College team Hard work pays off

ECHO TECH PROGRAM: Firstly, now I know why they tried to…read morebribe students for good reviews by offering Strabucks gift cards during my attendance there. Secondly, if you plan on getting an ARDMS or CCI Certification after graduating, go to a different school. ATI doesn't have the right accreditation. (an Allied Health Accreditation) they are just accredited as a Career College ... nor do they offer the 600 hours externship which both agencies requir for you to quilify to to take either exam. SO, YOU CANT GET YOUR CERTIFICATION IF YOU DONT GET HIRED RIGHT OUT OF SCHOOL AND GET A YEARS' EMPLOYMENT. Majority can't get hired without certification. I've had interviews.. Those who want to hire me, say I need my certification require certification, and those that dont require certification continue to go with candidates who have more experience. Also, might be worth mentioning is that I literally had an interview with a director of Cardiology who knows of ATI College and his comment to me during, was "wow, im surprised you learned anything there." -___-

With the careful guidance of Michael Morales and the accommodations of Miss Sharon. I was not only…read moreable to pass my CHT exam the first time with flying colors but i was also able to land a job with DAVITA before my graduation on October 30th. I would not have been able to reach these goals without the comprehensive Dialysis education conducted by Mr. Morales. Dialysis education services also provided ample one on one time with Functioning Dialysis machines which helped me get ahead during job placement and training. All in all this was a wonderful & professional experience that I will harness into greatness with my newfound career! Thank you, Michael Morales Thank you, Sharon Thank you, Dialysis Education services

I did not have a great experience at this dialysis training program. While the curriculum covered…read morethe basics, I felt there was a lack of organization and clear communication from instructors. Support for students who were struggling was limited, and clinical preparation did not feel as thorough as I expected. I would recommend future students ask detailed questions about hands-on training and instructor availability before enrolling.