Visited here for a school counselors event, and I was amazed at the location of this school. I did…read morenot even know that a private university existed in Rosemead until the day of the event. The school and staff were very attentive and friendly and made us all feel at home. The school is very personalized and made us not feel like a number, but as individuals. Very diverse and I am recommending my students to attend here because of the affordability and comfort, and good programs they offer.

Most decidedly THE MOST unfriendly campus on the planet. I was unceremoniously told to leave the…read morecampus or the police would be called. I understand that student protection is a priority in today's decidedly polarized climate but staff member MIKE appeared to be just short of hurting me. He wouldn't give me his last name and his temple was throbbing and fists clenching. This type of simple mindedness is to be expected today. Even in Washington DC. But .... Wow. The worst part was that I had been invited down to drop off my sealed transcripts which were in my back pack. I rode my bicycle to rehabilitate my injuries sustained while living in China teaching English. So. Short story made long, the Doctorate I considered there, as well as the Endowed Chair I considered funding through my LAO WANTONG FOUNDATION 501c3 Charity ain't never going to happen. Good luck with that Mike Doe

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.

All for profit, unprofessional crap school. They can give a rats azz about a real education. Want…read moreto waste money and time? This is the perfect money pit for you. Want to to into debt? Go here. How this place stays in business and how it earned accreditation is beyond me. I wish I could report them to some form of board of education for lack of teaching, lying and/or thieving. There's a shortage of healthcare workers. You'd figure they'd want people to graduate and come out strong instead of beat down, broke and taken advantage of. Look elsewhere for an education. I hope this place crumbles. Response to Victoria: Hey Victoria, why don't you take a look at your instructors to better understand my concern. How about an audit. How about listening and acting up in student complaints? Your responses to reviews are so generic. Copy and paste. This place is garbage.

good school and professors are pretty good so would recommend it. i think it was really goodread more

Supportive professors genuine wants you to pass very compassionate staff members that will help you…read morewith your journey. I want to college in my 30s back is never too late.

This was my first time testing at a Pearson Vue. Had been doing all my tests previously at…read morePrometrics but boy did the most recent review and Google reviews mislead me to consider this site as an exam center! Soo disappointed!! - Parking - free - but despite what your email says that there are 20 and 15 reserved slots for testers, there was none above - none of the reserved spots for testers are actually marked and you have to go underground. That's fine. Because I understand that this is a shared lot with USCIS so there's lots of people trying to park and take up spots they're not supposed to. - CENTER itself - clean - appears desolate, not that well used. But computer, wireless mouse, restroom, all were clean. BAD PART - test center and check-in are next door to each other. (Read the test for why this this important). - First of all the lady Jackie(?) checking me in was very courteous and so nice. She was and walked me from the side of check in to the side of lockers, restroom and then my seat. -I was one of the 2 people listed to take an exam I think, so I asked her when I was trying to sign in to verify if this place pretty quiet. She said yes then I started my exam. Within 30 minutes all I could hear were loud voices from a group of people on the other side of my wall where I was testing. I kept raising my hand there was no one to be found to come to my assistance. I tapped on the wall and nothing. Then I went outside and there was no one to be found in the testing lobby. I then went back to complete the first two hours of my exam having to listen to them talk and distracting me and disturbing my thoughts was such a painful experience! It was very unprofessional of the men who were on the other side in the staff center. I could not find the lady who checked me in anymore. But I want to make sure that this happens to no one else. The exam center earplugs were not really good even though they're new and didn't fit me well. I used their headphones to try to stop them loud chatter but they were not actually noise canceling so that did not work. Finally after two hours of my first part of the exam I had my first official 15 minute break and I went into the other side of the center where I found a group of 4 men just chatting away. I confronted them letting them know that I could hear them talking and I wanted to have my seat changed so that I could not hear them. The gentleman was responsive and only after I showed him where I was sitting which is literally right next to where they're talking on the other side of the wall did he say OK I will change your seat. Now at my new desk in the back of the test center, had 10 minutes left of my break and the guy said, ok I come back. Yet he never did! Little did I know that my exam time would start counting down and needed his password to start my test!!! So there I go again, running down the hall to the other side where the guy is again, now with a different set of people, old people, like joss parents, and I tell him, pleaseeee come and put your required password!! It was so unprofessional of him off this is his one and only job to help and it's literally doing the opposite. I was thankful for this new seat because I could no longer hear people talking but goes without saying that I could hear ambulance and street sounds. But saga doesn't end there! In the last hour of the exam there were annoying loud drilling sounds coming from the back center outside or roof. Who knows! But again, does baby Jesus hate me soo much ?!! Was all that I could think of by hour 4. Needless to say, this was the worst experience I've ever had with a test center. I could not concentrate at all during the test and it was absolutely unprofessional of the people working there and hosting the place to be doing this to the test takers. This needs to change. Were they nice? Sure. But have to regards to being quiet. Free parking at this Pearson Vue is not enough for a bad test experience. I would not return again to this place. I would maybe recommend this for an hour Exam if you can bear this. But anything longer. Nope.

Came here to take my A+ exams. The man in front was extremely nice and helpful albeit a little…read morebusy. Had everything ready the moment I walked in for my appointment and it went as smooth as I could've hoped. Parking is under ground and the stairs are a little complicated to find but besides that everything was good. The testing facility was very clean and well kept, I was given a dry erase marker and laminated sheet to write on as well as a pack of new earplugs for any noise (didn't need them at all). They offered masks and had hand sanitizer at each station as well.

Admissions office is a good source for records. I love Vivian Covarrubias. She is so beautiful and…read moreknowledgeable.

very good school i think the professors are good and you…read morewill have a blast in the school

Been coming here every year to do my taxes (available Fridays February through April 9:30am -…read more11:30am) It's quick-ish and convenient...just gotta line up early! Staff (comprised of professionally trained volunteers) are friendly & helpful, just remember to bring the proper documentation. Campus facilities are clean and there is plenty of outside seating while you wait. Parking lot is moderately sized...bonus cat on campus!

I love this off campus site for my classes because it's so local and actually a really nice…read moreatmosphere. At night there is always a security guard and he is really nice and friendly and does his job well. This off site campus is right next to El Monte High School. The classrooms are really new and modern. They have 4 classrooms including one computer lab. All the professors that I have had here are really awesome and great teachers. The best part is that most of them let us out early especially for the one day a week night classes. The professors also enjoy this offsite campus because of the ease of parking. The parking lot is well spaced and plenty of parking here. Overall: This off-site campus rocks and whenever I can get a class here, I jump on the opportunity. I highly recommend getting classes here because parking on main campus can be a hassle and the rooms are really new here .

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.

I had a very disappointing experience with Rio Hondo College's ADN program. After completing their…read morelengthy and detailed application process--including submitting transcripts, forms, and letters--they ultimately rejected my application because they claimed I didn't send my TEAS test score "through the ATI website." What bothers me most is that there was no clear communication or reminder about this requirement. I had uploaded my TEAS score with the application, assuming it was sufficient. They never emailed, called, or gave me a chance to correct it. Instead, they quietly disqualified my application without a single follow-up. When I contacted the office, I was simply told to "apply again next August" like it was no big deal. For a program that demands professionalism and attention to detail, it's incredibly ironic how little they offered in terms of student support or basic communication. I expected more from an institution that claims to train future healthcare professionals. I won't be applying again.

Platt college was by far the smartest decision I've made this past year. I remember coming into…read morethis college feeling desperate. Hoping to get guidance and great advice for this new chapter I was trying to start for my daughter and I. And, that's exactly what I got. Every single step of the way I had someone to guide me and support me. I was able to start a program that suited my interest and has given me so much motivation to move forward for my daughter and for myself. This year at platt has flown by and I complete the Ma program in just a matter of months and l couldn't be happier I also couldn't have asked for a better counselor Scarleth. She especially has become someone who I can go running to for any issue or guidance at school. She and Richard have made this experience so meaningful and easy to get through. All in all platt is my safe place and if you're looking for guidance and a strong push to move forward THIS IS THE PLACE.

It appears they do not accommodate single parents. I have been told by a few single parents they…read morehave to make the decisions on where you do your clinicals for respiratory therapy. Single parents are making huge sacrifices to go to school, so they do not have to depend on government assistance and then you gaslight them, making them feel bad because they have obligations. School is first, I'm sorry, children are first and always will be. Did you forget about DCFS, if you don't take care of your kids they will. We want parents to strive for success and not sabotage their career by adding another hurdle in the way of supporting their kids on their own. I read another negative yelp on respiratory therapy after I posted mine. My hope this helps single parents who are searching for a career about their decision to attend this school for respiratory therapist. I also hope it changes the direction and focus of the school to help support our future. This is a technical school to learn a trade and it can be costly to choose this route. Let's support our future by talking to them, not making them feel bad because they have kids or other responsibilities with them, instead let's encourage, support and provide empathy to help them complete their desire to flourish as a respiratory therapist.