Excellent program, went through LVN program prior to the pandemic. I felt well prepared for my job…read more Although some times were frustrating for my peers and I, it did begin to prepare for the real world of nursing and medical where you have to stand up and advocate for yourself and others, try to make positive changes, and speak up when there are deficits or needs. I am currently prusing my RN, and CCI did prepare me very well ethically and academically compared to my peers. I felt very prepared by my various instructors throughout the program. The program was tough, but medical is even tougher, but so worth it. After graduating, I was able to make enough to support myself and start my family, which was my goal when starting the program. The reason I knocked off a star was that I received phone calls from ECMC Capella loans stating I was behind on my payments and owed them fees. However my loans were not financed through them (I used my previous loan provider, as I already had existing federal loans) and after some back and forth, CCI did release my personal information to this organization without my consent years after I graduated

I had a very disappointing experience with this school, would strongly advise anyone considering…read morethis school to be cautious. The staff would do everything to provoke you and unfairly terminate you, which made the environment very uncomfortable! I don't know how this school is still operating

I came here because this is one of the testing sites I signed up to take at. Immediately upon…read morearrival, I wanted to go inside to use the restrooms before my scheduled test time (9am). The doors were locked. It was probably around 8:25AM, so I waited with others. The thing is, the instructions for this exam include coming early (at least 20 minutes early) because the test starts exactly at 9. I chatted with the test proctor (who has been there since 8am) and she expressed that she's been calling the office and waiting for someone to open the doors. Long story short, we waited outside until 9:10AM for someone to show up! This lady comes in, looking bored and disheveled, and I overhear her tell the proctor she thought someone else was coming in to unlock the doors for her. She didn't seem sorry and took her time. She opened the doors and during the setup of our tests, it was a long process because of laptop issues (some laptops were requiring passwords to unlock and she had no idea how to fix connection issues for a couple laptops) and material prepping. Our test ended up starting late past 9:35AM, and I definitely wish this spot was better organized in terms of communication. I'm super glad my other test wasn't scheduled later that day like others did because the proctor expressed that those exam times would be delayed now. It was also hot inside the room but thankfully AC was later turned on about 30 minutes into our exam. Nontheless, my experience here wasn't an impressive one.

I was recommended by a friend named Carmen she explained that her experience was not the best she…read morewarned me and also said that my experience could be better. I decided to enroll I noticed there was a promotion offered in the main office on the bulletins posted REFER a friend and receive $100 dollars, so I told the receptionist I was referred she said to contact Mrs. Bell, Me and my friend reached out never received a response many failed attempts. My experience in class was not the best as Mrs. Smith seemed frustrated each day. I was also not given an externship. I do not recommend this school because they are unprofessional. They expect professionalism and don't know how to apply it themselves. Many students in my class had a bad experience, this is not the first or last bad review.

They provided me with the right resources and in the right direction. My application and test date…read morecame in very quick (sooner than I expected). Diana was a great help and very informative with any question I had. The license took about 1 month & a half after I passed my exams and sent in all final paperwork needed for the state to review my application and approve the license.

Barbara was great, extremely professional and helpful. She guided us from the beginning to the end…read moreand made this process easy. I truly recommend this school for anyone who is looking to get their contractors license.

I did not take the name from the staff member, but I was baffled when it seemed that I was being…read morediscouraged from even trying to look into the RN program. The staff mentioned it was very difficult and competitive. And maybe it is but it is not their job to discourage or feel anyone discriminated. Not sure if my age or I hate to even say that status also was part of it. A more professional way to handle it would have been just to say "talking to a counselor would give you a better understanding of what fits better for you". Unfortunately this is the second bad experience I have at AVC I can now see why people I know decide to go to COC or moopark

Let me start by saying the campus is very nice and clean! The admissions and financial aid staff,…read moreon the other hand, is pretty much useless. They are decently friendly, but it seems like no one at the desk is ever authorized to actually do anything aside from taking your info down and saying they'll reach out to you (no one ever reaches out, by the way, shocker). I've visited over 8-10 times in the last 5 months, and the "higher-ups" are always out of the office or in meetings--every single time. I applied in August 2025 and it took 2 weeks and 3 visits just for them to even find my application because it supposedly got "filed into spam." Most CCs take 48 hours MAX. Because of that "spam incident," my financial aid was severely delayed. Even though I'm a California native, they flagged me as a non-resident and said they needed my official high school transcripts to prove it. Contacting LAUSD for transcripts is a nightmare and takes 3-4 months, but the admissions supervisor gave me a verbal green light to take my Fall classes anyway. She promised they would backdate the waiver and clear the non-resident tuition once the transcripts arrived. I finally brought my transcripts in today, and now they're saying it's 50/50 if the dean will even honor that since the Fall semester is already over. To make it worse, the dean has been out for the last 2 days and they had no idea when she'd even be back. They refused to even schedule an in person appointment with her for me. I even offered to set it for this Friday or even weeks out and told them they could just call to cancel if she wasn't in, and they still said no. If someone is going to be out indefinitely, they need to bring in someone else to fill in and handle their responsibilities! I understand things and emergencies happen, but there is still business to be handled. Now they're saying they can guarantee Spring will be cleared, but I can't enroll in any classes until the $500 Fall balance is paid. What sense does that make?? Had I known this would happen, I never would've enrolled for Fall, but I trusted the supervisor's word. I'm beyond disappointed. The staff is friendly, but they need a new chain of command if the bosses are always gone. It shouldn't be this hard to better my future. I'm now pursuing enrollment at another college because I can't deal with this faulty system anymore. Advice to future students: save yourself the headache and explore other schools if you can. If you do happen to end up here DO NOT take verbal promises here. Get everything time-stamped and in writing or you'll end up stuck with a bill you weren't expecting.

LANCASTER LOCATION MORE BUT ALL IS OF ONE. Terrible…read morebusiness. they are strictly money hungry they do not care about our families but merrily see them as a check.They still count our loved ones attendance even if they do not attend program that day. They have parties for them and charge them $15 -$20 to go to these parties or events and give them very small portions of food. They do not notify families when something happens to their loved ones while in their care. The building is dirty due to no janitorial team. please if you love your family take this in consideration.

This program is good for somebody who really needs it. Somebody that's really handicapped not…read moresomebody that's high functioning and knows how to do things. But this program can really help people that need it that really have really bad disabilities.

Eric was an awesome trainer! He was very detailed and knowledgeable. He made sure we knew what we…read morewere doing during the hands-on with the resuscitation manikins, life-saving medical devices like the tourniquet, and AED. I left feeling confident and ready to save lives!

Eric is a very professional guy with a welcoming personality. His go-to mobile services and…read morereasonable price, went along way for this busy, working Teacher. I highly recommend his services. Thank you Eric!

I had great experience with easy cdl and I was able to get my commercial license in 3 weeks!!…read moreThanks to all instructors who helped me during my course. I highly recommend this place if you're looking to get into trucking. Good luck and drive safe! ‍

I passed my test for class A today. I want to thank Ali, the owner. I also want to thank Jeff…read more(skills instructor), Larry, who is Easy truck School DMV guy who gets the truck ready for you when you do your test. Larry is the guy that takes you out in the truck you will be testing in and gives you the final pointers on what to expect. Thank you Larry! Some pointers I would like to give are read the script on the pre inspection and the air brake test. Also, know the coupling portion on the truck. it will be on every trip pre inspection. (fifth wheel skid plate, apron, platform, release handle, service and emergency lines, glad hands and seals, electrical line, locking mechanism, locking jaws, all need to be not cracked, broken, or damaged) repeat the C, B, D on each individual component.