enrolled in this school and was very excited, After the first day, I ended up with strep throat. I…read morelet them know and provided a note from a clinic showing that I was there. I did receive antibiotics and an IV, One of the ladies told me on the phone that was fine and she re- enrolled me in the courses to start over, Then I start getting text messages from another lady in the office saying that my note did not suffice and they needed One that was itemized, showing the reason that I was at the doctor in the first place. This is against HIPAA law, and they were trying to make me pay to do The courses again. Then they text me again offering for me to pay $100 to redo only day two as a "favor" This was completely invasive, and I felt like I was being interrogated for why I went to the doctor, Mind you I had a doctors note to prove that I was there, I'm 39 years old and never experienced this even as a High school student. The letter had the clinic letterhead on it, and was signed by the nurse, I called the nurse and she said to have them call her, but she would not be discussing why I was there because it's against HIPAA. Needless to say money down the drain and I will not be returning to the school I cannot believe how attacked I felt over me getting sick. It was very strange..... To say the least You're also complete full of it with your response, there is a physician and it's a wellness clinic allowed to administer iv and antibiotics, I didn't miss class to go get Botox. I filed a claim with the dept of health and human services so please don't attempt to be professional now ..... direct violation of my hipaa rights and I have doctors notes and receipts to back everything up. Your response is complete and total bs!

I ordered a webinar from ISOT. There was a glitch, either on my end or theirs. I called the school…read moreafter 7 pm and a real person answered. They took my call and answered my questions and told me someone would call me back. Within a minute Sarah called me back and was able to get me set up with a previously recorded zoom class. The customer service here is far above anything I've ever experienced at any other school I've attended. Thank you guys so very much. Y'all are amazing. JB.

Excellent CDL Training Experience!…read more I had a great experience at this CDL school! The trainers are professional, patient, and really know how to prepare you for the road. The equipment is in great condition, and the yard setup makes it easy to learn and practice safely. The office staff is friendly, organized, and always willing to help with any questions or paperwork. This is a certified school approved by the Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) and appears in the Texas Provider Registry (TPR) -- everything is done the right way and by the book. I truly recommend this school to anyone serious about getting their CDL. Excellent training, great people, and a professional environment all around.

Everything in the beginning was great, the 2 women in the office were friendly and helpful. The…read morecomputer EDLT was simple and easy, so was the DPS testing. I passed the DPS testing off the strength of myself using a website that goes over everything with you and shows the testing questions. When you get to the yard is when the headache comes, this isnt your average school that's gonna be there training you or helping you. You will learn to recite everything from a sheet of paper, if you are a hands on person, you will disconnect from what it is you're reading. You pretty much learn on your own and there is no helping you even if you ask. The only way I was able to pass the pre trip is by listening to this lady recite hers, she was the only one who knew how to speak English well. The school is great for those who knows about trucks and those who don't know how to speak English well. There was a lady there who been there for months trying to pass the course but mines was cancelled after I went through a license suspension and they marked me for showing no progress. There is no progress to be shown if there is a disconnect with the instructors and I'm not able to understand and learn from my peers when they don't speak proper English. My course was paid for in full , so I don't agree with the cancellation when you allowed someone to be there working on their CDL for over 5 months. The school also was very far from my home, it was frustrating to have to drive out there just to sit by myself and go over a sheet of paper. I wouldn't recommend this school, honestly if there is a way to get your CDL without dealing with these schools that's what you should do!

I am extremely unhappy with my experience at Fortis Institute. The staff and teachers are…read moreincredibly unprofessional and unhelpful. From day one, I felt abandoned and left to figure things out entirely on my own. The staff and teachers simply do not do their jobs, failing to provide any meaningful assistance or support to students. The expectation here is that you handle everything by yourself, which is incredibly frustrating and not conducive to learning. I've learned next to nothing during my time at Fortis Institute because the teachers do not engage or assist in any meaningful way. I cannot emphasize enough how disappointed I am with this school. I would never recommend Fortis Institute to anyone. Save your time and money and look for a better institution that actually cares about its students' education and success.

Old school" instructor setting students up for failure…read more Doesn't care about what's best for the students, only cares what makes her job easier. Very unfair and inconsiderate when it comes to students. She's been here for years so I assume my complaints won't be acknowledged, I'm sure I am not the first person to complain about her. Fortis need to do better and hire people who care about their students and aren't using their position unethically. She has made me very discouraged, and I am considering dropping out and finding another school. I haven't had any other problems with any other instructors other than her. My whole class complains amongst ourselves but no one wants to complain to the school. But I do not care, I took a loan out and I'm not getting the education I'm paying for. She doesn't follow the lesson plans that are in our modules, so we are unprepared for assignments. I think I'm going to have to drop out and go to another school because this woman is on a power trip.

Former Graduate Welding and Pipefitting. I wish I could…read moregive a 5 but however it's severely lacking and very high debt. Due to unused tools/gear we've never used before such as Feeler Gauge, Dark tinted safety Glasses only used for oxyacetylene torch, file w/ hand attachment, measuring tape only for pipefitting or other measurements needed, laptop for online class which I can do on my phone unless for those don't have functional phone, Oculus Meta Quest 2 very useless and not very functional application for welding, welding caps that can or can't fit on some people's heads, All of those are unnecessary tools/equipment provided to be in the toolbox. Class work wise, somewhat decently satisfying however instructors can be very critical/difficult to work with, but if you're lucky enough you can get close to them for extra help by keep them on track with you cause they're the type of person who WILL teach if you show your work, keep in touch with them, and show up make sure they know you're there! When it comes to online, honestly it shouldn't be a thing, I'd rather be in a classroom than behind the screen why? Me and other students don't pay attention because of how boring it is and there can be some technical difficulties. In person is more to get the feel, I remember majority of online it's never been about how to do it's more what to expect. Never taught how to read blueprints, know your amperage, know your metals/alloy, know your machine settings and etc. You're better off being a welder helper or work in a fabrication companies that has actual training or maybe shipyard or any low-no experience. Just make sure to past your weld test! Debt is high due to unnecessary tools provided and working with not just 1 government funding there's multiple. So be careful if you want to join extra program like Pipefitting. To be honest in Pipefitting class, that giant textbook is a waste! But rest of the stuff like hard hats, Pipe-fitter blue book, measuring tape (NEEDED) , and magnetic bubble level. In Pipefitting class, it feels a lot more worth it why? You can finally learn how to read and make blueprints, read a tape measure if you don't know how to read, and understanding how fitting a pipe. But note it requires a lot of math, physics, and precision. This program lasts for about 2-3 months which is somewhat 9 and half months total. So far, everything is pretty good back then but when I went back once more for a brush up things changed, and not gonna lie not in a good way. School wants to hire more staff/instructors, machines getting messed up, people stealing tools from others like usual cause it's literally located in the Ghetto of Houston. So better have your big boy pants on! So the debt and costs is due to school adding random stuff to cough up, under paid staff/instructors, not much parking space especially for big and long vehicles, expensive vending machines used to buy a sandwich for $2 then it went up to $6 also not functional 50/50 chance, restrooms upstairs is somewhat good, but downstairs not very maintained, so all in all make sure you only signup for ONE student aid and choose other program IF you have enough to pay off. RSI staff job leads? Better off finding on your own why? Because they will have less pay and some go farther out of Texas. They can send you this and send you that, trust me you'll get barely ANY response. They may or may not sign you up for OSHA-10 card so keep an out. And a quick tip apply for TWIC card, trust me it's a best eye looker for almost any jobs. Females beware of males, though I'm a guy myself I do have to say it. Be careful who you talk to. Anyways! School is good just expensive, if you got into any trouble with personal issues talk with Bob or anyone in charge hopefully they'll help you out. If you have to miss class they could potentially waver your monthly payments, remember instructors don't teach cause you're not worthy so make yourself standout, tuition/financial aid gotta make sure you know what you're getting yourself into and be sure to have enough! Expect machines not working, including vending machines, and beveling machines not working. Watch videos from certified welders not YesWelder or Western Welding Academy even weird Chinese or Russian welding techniques. And do not pay at the supply shop they'll make you pay more than you supposed to. And be sure no one steals your stuff!

Great teachers Good teaching , i would recommend for anyone looking into weddding…read more Weld

This place is legit. As of 6/6/26 everything seems to be going smoothly. Will definitely update…read morereview at the end of the course but they're all so kind and helpful. They want to see you succeed.

Great company with great instructors! I would definitely recommend this company if you're looking…read morefor quality service at a great price!

To whom it may concern:…read more February 23, 2015 I am a student at Everest Houston Greenspoint enrolled in the Information Technology Program. I first met with the admissions manager on or about the 1-20-15 and again on 1-27-15 when I decided to enroll. I choose Everest because I was led to believe it was well run, with an easy to understand but challenging IT program taught by a highly educated professor with a reputation for being a good instructor. I was led to believe that I would be enrolling in a program that would get me ready to enter the workforce with the right knowledge and certifications that employers are looking for. I began a day late on the 28th of February 2015. I did not receive orientation. I did received a syllabus, reading material, a backpack, IT tool kit and shirts. I also did not receive my computer until February 2nd or my external hard drive (WD My Passport) until the 5th. Since the beginning of school to the present date 2-23-15 many red flags have gone up. 1)There was only one instructor for two classes happening simultaneously; which forced both classes to share part of our 4 hrs 2)The class was not geared towards beginners, as my admissions manager had said. She said "The instructor shows you everything from how to turn on the computer all the way up" My first and only class was over Linux and Mac (two separate operating systems) 3)The internet speed is inadequate to conduct classes that rely on computers to produce work and learn. I have 11 speed tests done over 6 days at various times to prove this. 4)There were no lectures or step by step demonstration done by the instructor; with exception of 2 YouTube videos. 5)The syllabus was not followed. There was a test given before it appeared on the syllabus and out of the 4 weeks I attended we only got through week 1 of the syllabus. 6)The work that was done was not able to be turned in. The instructor would not accept it until he finished his portal; which wasn't ready until 2-16-15 and to date has not been graded. This allows no way for students know if what we had completed and studied to be correct or not. 7)February 20th there was nothing for students who were done with their work to do since there were no Week 2 handouts or labs given to us but there was a due date for the work of February 23rd at 11:59pm. (We did not receive them that day or over the weekend) 8)February 23rd I arrived at school to find out from 3 of my classmates that the Professor would not be coming back to class. He had called or texted those students to deliver the news. We sat without an instructor the entire day. As of today, February 24th, I have withdrawn from this school. I have asked to not be billed beyond materials used and 10 days of instruction time. The Director of Education and the Finance Department informed me that only the Campus President could make adjustments to the billing and he declined to meet with me. This situation, as everything thus far, has been handled poorly. It is my experience that the statements made by admissions are misleading and all together incorrect. The Instructors are spread too thin and lack the organization necessary to effectively lead a classroom. The school is not set up to properly to run high speed internet to support an Information Technology program and the campus President shifts blame on what has transpired to the students instead of taking responsibility and agreeing to meet with students who have been so profoundly affected. I only hope that this and the other reviews I have posted save future students of being robbed of their time and money by an institute that is not qualified to run an IT program.

From the owner: We know you only want to learn what you need. And you want to learn it fast. We get that. Here are…read more10 ways Everest prepares students for real-world success: 1. Hands-On Training: You'll learn by doing, using professional techniques and tools. 2. Small Work Teams: You'll get personal, one-on-one training to make sure you understand each skill. 3. Flexible Class Scheduling: Day and evening classes let you work full time. Programs and schedules vary by campus. 4. Experienced Professionals: Your classes are led by instructors with real-world experience. They'll give you the inside knowledge to help you be successful in your career. 5. Student Finance Planners: We'll help you identify ways to make school more affordable. 6. Modern Equipment: You'll get trained on the kind of tools and equipment that professionals use. 7. Career Services Assistance: Our full-time placement staff is dedicated to helping you put together winning resumes, getting ready for interviews and finding full-time employment opportunities. 8. Timely Program Offerings: You'll get trained in programs that are designed to prepare you for employment in careers that are hiring now. 9. Learning Centers: You can get extra help from instructors to help you keep up or to get on the fast track. 10. Online Courses: For your convenience, we offer several courses online. Check individual campuses for details. Not all programs are available online or in all states.