I DREAD the time that it's time to schedule classes. The advisors are hardly ever available, and if…read moreyou are an online student, it's SUPER hard to get them to respond to emails, or for them to see you, because I mean, how would they see you if they don't even respond to the emails? Then they talk about "same day appointments," you show up, as early as you physically can because (what if you work or have children, HENSE US BEING ON LINE) anyways, you get there and they turn you around saying there's "no more slots available," like what!? By the time you get any help, or any answers, most of the slots for the classes are TAKEN so you have to either enroll for some BS class, or take a class you didn't even want to, in that particular semester. It's almost like they put the online students on the back burner, and IT SUCKS!!!!!! Like they make it so inconvenient & it makes me soooo angry!!!! There's literally NO HELP!!! Idk about other departments, but the SOCIAL WORK DEPARTMENT/ADVISORS, omg, NO!!!!! It would be better if they had MORE THAN ONE freaking advisor per group of last names!!! One advisor per one group of last names is absurd. It slows things down, it makes people frustrated, and discouraged!!!!!!!!!!!!! Idk, I'm kind of regretting starting the social work program here at this school. I am so perplexed, angry, upset, overwhelmed, and this is the end/beginning of EVERY SINGLE SEMESTER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

What a joke. This housing terms and conditions is made to steal money. Couldn't enroll in classes…read morefor my degree, canceled my housing and now you are charging me $1400??

Good Morning after…read morebeing let go from my previous employer after 8 years, I was left wondering what next - and while the world was in the middle of a global pandemic it was a difficult decision to make while locked up in the house Reassessing , I made the choice to learn a new career. the programs at Peloton College offered choice in careers that will give me an edge to maintaining employment and at any part of the country should I need to in any situation . Medical Billing and Coding was my choice , and I was determined to attain to the best of my ability the course program and achieve a new successful career not only was it a challenge to go back to school but to also overcome the fear after not being in school since high school graduation 1989. and at being an older adult I was second guessing my own abilities. from administrators to the faculty, I never had a second thought about the quality of training and empathy I was getting from Peloton College and also the fact that the curriculum was based in a classroom , and having to attend the classes 90% in a online format due to the pandemic made it more challenging to complete, but my instructor gave me the curriculum in a matter that I could understood and surpass my expectation of what I could achieve myself. Ms. Diana Bowie not only made it understandable but also made the complexity of Medical Billing And Coding easy to grasp and learn. Peloton College's determination to provide students the tools to succeed in new careers is fully demonstrated. I am happy I made the choice to go to Peloton College and get a new career, to restart my life again. Alex Reynoso , Medical Billing and Coding graduate 2022

Love it so far everthing is going good everone are so nice they work with you…read more in show that they care about your leaning peloton college is the best college i been to so far in this is mt first day i cant wait to the school year for me to start

I was here for one of the 2019 December Graduation sessions. I happened to know one of the new…read morePhDs, my girlfriend! I'm not one who is thrilled watching these ceremonies, but this one was fantastic! She was the first one to get her PhD hood and diploma so after she was done I could enjoy talking to the others in our group! I know, that's not being overly nice and respectful to the others but we were on the back row (by design) and kept our voices very low. (FYI, they were live streaming this over the internet.) The facility and organization for this event was perfect! Plenty of parking and the food court near by gave us something to do before we went in. The seating is quite roomy. The campus is easy to find and there are lots of maps online to help get you to where you need to be. The campus had more than enough event signage to make sure I didn't get lost.

ABU is an excellent school with a wild story! Their Top O'…read moreHill tour is an absolute must! Check it out!

Had an amazing experience at Carrier Library. Zendre, Lana, and Sharmin were wonderful ambassadors…read morefor the library, provided exceptional customer service!

In order to get in the classes you need or want you have to be ready to enroll the day of…read moreenrollment. Like the old saying goes "Early bird gets the worm" don't procrastinate or you won't get in. Link up with a career advisor it helps

Did you know TCC has a Massage Therapy Program? You can get…read morea free 50 minute Swedish Massage! All you have to do is sign up with the Instructor, Veronica Zapata. She has specific time slots that need to be filled and you can choose which time slots works w your schedule. I believe you have to show up 15 minutes before your massage to fill out a questionnaire. They are located in the H.P.E. building. I'm assuming it stands for the Heath and Physical Education Building. The massage room is nice and spacious. It's dark and cool inside. Each space is divided by curtain so, you can hear the dialogue going on with the person next to you and know if they enjoyed the massage too. Lol. My Massage Therapist had great energy. She was a Medium sized Asian and warned me of her heavy hand. I told her no, I'm not a fan of that. She said, ok, I'll make sure to be soft. She did an incredible job. It was relaxing and comforting. Soft music plays in the background as you get your massage. I rembering hearing a Christian Instrumental Song. I just can't think of the name but, it was nice to recognize the tune. Afterwards, you fill out a Post Massage Therapy assessment form then your good to go! I would definitely recommend a Massage from this College.

The massage therapy clinic was having their sessions today, and I was one of the "patients". A…read moreyoung female student was my practitioner, and she did a great job in asking for my preferences. As usual, the overall massage was incredible! Don't let the aspect of students practicing make you feel like a guinea pig. They are trained and very good for still being in school. Please call to get in on the massage session. Hurry since they fill up quickly.

I attended the Diagnostic Medical Sonography program from August 2019 to 2021…read more This is a great school with small class sizes. Many amazing and knowledgeable instructors, who not only know the material, but have lots of clinical experience as sonographers. Everyone here wants you to succeed. Financial aide helped me apply for FASFA each year and informed me when I qualified for CARES grants. My experience as a student: My first class at the College of Healthcare Professions was Anatomy and Physiology taught by Professor Halle. While this class was a general course, it was our first chance to connect with other future sonographers. We were given group projects to enhance this connection we would hold for the next two years. Professor Halle also taught our class Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Intro to Vascular. For the entirety of the program Mr. Halle always went out of his way to help the students succeed with extensive tutoring sessions and messaging. Our next class was ultrasound physics and instrumentation. I particularly knew this would be a large pill to swallow as I typically had a difficult time grasping physics concepts. The staff went out of their way to prerecord lectures for us to rewatch, get to class early to answer questions, and respond to messaging in a prompt manner. I was able to easily pass physics and the board exam Sonography Principles & Instrumentation (SPI) as did the rest of my graduating class. Intro to sonography, our next course, was taught by now program director Athena Haas. Mrs. Haas pushed us to be the very best we could be. She taught us difficult concepts such as Abdominal Vascular and Abdomen. I always admired her looking through textbooks with us to find answers to topics we were unsure on. Professor Kemallee, an experienced pediatric sonographer taught us Patient Care and proper ergonomics. Professor Stevens taught us Small Parts, she was such a caring and compassionate teacher. She assigned projects to enhance our learning and break up the day. Each instructor brought something different to the table and together they make a phenomenal team. Scanning labs attached to each class were very helpful in learning how to scan different structures, especially before we were able to scan patients in clinical. The second half of this program included clinical rotations at a large variety of hospitals and clinics. This hands on learning was essential to enforcing and expanding knowledge gained in the classroom. I value each location as I gained different knowledge at each site that I still use today. I was able to pass both the ARDMS OBGYN and Abdomen exams before graduation in part to all the amazing instructors. If I needed something today, I have confidence they would all be willing to lend a helping hand. Thank you CHCP for giving me the skills needed to accomplish my dream!

I graduated several years ago from the ultrasound program. Overall I feel like the school helped me…read moresecure financial aid easily and was proactive about assisting me with finding a job afterwards. I was definitely prepared for my career by the time I graduated and I'm now doing what I always wanted to do- OBGYN ultrasound. (I am RDMS-OBGYN & RVT)I would recommend CHCP if you are looking for an accredited ultrasound program that's gonna prepare you for success. It is expensive but worth the investment! Gotta be prepared for fast -paced program and be able to dedicate lots of time to studying and you will be succesful :)

Concorde Career College is located in Grand Prairie, TX that offers medical field school training…read moreprograms and certificates to get you into the right field and working in no time! This review is for the Dental hygiene program that offers low-cost affordable teeth cleaning along with X rays. I was given the chance from a neighbor who is attending school for dental assistant to clean my children's teeth. I accepted the offer to help her out and provided her the adequate information to get my kids in there for an appointment. As we arrived, we were greeted by the staff and was given paperwork to fill out in the waiting area. Once the paperwork was filled out my daughter was brought to the back room where she was given x-rays of her teeth. After the x-rays were completed, she was brought to another room for her teeth cleaning. I went ahead and sat with her and observed everything happening while the assistant cleaned her teeth. This is a school environment so there were some questions being asked from her to the Dentist but as far as it goes, she performed her duties in a highly explementary manner and needed little to no supervision. The Dentist was around time from time to give her some pointers but other than that she highly excelled in her job performance. Altogether my kids got their teeth cleaned and I didn't even have to use my dental insurance to get it done. I highly recommend this place for a cleaning that doesn't break the bank! I will say it did take quite longer than expected but that's because it's a school and the students are still learning but that is perfectly fine because the results are second to none!

I would never recommend this school for the LVN Program. Not…read moreonly is it unorganized they show favoritism real bad here. There's a student that currently attends this school who not only failed her first term, she failed it for a second time too! Going off what the rules say she's suppose to be removed from the program. She instead was moved to the next term but there were several students who failed and had to repeat the term again. As far as the teachers, deans and president knowing, they all are aware and is keeping it quiet. They preach about professionalism and accountability in the nursing field so much here but don't hold that same standards. If yall can go somewhere else please do, DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME HERE!!

Zero star for testing center. Anytime I'm here for test. I need to wait for hours and hours. Now…read morethere are just 5 person in front of me and waiting for almost 2 hours.

Advising needs to NOT use young, arrogant female / male students as Sign In help for this very…read moreimportant role, as they don't respect you, your TIME, OR your privacy and will disclose any and all personal information they see on the screen after you give them your i.d. Advising visits are HARDLY EVER PLEASANT to begin with, but when you add to this an immature female sitting at the Advising Check-in desk you get even more HELL to add to your Day. They then lie to the dean or advisors as if they are the victim and you did them some harm when you Give them The SAME ENERGY RIGHT BACK. Advising and Admissions are staffed with the "I don't give a F*ck" types that are ONLY PRESENT FOR A PAYCHECK. Do better Northlake Hiring Team.