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Currently attending and have been struck with how little people here care about their students’ education. I’ve called for advisors to help me with transfer papers and financial aid to ask about my scholarship money (they never refunded it back to me) and I’ve been hung up, transfered to other lines, and even worst… gotten a voicemail saying they’re not available even after calling 5 times during different days and hours. It’s as if the faculty here doesn’t work. The professors are mediocre, really lazy and most have an accent that is hard to understand. Never answer to emails either and don’t help their students pass. I’ve gotten all As and one B but that’s due to how much I tried and stressed myself since I didn’t get any help here. Currently working on my transfer out of state to get out of this school as soon as possible.Adriana Alva

Ever since the pandemic, it’s been difficult getting a hold of different departments and professors. When you sign up for a class, they usually cancel the class for the semester for various reasons. They don’t communicate changes in policy i.e. when you enroll for a class and your funding doesn’t come through, they no longer automatically drop you from the class so they expect you to pay for that class, even if you didn’t take it. Apparently they no longer automatically drop you for non-payment. It’s an unethical practice. Students should be notified of this policy change. The only bright side of this school has been the Access program. They’ve always answered calls and provided help.Kim Sanchez

Glitchy system that logs in when it feels like it, making me pay for classes I DID NOT TAKE and sent me to collections. Staff may lack 3rd grade education let alone college, the only thing they can direct you to is the bathroom. Appealing anything takes several tries and a firework display over Bayside spelling out "stop screwing me i.d. #000000000". Best thing I could've done for myself is not even bother with MDC. Take i.t./networking related classes through Netacad directly. Save the hundreds of dollars, time, and headaches.Javier C

Do not go there for the adult culinary programs. They basically treat you like you work for their cafeteria and teach you NOTHING. The instructors are unprofessional, abrasive, and treat the adult students like children. You will be working in groups with absolutely no instruction (hands-on or otherwise) and you may get lucky and be able to make a small part of the recipe since groups are 4-5 people, each group works on a different recipe, and you will be preparing foods for them to sell to their high school students. The instructor basically heads you a recipe and that’s the extent of your “learning” aside from lots of tedious book work that you also do on your own. You will not even be allowed to taste what you made since it will be sold to school children. The instructor told us if they cannot sell the product you make, you get a “failing” grade, despite zero instruction. When asked why we aren’t all individually participating in making recipes, the answer was that they couldn’t sell that many of one item. I thought I paid a good amount of money (out-of-pocket) for them to cover the cost so that I could make a recipe and not make one recipe with four other people. I got my money back and already had a high-paying career in risk management, but other students continued with the program in hopes of obtaining work in restaurants or increasing their pay. I feel this program takes advantage of the difficult situations these other students faced, many of whom paid with financial aid or GI Bills. Also, the recipes they provide are portioned for home baking or cooking, not commercial. Find something or somewhere better to go. When I voiced my complaints about the instructor’s brash behavior and unwillingness to teach so that she could stand around on her cell phone texting, there were many excuses given and not once was she held accountable. On the contrary, I was told that she actively taught the class once or twice after I left and she chastised the adult students for complaining and then reverted back to her McDonald’s/DMV level of professionalism. It’s terrifying to imagine that children are left alone with these people.Elizabeth Grill

Save y’all time and money and go else where I was interested in there LPN program i called everyday for over two weeks and kept getting transferred to a voicemail it was so bad I had to went down there in person to speak to the person that’s in charge of that department it was a black African lady very nasty attitude name Rachel A Victor. When I first arrived I explained to the person at the front desk the reason why I was there and I told the gentleman I kept leaving voicemails on this lady phone and send her email and no answer when she called me in the back the Rachel A Victor she’s the counselor am referring too she kept saying I always checked my voicemail and email I said well I have been calling nonstop for over two weeks she said well I didn’t receive any voicemail or any email. She kept going on and on to the point I felt uncomfortable and I said it’s ok am here now and I just want to get info how to get started she did ask for my email and send me an email but after that she started going on and on again about she never get any call or email as if am lie in to her. She was very rude and unprofessional to the point I felt uncomfortable I end up leaving and I send her the documents she requested high school diploma ect please to keep in mind I had to home school for personal reason but my mom made sure the school I attended was accredited school i am a former broward college student I also went to nova university for a few classes for my major and I had to provide my high school diploma ect I never had any problems with getting into any school with my high school diploma. Rachel that works for Mcfatter that control the LPN program said my diploma makes me not eligible to proceed to get in the program and she would recommend me to sign up with them too get in there GED program such disrespect I would never recommend this school they don’t return calls email or voicemail take y’all business elsewhere.Tadine Shay

Leaving this review for any student who is interested in taking the Digital Multimedia Class. If you are like me and chose in person learning instead of learning online for a reason, this is not the course for you. The majority of this course is taught online, yes, even while you are in class. When you need help, the teacher will tell you to “google it” . You are better off paying for a LinkedIn subscription and just learning at your own pace. Because on top of teaching yourself (essentially) you also have strenuous deadlines. Which most students aren’t able to make, being that we weren’t actually taught how to do the assignment. This results in a majority of students dropping out, as he will tell you himself. Thought it wouldn’t happened to me but it did. And the real problem is that the “teacher” is simply not teaching. I was highly disappointed. I do think the program is great, I just think they need a better teacher.Chieaynne Henderson

I furthered and completed my education at City College. I achieved my Associates Degree in Paralegal / Legal Assisting in 2017 and took a year off and now I am one Semester away from achieving my Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration with a focus in Project Management! I have been able to utilize every resource offered by City College. First off it’s like a place of refuge where I not only go to learn but get away from life. The Professors are always willing to give freely of their time to assist in achieving my goals. Career Services door is always opened, it’s through their highly recommended services that I obtained my current job as a Trial Specialist II. Furthermore, when I was seeking a promotion I went back for a mock interview and help with updating my resume, they are always ready, will, and, able to help. Financial aid stays on top of budgeting out the money to make it all possible. My peers are in bearable age range, not too young, and not too old. We as a student body in my classes worked to achieve our same achievements. I have made some people here at City College that will remain my friends forever. My last and final goal would be to become an Ambassador but seems a little more challenging for students in the evening class program. I have been trying to be an Ambassador during my Associates years but to no avail. I will keep trying! Go for it, give it your all, City College is the way to go!!!Yolanda Ried

If I could give this school 0 stars I would. This school is a joke. No one is on the same page when it comes to anything. They do not reach out to the students when there is an issue. The student only finds out when it is almost too late. If it wasn't for the fact that I am almost done with the program and Dr. Luka (One of the best things going for City College) I would have quit a long time ago. I am taking classes that does not make sense to me. The financial aid department is a joke. You speak to three different people and get three different answers. I hate coming to this school, but I am too far ahead. So many professors have come and gone. You are marked absent if you leave class early although they don't start on time due to the fact that you are waiting on students that arrive late. I am counting down the days until this is all over as I have had just about enough of this school. Everyone is so warm welcoming in the beginning but once you sign up and they meet there quota for attendance and seat filling, you are nothing to them. Take my advice and do your research before enrolling in any school especially City College.Valerie Pew

I entered City College not knowing what to expect. So today I can tell you I high recommend. City College a very humble environment. It makes you feel at home. I come from a very culturally diverse background and I feel like City College understands that. The faculty and admin staff were very committed to the success of each cohort and were very helpful each step of the way. There are so many interesting courses taught by amazing and qualified professors. The professors for the classes I have taken thus far have been pretty great overall with a thorough understanding of their subject and concern for student's success. Medical Assistant program is awesome. It is perfectly well conceived and easy to follow. As a good student you just need to follow the guide and your professors' advises. I consider I have learned a lot and improved my whole knowledge, not only about medical field but in general. The program is full of real-life scenarios that we discuss constantly with classmates and the professor. I really enjoy being a student at City CollegeFlavia Figueiredo

The most unorganized, unprofessional, "learning institution" I have ever come across. There are a FEW instructors within the nursing program that really have a passion for teaching nursing students, but the rest, this is merely a second source of income for them. It is very rare that you'll receive an email back in regards to an issue you have and if you do happen to get an email back it's most likely going to be at least a week later. While the school may be accredited to be a learning institution, the nursing program is NOT accredited. Save your time and money. It's enticing because of the shorter amount of time it will take to receive your ADN, but it is not worth the headache nor the amount of money they charge. If you can swing it, go to another institution that will provide you with QUALITY education, even if that means it takes a little longer. I promise you will wish you would have done that in the beginning if you choose to attend this school. Pay attention to the negative reviews on this school – they speak truth.Nani Neamiah

I have completed my A.S. Degree in EMS and have had the most professional experience I’ve experienced. My classes were online and the professors were beyond helpful in class. Krystal Zimbaldi was a key component in my success with HCI. She has made my college experience amazing and has been by my side throughout the whole process. From the first day I called to join HCI to complete my degree, she has been the point of contact for all my questions and concerns. The fact that she constantly checks up on students to make sure they are updated with information and to see how their college experience is going is an amazing trait to have. HCI is truly blessed to have such an amazing asset for the college. Because of this I will recommend this college to all my friends and colleagues for all their educational needs.Joshua Wagner

I am in my 12th month of nursing school and I absolutely love this School and the Nursing program. I would recommend this school to anyone that needs to work while going to school. This school is very accommodating. The best thing that ever happened to this school was bringing Isabelle Ayers on board, she has been such a positive change for this school. It has come a long way in a short time. The entire staff including Irene from the EMS program is always so helpful in any way needed and willing to go above and beyond to help out. Irene always has a smile on her face and kind words to greet you daily and even though she is not our direct mentor she has been a positive influence in me enjoying my experience at HCI and always there for all students.Kellie Jenkins

This by far is one the worst schools I have ever been to. I am stuck as I am a year in already. This school is all about money. The director of the school, Dr. Bonilla is not for the students in my opinion. They have you taking courses that you should not be taking. I currently work in the field that I am attending this school for. The school wants me to take a computer course, CPR, as well as professional strategies. I mean I work on computers everyday, so what is a basic computer class going to teach me? Then when I signed up to take the computer class online, the link for the orientation gave my personal computer a virus and I contacted the school. I even tried to use the link at work and the professor had the nerve to tell me to contact my IT department at work, not well we can email you the syllabus and you follow along. No I am signed up for a professional strategy class where I am supposed to learn how to write a resume, references, and job searching for the field that I enrolled in. As I explained, I am already in the field. I have been in this field for over 10 years. Later I will have to take a CPR class. Which makes no sense to me. I mean, this class takes three months, when the YMCA does the same class in one day and for free. This school charges tuition and program fees. It seems as though the tuition is the same for all programs and the only thing that is different is the program fees. I don't understand how the private investigation program is the same price as the medical office admin. If you want to exempt classes and have your work or life studies applied, they charge a fee for that. The only good part about this school is Dr. Luka. None of the people in financial aid are on the same page. One person says one thing and the next person say something different. I hate that I even enrolled in this school. The prices for the books are ridiculous as well as the uniforms that they swear you have to wear, but I have yet to put on one. The bookstore claim that they will buy back books that you have purchased. HAHAHA that is a joke. They will either say oh we are not buying back books at this time or they will offer nearly pennies and then resale those same books for over $50.00. So if you are thinking about enrolling in this school, please do yourself a favor and look for another school. I am stuck here as it is too late for me and I doubt that any of the classes that I took are transferrable to another school. So I am stuck in this high price school.Valerie Pew

My experience of the nursing program was not the best. This is a very expensive program, but it offers very little structure and organization. As a student, I would never be informed of anything until the last possible minute. Some professors do not offer consistency or transparency with the syllabus, and decisions are made aimlessly as they see fit. As a student, it was very stressful to deal with this unpredictability in addition to the expect stresses of nursing school. I think its important for people to know about this before signing up for the program.Arleen Sosa

I never write reviews unless I have something positive to say but this place is the most infuriating, irresponsible place you could ever waste your money. To begin to explain my horrible experience here would be the beginning of a very angry novel, which is a shame because most of the professors are extraordinarily nice and helpful. Regarding administration and financial aid on the other hand is like the blind leading the blind. Genuinely, from one student to another, save your money and go anywhere but here. If I could rate them -5 stars, I would.Stephanie Sobalvarro

Very happy with the services they provide…the instructor is amazing i went three weeks ago to get my conceal permit im hoping to receive it soon..i learned alot in the class, its highly professional i felt safe all my questions was answered the staff are very friendly…i highly recommend anybody who wants to really learn about there firearm amd how to properly use it take this class..they go the extra mile for there students…if i would have decided to take the course somewhere else im confident i wouldnt have learned what i did and received the excellent customer service that i was provided. thankyou very much for everythingdavid miller

Completed my “D” License course with this academy and it was a breeze. When it came time for my “G” License with this academy, my application was denied. Update: The Department of Agriculture asked for a copy of a Proficiency form to clear the mix-up and the academy obliged without a problem. Now I’m just waiting on the department. Much thank you to the guys at the office for their eager help. The issue was not a typo like the Dept. of Agriculture mentioned just a missing SSN. The copy the academy provided proved it to be a simple matter. Thanks again!Josh Duarte

What the other 1 star reviews are saying is true. I was in a small class of 4 students and we were all very unhappy with the service. It's hot in the classroom and the instructor is always leaving and coming back ignoring the class. Most of us just had chairs (metal hard chairs) with no were to lean on to write. Look at the pictures of the place!!! Like someone else said, they are known for poor training so I'm still looking for work. They say they help with that but they don't.Amanda Lopez

(Translated by Google) While you make deals to study excellent after you graduate you have to bother not only to be served but to help you. Very disappointed . Nobody ever gives you answers to your questions, you're just a number for an inscription. I did not even want another career there, I had to pay for inexperience. I chose it because it was Venezuelan and ended up deciphered. They made me buy a book for the introduction at $ 23 and the cost was 15. The certificate came out with an error and to give me a letter they require me to provide proof that I am studying at another university when it is my right to demand that they put my number on it. hours on my certificate. An advice do not waste neither time nor money. Since when they graduate they will not have any support from the university (Original) Mientras haces tratos para estudiar excelente luego que te graduas te toca fastidiar no sólo para que te atiendan sino para que te ayuden. Muy decepcionada . Nadie nunca te da respuestas a tus preguntas eres sólo un número para una inscripción. Ni loca cursaria otra carrera allí me tocó pagar la inexperiencia. La escogí por ser Venezolana y termine decpexionada. Me hiceron comprar un libro para la introducción en 23 $ y el costo era 15. El certificado salió con un error y para darme una carta me exigen que entregar una constancia de que estudio en otra universidad cuando es mi derecho exigir que me coloquenbel número de horas en mi certificado. Un consejo no pierdas ni tiempo ni dinero. Ya que al graduarse no tendrán ningún apoyo de la universidadMadoyma Martinez de Merino

(Translated by Google) Actually I expected more from this university, they are mercantilist people, too inflexible with the entrance schedule, if you arrive 1 minute late they do not let you enter the class and if the module consists of 2 equal classes they do not let you enter the next one, just in order for you to re-enroll the subject, which is not ethical … regardless of personal problems for a second. Besides that the content is very broad for the time they give you the subject, they go fast, I don't think it's enough to capture so much new knowledge … I don't recommend it. (Original) En realidad esperaba mas de esta universidad, son personas mercantilistas, demasiado inflexibles con el horario de entrada, si llegas 1 minuto tarde no te dejan entrar a la clase y si el modulo consta de 2 clases igual no te dejan entrar a la siguiente, solo con el fin de que vuelvas a inscribir la materia, lo cual no es etico.. sin importar por un segundo los problemas personales. Ademas que el contenido es muy amplio para el tiempo que te dan la materia, van veloz, no me parece que sea suficiente para captar tantos conocimientos nuevos.. no la recomiendo.raquel fernandez

(Translated by Google) This school does not deserve a star, the classes are too expensive, they do not know how to explain the fsa issue and because of this university I owe 5000 dollars and I did not even take two classes with these abusive people (Original) Esta escuela no se merece ni una estrella las clases demaciada costosas no saben explicar el tema del fsa y por culpa de esta universidad debo 5000 dólares y nisiquiera cogi dos clases con estas personas abusivosAle Rguez

I had the CNA day class in 2021 and let me tell you.. ms.green I think was her name was the most disrespectful person I've ever met. She was very rude to me and my other classmates. She had no patiences and didn't teach us anything and we had to learn everything ourselves and when we didn't know anything, she would get mad and blame us and expect us to know it without explaining first. I had to learn most of my skills from youtube videos. She made fun of me and my other classmate for being nervous and me having shaky hands when I was practicing my skill in class. She also made remarks about one of my classmates who couldn't speak English that well and would somewhat make fun of her. I've talked to some other people that had her class and they can say the same. Everyone else at the school was so nice but that teacher was the worst. I recommend the night CNA teacher,I heard great things about him. This is not the name I used for when I joined the program for fear of being contacted but my experience is very real and true. Feel free to contact me with this name though if you have any questionsSammy Sweetheart

I was enrolled at Beacon Hill for the 3-week phlebotomy (PBT) certification and I honestly couldn’t be more grateful for the training and experience I received during my time here. Professor Nelta was exceptional in her instruction on theory and outlined exactly what we needed to know in order to succeed both inside the class, in the work field and on our NHA exams. But her guidance on the hands on aspects was almost other worldly. It’s hard to be confident and even comfortable learning a new invasive skill such as venipuncture but she was patient and dedicated to being at our side throughout the entire learning process. As a current nursing student it was refreshing to be around an instructor who wasn’t simply there for a pay check but truly wanted to see her students succeed in and out of the classroom. I can’t stress enough how impressive she was as both a teacher and a person. Anyone interested in the field of phlebotomy or attempting to hone their skills as a medical professional would do themselves justice by learning from a Pro like Miss Nelta.Kirill Sokol

Not a great school wouldn’t recommend, everything is unprofessional, they will not let you know if you haven’t successfully completed a course til you are almost finish with your trade, also they will lock you out of doing any assignments/class work if you miss 2 payments, most schools do not withheld you from your work if you have not made payments, unless payments are made by the time you completely have finish your course and can pay the remaining balance. You literally have to be on this school about every little thing. Even things you’d think a advisor would reach out to you about.Talorebanks Booking

I just got home from the BLS provider course and felt I had to review immediately. I cannot say enough positive things about my experience. As a nurse and someone who has always worked in healthcare, I've taken many BLS courses throughout my life. Debbie A. is by far the best instructor I've ever had. She was so engaging and positive, it made me want to listen. I usually get bored during these things. Debbie, you're great! From the initial call I made to EMC, I was greeted professionally and sincerely. The staff was incredibly helpful and kind. They are the most affordable in the area as well. I would definitely recommend this company to anyone looking to take their classes & I will be back. Looking to take their EKG class as well. 10 stars if I could.Monica

I have been an ALS and BLS instructor for several years but in 2022 I decided to expand my skills as a Pediatric Instructor. My PALS provider card had expired so I had the experience of attending both provider and instructor courses. The Prep packet EMC provides helped me tremendously going into the courses.. My provider instructors , Rodney and Deb F. were so knowledgeable, patient and supportive. I felt so prepared for the Instructor course with Chuck. Chuck was also very knowledgeable and energetic! Both courses were excellent, rewarding and professional! Thank you EMC.Debbie Acunto

I have been using EMC for several years now and just recently did PALS with them. Bob? (I’m terrible with names) was excellent and his knowledge and experience with critically ill children was reflected in the course he provided. I learned so much! All the instructors are great and I will definitely be back!Stacy Rudolph

I had a great experience at OMI. I attended a "Flipped classroom" for Paramedic school led by retired FDNY Lieutenant Paramedic Hector Arroyo, and the most important thing I can say is that you get out what you put in. If you put in the work, the staff of OMI will work tirelessly to make sure you get the education you paid for. No games, no egos, just knowledge. The clinical coordinator Jessica Sasser absolutely made my year. I have never in my life worked with someone more accommodating or approachable than she has been. My year of Paramedic school would have been substantially worse if not for her kind, understanding, and extremely hardworking and available approach to clinical internship. While I enjoyed my overall experience at OMI, if I recommend OMI to coworkers or friends, my experience with Jessica will be one of the first anecdotes I share. In addition, I would be remiss if I did not mention the Vice President, Mrs. Abby Marquez. Her caring nature and calm demeanor while dealing with conflicts cannot be overlooked. No matter the obstacle, we all knew we could go speak to Abby, and she would help us come to a tenable solution. Knowing that the administrative staff of your school is on your side and truly cares about you is a feeling you cannot put a price on. I definitely recommend this school for those individuals looking for a no-nonsense, straightforward, and rewarding approach to higher education.Logan Reedy

As a recent graduate of the EMT program at Orlando Medical Institute, I want to take a second to recognize the staff for all of their hard work. From the admin staff to the instructors and lab instructors, everyone did an amazing job preparing the students for excellence in the field. Even during the shutdown and inability to get into hospitals for clinical hours due to the coronavirus, they worked hard to keep us on track and provided simulations to practice our skills. Thank you to everyone at OMI for your help and your dedication to the students. I recommend this school to anyone looking to enter the field. I'm looking forward to continuing my education with OMI in the paramedic program.Darren Barnes

Okay I attended this school way back years ago. Yes the owners do like and make money. The teachers are pretty good but all work multiple jobs and can be late or they may rush to fill a teacher last minute. Their driver cert truck is very old. Abby never bothered me. One thing to be carful. If you are going on to college classes or certs they may not accept your cert or you will have to take the college test. OMI does not require a college entry test. Seminole state does. Felix is very knowable and cares about the school. Just remember this is a private school. Not a college or university. Other than that I attend learned and passed without issue.brad gibson

It's very good. Teachers actually care and want you to do great. But the counselors and advisors aren't very helpful, you pretty much have to do things yourself, even if you don't understand how to do it. They charge you to use printers and almost everything else. Also, the school is a bit outdated… the vending machines were never full, the tables outside were chipping paint, the elevator doesn't work half of the time so I'm not even sure how handicaps get to the 2nd floor in the administration office. At least they have plenty of parking. I took 4 classes and all 4 classes had the little school desks and it was very uncomfortable. I am a big girl and it would cost me to sit in those seats and have all eyes on me when having to get out of it to go to the front of the class. They should have the tables with chairs that can be pulled out the way Kendall college does. Homestead is closer to my house but I think I'll have to be going too Kendall from now on because of the chairs which makes no sense. I can only imagine how other plus size people feel. And yes! I know it's my fault I'm over weight, but we don't always choose to be, I didn't.Caz R

My favorite campus of MDC. I know it's small compared to the others but it's a convenient location that provides nursing, ems, and continuing education programs. It is also a walking distance to Mexican market, Bealls Outlet, Windixie, Checkers, Ice cream shop which one can visit during breaks. I also heard alot of great things about the professors.Yoana Lugo

I love homestead campus . Since it's small you make friends faster and everyone is super nice. The professors are great and I have an awesome advisor. The parking has never been a problem especially compared to other campuses.Lillie Ann Alvarez

Im so grateful for this amazing team of caring individuals. We all know, in times of emergencies our heads are spinning. I made the call not knowing what to expect , not knowing that they are out of my area. Nevertheless in 10 min, two medical professionals, were at my door step . The amount of medical knowledge and assertiveness they had was beyond my expectations. “ Hatzala”means Savers in Hebrew. The name Definitely Suits them, true angalis . Thank You !Tali Goldenberg

VOLUNTEER ED LOWENTHAL/CREW IN NYC MISDIAGNOSED MY MOTHER AS I WITNESSED•STATED & STOLE HER LIFE. NOBODY CARES & IS STILL @ LARGE! “SORRY” Just a word for a large team in Florida who shows they could care less. How can you even dare to open a wound now in 2022? You are all frowned down upon!!!Chaika

I graduated from the EMT program and thought it was great. The instructors were amazing, they actually took the time to properly teach you and make sure you understood what you were learning about. I knew if I had a question that they would answer it without making me stupid for having to ask. I would definitely recommend this school to anyone that asked. It does take a little work to apply but it’s definitely worth it.Olivia Saunders

Our high school Medical Academy students participated in a mass casualty training today. It was an amazing experience for us all. The EMS students and faculty were professional and friendly. The hands on experience and debriefings taught our high school students more than we ever could have in the classroom. What a quality operation! Thanks EMS at SWFPSA!Deborah Stultz

An amazing academy with even better staff, the Instructors for the EMT course were excellent role models and mentors to the entire class. We were pushed to strive for nothing but the best from ourselves. You’ll learn more than just being an EMT from this academy.Bert M

Worst emt/paramedic school in Miami. The instructors are there to help and are very nice but the people in the office are there to fail you. They will make any excuse as to why you can’t graduate or receive your diploma. SCAMMERS. More than half of the students in my class did not graduate. Do your self a favor. Go to MDC and sign up for emt or medics over there. Where your hard earned money will be useful, you will actually learn, and MDC won’t pull any stunts or jokes on you when it’s time to graduate. Hopefully these scammers close soon.Bar Bender

My son has been taking classes for EMS/EMT. They have been amazing during this entire covid time and answering all our questions. I seen one that said it was a lot of money. Yes but they have a payment plan. Their attention to students seems to be their number 1 priority. Add that to small classes and you actually feel like a student, not a number. I would definitely recommend this school.P.H.

Amazing School! Great Facility! Very well staffed with educated instructors that strive in their best interest to teach and help students grow! I highly recommend this school for anyone that is thinking about doing EMT, Paramedics or even just a simple CPR/First response class. I did my EMT and Paramedic course with this facility and was extremely Happy with the results! – A.CantoAlex Canto

VERY DISRESPECTFUL!!! I tried reaching out multiple times to find out some information about enrollment and Cristy Price, the registrar hung up on me! She was very rude and impatient, and that is NO way to treat a potential student! I was very polite and had a few questions, like every potential student does. I just wanted to make sure my money was going to the right place. I have my answer now! Very horrible for business. I will take my money elsewhere!Destiny Reid

I wish people wouldn't leave reviews about their ambulance experience on the SCHOOL'S PAGE. The school does not control the ambulance division. That's a completely different department. The Grady EMS academy is outstanding and if you know what's good for you then you would go here. The instructors are experienced Paramedics and the hands on experience is like no other. Start your EMS career the right wayRose Brown

I went here for part of my undergrad several years ago and came back for my graduates (IO Psychology). This university is a blast of culture and learning. Most of the professors are amazing, there's clubs for everything, classes that range from odd to fantastic and everything in between. They keep adding to MMC making new buildings, bringing in new vendors, and creating new art. The sports are great, there's a game room, a piano room, constantly some kind of event from movie screenings or concerts to fairs and festivals. They are doing great with their inclusiveness and effort in making the university feel like family. This is one of the best Universities I've been to and am proud to be a panther.Dane Luke Wagner

Radical leftists teach here. All the faculties and departments are highly politized -always pushing the radical left agenda. The school caters to mostly foreign students who are very vocal about their anti-Western views. The faculty and the administration both love to make money so they keep the influx of foreign students from Iran and other nations: As long as their students have money and hate America, they are welcome at FIU!RA Alva

Once again the disappointment with this university is absolutely ridiculous!!!! Worst school in Miami to attend. They don’t take your education seriously and always making mistakes on their end without taking accountability. The staff is horrible and have no idea what they are doing!!!yill sanchez

I went there a few years ago, full time, for the 1 year culinary program. While it is a very short time to learn everything they want to squeeze in to teach you, you definitely leave with a lot of great knowledge. I liked that in the cold foods, if you show interest, Chef will teach you about food carving. In the bakery, if you let Chef know you want to try "something", he'll make time to do that with you or with the class. It was an overall great experience. The only negative I have is about one of the Chefs, I won't say whom in particular… she told me on a couple occasions that I'd probably do better at the front of the house, I was not fit for the kitchen. Harsh truth? I worked in a commercial kitchen after graduating and loved it. I think she spoke too soon. I now make custom tiered cakes. Guess I exceeded her expectations..Romina Mallea

I have drop off a line here after reading reviews about the counselor Dana Allen. This is the school I’m attempting to finish my LPN nursing program. All I have to say about this counselor is that she is being extremely helpful to me. Providing me options to ensure I meet requirements . she seems to care about the success of the students . So far a very professional advisor she knows what she is doing. I will keep you updated once I’m on the program. UPDATE I couldn’t get in the program because ELAINE COKE an unhelpful Director from this school Reject all my science classes after making me order an official transcripts. It is what it is. I should have paid more attention to all the reviews post in here. I wouldn’t have wasted so much of my time. Very unprofessional staff Good luck to all of you.Clarisa Jimenez

1st time learning that there was a school after highschool for challenged Youths transitioning into Adults, my child's prior school Blanche Ely, never tells parents of specially challenged Youths about these programs to keep our children & ourselves feeling trapped just to keep the disability funds coming not concerned where our kids need to be to get passed to labels of needing others to always help. To be exact no school staff ever mentioned this alternative or alerted Me of any other school but did tell me my child can stay here til she 21 with no help getting her over this stumble in her Life. Thanks to MsLeslie & MsHelen of ESE department of ATC. God bless them in multitudes amen 🏿‍♀️Cardell Murrell

The instructors are very experienced in their field, and use a practical approach. Most of all, they prepare you to get you a job in the. Emergency medical field.Humphreys Jeff

Worst experience Asa patient with a Dr ? Name ATIL KARGY whom I saw before and gave me another appointment ! supposedly a Dr ????? Endocrinologist a horrible experience !! This man shouldn't belong neither to Sylvester or The Miller School of Medicine really SCARY ,! Needs to be seen by a psychologist I think his bipolar , totally another person from last year ! Thank God I have witnesses with me at the time of the appointment ! I have NEVER felt so mentally abused ever by any Dr in my life ! Don't go to this nuts ever please ! Totally bipolar! And RUDE ,Patricia Arbulu

Unlike most other medical schools, they do not discriminate international students. A fact that I'm grateful for. It sucks that they cannot take credit for my medical courses taken in another country, but whatever I'm happy.PB Martinez

Got hangup on trying to make an appointment when the speaker just spoke way to fast and me trying to clarify what was said. Customer Service, eh.OmegaSoulReaper

Unless your parents can afford the exorbitant tuition or you have a great scholarship I would not recommend attending UM. I had some good professors and some not so good. Class sizes are fairly small which will matter for some, others not so much. People talk about the campus being beautiful but in my opinion it was nothing special. It is a fairly new school and the modern buildings lack the character of older schools established in the 1800s. In addition, the older buildings they did have are being torn down to make room for newer facilities. Weather is a plus if you don't mind the humidity or lots of rain. If you are looking for the "typical" college town experience I doubt you will find it at UM due to its location in a large metro. It seems like UM is a hot destination for prep school kids from the Northeast. The vast majority of guys that attend UM are bros. Also rich kids from around the world, especially Latin America, the Caribbean, and China. Save your money. Start off at a Community or Junior College then transfer to a public four year college or university. At the end of the day the University of Miami (like all other colleges and universities) is a business. They just want your money. They don't care about you or what happens to you after you leave. That's my two cents.Wilkie_G Ferguson

I should have gone to school here. Have visited here for classes and performances all my life and I've always LOVED the lush, campus grounds, the macaws, and best weather. THE school to attend in America. Has it all. Was there on a Wednesday recently to work their Farmer's Market. Yes, urbane UM hosts a market every Wednesday. Part of their WellCanes program. And don't get me started about the athletics…George Schoen

Absolutely beautiful campus! I took a tour and the campus is very post-modern. Lots of art works and installations spread throughout. There is a wonderful mall style food court. We took a look at the dorms and each person gets their own room in their floor. Tour information session extremely informative with costs, requirements, options, etc. Everyone could not have been more nice and helpful!Christian Martin