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No a good place to take a home inspector class you have 60 hours to read a huge book, and triton college push you to get brand new book but all the material they show you is from 1900, therefore the teacher encourage you to just read the book because their old material doesn't Match with the new book, nothing is updated. Plus If you miss 1 point on your exam you lose the whole course and have to do it again because they don't give you another chance to take another test even for one point and expected to pay all again.so you waste your time,your money..and all over it the instructor says that if English is not your first language you are in the wrong place and makes comments all the time about people's accents. Othe places help you pass the state exam n everything.. Don't waste your time and money taking home inspector course at triton collegeNkos

The worst school to even inquire for a program.. they will charge you and send your info to the credit Breau if you don't pay!! The cashiers will emails you everyday and night and they will make you pay for not attending classes that you never even registered for! Didn't go into classes because it was covid and never even attended for any class online but they want me to pay for not providing any serviceJexlee Charles (Charles10)

Clean, friendly, cool school. I was in the A building, the lady in room A126 was VERY nice and quiet since it was a testing room. They even have FREE feminine products in restrooms for women. I asked about future classes and the lady who helped me initially was VERY pleasant and turned her computer screen around to show me how to navigate the schools website!! All around, GREAT experience!brianne Fondren

I have been a student of DePaul University – Law College since 2019. Before joining DePaul I was contemplating between DePaul and other Universities, I am so happy I made the right choice to join DePaul. Not only is it a prestigious University with many famous alumni names, but also because it is a University that has made the list of the top best Universities for many years. Depaul has the best facility you can hope to study under, the administration are very helpful and my advisor, is one of the best, always available whenever I needed assistance, guidance or help. If you are a graduate of DePaul, you can be sure that employers will want to add you to their staff. Being part of DePaul, is being part of a large educational family. There are two campuses, the main one is located in Lincoln Park and the other one is located in the Loop, right in the heart of the business hub, if you are attending College of Law or College of Business. There are two huge libraries in the Loop campus, with access to Starbucks, as well as to, Barnes and Nobles. In both Colleges you have cafeterias amd study lounges. There is a Toastmasters club at DePaul and many other groups and clubs to join. Also, DePaul offers a help center, fpr students who may need extra help with certain classes, as well as, a writing center for whenever you need your essays reviewed, with feedback and assistance in improving it before submission. With all of the above and more, I could not possibly list all of the things DePaul os known for, or offers, but I can tell you one thing, if you happen to choose DePaul and become accepted, be sure you are part of the many successful people who will graduate with pride. DePaul is my University and hopefully it will be yours.Yazan Al-Khuzai

You can be a full fledged patriotic American, but just because your parents travel and you may have a foreign transcript (from high school/ middle school) you are deemed an international student. To add insult to injury this particular issue entailed the student already having graduated from a neighboring community college. Yet still, they are deemed international. An obvious protocol set in place to guzzle money out of the student. Wasn’t even thrilled about their level of academics to begin with, so not having this school as an option isn’t a loss in the slightest for our family. I appreciate their immediate display of a lack of sensical protocol, because it made us deem this school unfit without wasting any further time. Thanks DePaul!The RE: Brand

Hispanic Heritage event went on without a hitch. Free of Problems and controversy. Entertainment was Great Food was Awesome. The Highlight was the introduction of the Main Speakers The New Era Young Lord's. Also some Associates and Friends from there Early Year's. The Bomba group provided good Entertainment and a Festive Atmosphere. In the Middle Sixties you could count the Minorities attending DePaul. The all played on the Basketball team. Vast improvements have been made. Opening Enrollment and and Opputunity. We can Thank Groups like the Young Lord's who brought to the light the Contridiction's. Great Job Latino Students.Rory Guerra

Hello everyone. I attended and graduated from Coyne College 25 years ago (1997) and I loved it. The program I attended Coyne for was electrical maintenance. I was pregnant with my tenth child when I attended and graduated from Coyne (yelp, pregnant with my 10th child🙂). The instructors were very knowledgeable and amazing. My peers were very nice and we helped each other out a lot. I appreciated the hands-on training. When I graduated from Coyne I walked away knowing and understanding more in depth of the fundamental principles of electricity than when I first attended. I must admit initially the program was somewhat intimidating but I was determined to complete it no matter what, and I did. When I first started there were a large number of students in my class but by the time I graduated there were only a hand full of us left. Many of those who stopped attending would say it was hard and I admit it was but we were there for each other and had the assistance of the instructors. I was the only woman in my class, but there were a few women in my graduation class that year. HERE'S A VALUABLE LESSON I'D LEARNED At Coyne we were taught that a good electrician never works on any electrical project unless he shuts its power source off first at the breaker box no matter how small the job is, "SAFETY FIRST"!! So whenever I get ready to install an outlet, light fixture, ceiling fan, chandelier, box, etc. my mind automatically reflects back to that principle and I always shut the power source off from what I'm working on. However, there are many electricians who doesn't apply such principle and that's their choice. But one slip up could possibly cause them their life. Sidenote: One electrician was taking a bath with a radio plugged into an outlet nearby in the bathroom so once he got out the tub he unplugged the radio without realizing it and became part of the circuit. Sadly you know the rest. The point of mentioning this is to ALWAYS have "SAFETY FIRST" on your mind when dealing with electricity!! I would highly recommend Coyne College to anyone!! Take care and be safe!🌹Annette Bell

Medical assistant program 2020 The instructors are great! Financial aid depart is cool. Admission peeps are great. The program itself is ok. (Medical Assistant) Class schedules often change due to availability of the instructors or enough students but the material is fair and you all should watching the cheating during exams. Not cool! I am not a fan of the woman in charge of medical assistant clinical placement and also job placement . She claims to be the, “light at the end of our Coyne journey” I strongly disagree! She (Sevtap) talks down on you and if you do not email her quickly she will call your phone and talk down to you for not responding. My other classmates have shared screen shots of her emails regarding her “typical” response to any given situation. Regardless of who you are please don’t belittle your students even if they know better or not. As for Hanson, she is director of students. She will smile and claim to have an open door policy but I never really experienced that. If you have questions she will forward you elsewhere. She also forgets this is not a high school and treats students this way. We are not children. Yes, some are fresh out of school and will sit at the elevator and pass out tardy slips!!! There is a “president” of the college who will walk around yet does not ever speak to you. If I owned a “family business” I would definitely treat my students simply by acknowledging them. It’s the little things. Please don’t forget that fund your school through tedious loans and monthly obligations. I have my top 3-4 favorite instructors and they truly enjoy the challenge of teaching their students and I thank you. I’ll never forget that! So if you can look past some of the minor annoyances, one might call this facility decent. 20k, let’s see if it’s worth it!!!Charlie Brownie

My name is Carol L Peters. I graduated from Coyne twice. 1983, Electronic Technician (the only female). 1984, Industrial Electronics. This started my career in the cable industry. As construction was completed I moved on to another company. In 1985-1987 Spliceco/Group W Cable as an underground inspector. 1987-1997 TCI/Chicago Cable as a Design Engineer/Design Supervisor. 1997-2001 Ameritech New Media as a Design Manager. 2001-2003 RCN Cable Division as a Design Coordinator. After cable I received my degree in Graphic Design. I also did electrical wiring and built/repaired computers. Thank you Coyne for giving me the opportunity. You started my career. The counselors and professors were fantastic.Carol L Peters

This review is purely based on my experiences and what I witnessed. If you are planning on attending this “institution” in the pursuit of an education degree, then this is a great place for that, otherwise pay a little more and go to either Loyola, NU, U of C or save money and go to a state school. Favoritism is absolutely rampant within the university as well as subjective grading (e.g. A.D.). If you are on a sports team, you are guaranteed a 3.0 average (this is a fact). I have never witnessed so much cheating in my entire life, until I attended here. The worst person I had to ever deal was in the Sociology Department (i.e. E.W.). “The reason why black people are in jail is because they are angry”, yes he said this. Overall the administration are not nice people. Honestly, if I had to do it all over again, I would have gone to a state school. The sad thing about this place, the student body exhibits a lot of ageism. Meaning, if you are over 27 years old go to a different place.Steve Gonzalez

I made this review because we had a trip to this university. Mary was our tour guide. She was super nice and professional. The entrance is clean, there’s a map of the property next to the entrance, and I like the garden next to the entrance too. I really like the Butler Room because it looks good and old fashioned. The cafeteria is big enough and it surely doesn’t look like a high school cafeteria. The Gallery Lounge looks fantastic and colorful. Scholars den is a comfy, well fashioned, and a good place to study in. There’s a statue of Saint Francis Xavier it’s in the Mercy Ministry.3b0p

Don't go here if you're not a football player or majoring in nursing! This school is garbage! I majored in music education and piano performance. The professors didn't give a damn about their students. The campus was garbage too! Goose poop everywhere you walk! Dirty lake water! Dorm water was different colors as if it was sponsored by Skittles (I kid you not!) My dorm room was literally a janitors closet! You're better off going elsewhere for school than SXU. Again, unless you want to be a nurse or doctor.Brandon Sanford

I recently received a class schedule (non-credit) brochure in the mail from Harper College and found a mosaic class taught by artisan and glass artists Urii Guchenia and Nathalie who has her very own studio in Willowbrook. The class was very inexpensive and well worth it! Kristin the librarian was very efficient in sending us a friendly email reminder along with the campus map to find the building where the class was. The class was held in “The Make Shop” within the library. All supplies were furnished and setup for us. Nathalie and Urii gave a us brief history of glass mosaics and were so helpful while we created our pieces. They had a vast array of glass tiles in every color imaginable! It was so much fun and gave us all a whole new appreciation of mosaic artisanry!Michelle Foy

A place where I got the opportunity to make wonderful memories that will be with me forever!! A place which helped me find my hidden passion and persistently encouraged me to work for it!! All along with a beautiful campus, excellent faculty and staff, and interesting engagement activities!! The professors, academic advisors, and counselors helped me excel in classes, motivated and kept me on track for the completion of my degree in a timely manner, and most importantly helped me make my mind to work for a specific major rather than remaining undecided! All in all, if I succeed in my career years later, Harper will always be a crucial reason for my success!! Thank you Harper for everything and I badly miss you!!Prerak Patel

Please do not go to this school, its terrible! I went here for 3 years and obtained an associates degree in Arts meant towards a bachelors degree back in 2014 but my experience was horrible. Me being black and African, they denied me an opportunity to use the Chemistry Lab to work on an idea that I wanted to prove yrt they were allowing other students to use it. Yet, the school used me to advertise in the Daily Herald News Paper as an immigrant that goes to their school doing athletics. I did athletics (Track and Field and Cross-country) for 2 Years.Turyamusiima Livan

*note – typos are due to phone issues, not poor education. I have had good experiences at this school and also at Harold Washington. The teachers are the best part of community colleges. My understanding is that they are chosen based on their ability to teach, rather than what research they are doing (which I'm told is the major criteria for hiring professors at 4 year universities). The only negative experience here, has been some minor harassing by the business office about tuition payment. This is somewhat understandable, but my frustration is due to having already spoken with the office about when I will pay, but I'm still receiving constant reminders to do so. That really is minor though and I would recommend this school to anyone. Very friendly and helpful teachers, cafeteria workers (food is decently priced to) and custodial staff. Haven't really interacted with anyone other than that.RoProArt

This college is the worst colleges in the history of Chicagoland and I thought that the teachers care more about students with special needs and disabilities as well but it seems like they don’t really care about disabilities students like us who struggle through catching up with some homework assignment on blackboard and has to be submitted by those instructor which they never graded it at all over the past two months or so I had a terrible experience of being part of this school which is too far compared to where I’m live at now every day I always take three buses and two train like the red line train to the blue line train and a extra bus to get there but always get there very late and the students from there are so sarcastic and not really friendly that much often. But the services are very low like I’ll give it like around one or two stars ⭐️⭐️Samuel Garcia

I went to the GED office everything was perfect and very nice people there but NOT tutoring center office A-245 , I can't believe Wright college still have these people in its offices reception! They need to learn how to nicely receive students ,being nice won't cost you anything, you're in college not at your home ,remember that ! If you feel that's not your place plz move , without students you'll never be there .I'm talking about the black lady with glasses at reception. Also remember that next time I'll definitely REFUSE your service in front of everyone. Since you're in school take advantage to LEARN.Amuzzur Izzan

I went there over 30 years ago to study Court Reporting. It was an intense program, and I wasn't able to keep up the pace, so I had to leave. Unless you are committed to constant practice & study, this is not the school for you. You must pass each speed plateau in order to move on to the next level, and you only have limited chances to do that. The program (in my day) was designed to get you out in the job market quickly. The instructors I had back then were very professional & emphasized quality & professionalism always. A high-quality institution, but you must be ready for the pace. Good luck!waterfall

I have attended Chamberlain University College of Nursing in Addison IL, since May of 2016 and I have loved every minute of it! I recently Graduated from Chamberlain in September 2020, it is truly a dream come true. I have attended several Colleges and always felt like just a number but, at Chamberlain I was made to feel like what I was preparing for will make a difference in the world. All of the staff at Chamberlain are caring, supportive, and very helpful. I remember my very first day of Nursing school, President Snow was at the front doors welcoming the students to the school. I was so impressed because none of the schools I attended previously gave a chance to meet and converse with the President, I thought that was cool. That was not the only time I had seen and spoke with her, she walked through the halls everyday greeting and talking with the students. She took me under her wing and helped me fly! Attending Chamberlain never felt like a job or something I just had to do. Being at Chamberlain was like being with a very large group of friends and family and I looked forward to going to class and attending all the extracurricular activities and the many celebrations the school provided! Don't get me wrong Nursing school is the hardest and most challenging thing I have ever accomplished but as long as you stay focused and diligent, it can be done! It felt good to walk into the school for class or a new session and know that everyone was on the same page with the same goal in mind. When you attend a University like Chamberlain which focuses on Nursing, you are never really alone in the struggle and there is always someone to help. All of my Professors were very knowledgeable and supportive, they always got back to me promptly and returned my emails and calls. They always made time for one on one meetings to review content and get extra support. The Center for Academic Success (CAS) has an amazing support system and there is always someone there willing to help! All the Advisors are very helpful with keeping you up to date with current events, managing loans, and registering for classes (which can be a challenge at times) among many other things. My Advisor Crystal Chatman is an amazing woman, very caring and supportive. She never failed to answer my emails and return my calls promptly and the best thing, she knows the struggles of Nursing school are real. She always inspired me and supported me with her kind and heart felt words. Chamberlain is a pricey school however, the benefits and support you receive are worth every penny. I did my research as far as pricing goes and I found that compared with other schools the cost is around the same when it is all said and done. To take general classes, Nursing classes, and the obtain a bachelors degree cost the same as compared to taking it in one program and finishing with all of them at once. If I had it to do all over again, I would choose Chamberlain! Thank you to all the staff who became more like family, I will never forget the caring and support I received.Tracy Wortman

I was interested in the nursing program in Addison. The advisor for that program is Cory Vlahos. I tried so many times to call her email her so she can help and nothing. She never responded to my emails or never called me back. I filled out the Fafsa, I sent all my transcripts in and I just waited and nothing. I complained about Cory and then she finally called me back. But I was working so I couldn't talk. She said she would call to schedule something and she never did. I tried calling and emailing her again numerous of times after that and she never reached out to me again!! I called one last time and spoke to an admissions advisor Cynthia Kasimov who Said she would help me and then forgot to call me lol I also had to call her back. She gave me an attitude when I asked her why Cory never called back. She said she couldn't find my transcripts and wanted me to resend everything all over again!!! And she had to hang up because she was busy doing fingerprints for the new students!! I couldn't believe how I was treated!!!!Patricia Moncada

I am in my sophomore at Chamberlain University Addison Campus; I have had tremendous academic support from the campus staff, right from the start of the admission. I appreciate a great deal the academic support I have received from my Student Support Advisor, Crystal Chatman. Her meticulous and compassionate approach can not be overstated, particularly with helping through the campus transfer process. The student-centered support and flexibility provided by the school during this tough period reaffirmed that I made the right decision choosing to enroll at Chamberlain University for my BSN, rather than any other university. And regardless of whatever little dissatisfaction I may have encountered, the overall positive and enriching experience over-compensate, which is why I am giving 5stars. I have made tremendous strides in this journey.Afeez Sholaja

Had applied to this school for the MRI Program. Paid all the fees for application, transcripts, etc. Took the entrance exams and passed. Received my classes/schedule and sent them my fafsa. I had been registered for my classes already. I did an interview, the person that interviewed me was not professional, believe her name was Danielle Dertz. When trying to answer questions, i was cut off constantly and put down. Then right when everything was set and done for me to start the course, they give me a call that they do not want me as a student. My time was wasted, as well as money. They thought that I was not a good fit for the program because it is "too stressful". Previously, I was a full time student as well as a full time employee and received my degree from a different school with good grades, so I was stunned at this claim. They based this claim off of a previous job I had quit which had no relation to the MRI program itself. Instead of giving me a chance, when i expressed my interest and drive for the school i was shut down. Really disappointed in how i was treated as a student in the pandemic wanting to further my education Reply to response: The fact that you guys based your decision of my admittance on a job I worked over a year ago is disappointing. Both careers are very different from one another, so it’s sad that it is assumed that I wouldn’t be able to handle the program. My grades and achievements proved otherwise, but that was completely overlooked. I noticed with other reviews that many students had issues with the interview process as well. One would think after so many complaints something would be done about it but i guess not. As a student wanting to further their education, being discouraged because of a decision made, once again, over a year ago, was very disappointing. CNA is not the same as MRI. Many things change after over a year. The way I was put down by the Program Director was very upsetting and unprofessional. And I had also received a full schedule for the program. All of my classes were listed. You guys had waited to tell me that I was no longer accepted, hence my time being wasted. Instead of telling me right after the interview, you guys had waited. I was asked to fill out financial aid and receive my classes all the while knowing that I was not to be accepted.Tali Gallik

Midwestern Career College is a phenomenal institution! The staff, students and alumni are some of the most driven and intelligent people I have ever met. I originally met Mary Schmidt in 2018 and was fortunate to form a great business relationship after attending a career fair at the Chicago campus. While I originally attended this career fair strictly looking for Medical Assistants to hire, Mary educated me on the Externship Program that the institution offers. Mary was so kind to visit various UroPartners locations to further discuss this program with our Practice Managers. After many introductory visits, UroPartners started placing externs last year. We have now placed six MA externs and three of those individuals are full time employees who are still with the company today! In addition to that, our surgery center is now also participating in this program as they have started placing Surgical Technologists externs onsite. It has been amazing to watch this program grow and I look forward to all the future success Midwestern Career College and UroPartners will form together.Yasmine Lozano

I’m currently a student enrolled in the EKG program and I’ve really appreciated the take on online education. We have an in person class once a week that really brings the class together and elaborates on key points. The facilities are really nice, the class I’m in is in their downtown building, and I have an outstanding opportunity to learn about my field. The class sizes are not big so there’s always opportunities to ask questions and clarify for my own sake. The teachers are very helpful and are more than willing to go the extra mile for their students which is amazing because you just won’t always get that at a bigger school. All in all I’ve really enjoyed my time at at Midwest career college and will be recommending this course of study for any of my friends or family looking to get an education in any of the many fields that MCC has to offer!!Michael Goubine

I am very impressed by and appreciative of Gina Aalders. I began my enrollment into the Radiography program fairly late and feared I would be unable to finish the process in time for classes. From the very first moment I met Ms. Aalders, she has continued to go above and beyond her duties and exceed my expectations. What impressed me the most was her level of communication and willingness to assist me however she could. She was proactive in letting me know approaching deadlines and extremely supportive throughout the entire process. After coming from a college where all of these things are seriously lacking, Ms. Aalders was EXACTLY the person I needed and I could not be more appreciative of how helpful she has been. Thank you very much!Kieran Richards

My daughter has recently enrolled in classes at Northwestern College, and the transition was extremely easy, thanks to her amazing and wonderful advisor, Tanisha Williams. We can't thank her enough for all her help and guidance. She answered every call, every email, every question, and so much more. She goes above and beyond! We have been so blessed to have her as our advisor, and truly, we can't thank her enough. Tanisha Williams #1juan soto

I’m so glad that I found this collage. Gina helped me get all my information together in order for me to start. Also Gina got everything done in a timely manner. My new friend Major is awesome and motivational. Griselda is really nice also and is very helpful. I am looking foward to become a future nurse! 🙂Alyssa Whittington

I cant express how grateful enough to have attended this course. The instructors: Rose and Ana are very knowledgeable and have wealth of experience. They are very patient and passionate in teaching nurses. The class is small group and instructors gave individual skills training: student per student. I have learned patient life saving techniques and nursing safety which I did not learn from school or practice. This is a must have for all nurses. We deal with IVs everyday. I am blessed to have their guidance prior to starting my job as a newly grad. Nurse.Ramil Reyes

They did a great job helping me get certified to administer IVs. My schedule was tight to get certified, and they worked so hard to get me into a class. The class was great and informative. The instructor helped me a lot and offered to check my hydration clinic setup once it’s up and running. Very grateful for them!Ross Chiropractic & Wellness

Amazing instruction and hands-on demonstration with knowledgeable instructors helps you feel ready for ultrasound Iv insertions by the end of the course! + other types of iv course offered. A must for nurses trying to elevate their knowledge and skillFree Trial

I heard about Nurse Renee and the New Nurse University through a friend. After having a consultation with with Renee I knew that she was a God send and I was beginning to see the light at the end of a tunnel after failing my exam 5 times. Once talking to Renee we decided that I needed to utilize her test taking strategies program and increase my confidence when answering questions. Every week I would check in with Renee and she would work through questions with me and discuss areas of content that I didn’t understand. After using Renee’s program for about two months I saw a major improvement in my scores when answering questions. I was even got better with answering SATA questions and eliminating up to three answer choices. With that being said after studying for 4 months and using the test taking strategies for 2 months I passed my NCLEX exam on December 30, 2020. So if you are considering using Nurse Renee and her program I highly recommend it! Whoever is reading this my best advice is to be patient with yourself during this exam process, don’t use multiple programs and be diligent with your studying but most importantly be confident!Tamara Nolan

Back in April of 2019 I didn’t pass my med surge Hesi cause I didn’t know how to answer questions nor understand the content. I signed up for tutoring session and was introduced to Renee’s test taking strategies & she taught me how to use the Saunders book. After I got the content down, I applied the test strategies & it was all she wrote! I felt confident every test & hesi! I just passed my NCLEX on Saturday knowing the content & Applying her test taken strategies. She’s a very great resource for students & love what she does!LaKeisha Moody

I must say nurse Renee Dyson RN you are a person who has an extremely big heart a passion n a love for what u do its hands down thee best. I struggled for years i tried so many different product n she hands down helped me and others with just the time n effort she put forth she is very informative if it's something you dont understand she will help u find ways to understand it better I'd say for 1000% she is worth your money because she will give you all of her time any day or night n I'm sure others feel the same exact way ..Kelliee Bass

Where do I start? When I initially started I was EXTREMELY nervous simply because it’s been awhile since I’ve actually been back in school. Five years ago, when I obtained my LPN I gave myself a year to get back in school to obtain my RN but unfortunately LIFE happened. Over the years, I’ve actually loss two people whom were very important to my growth process and loss sense of hope. If that even makes sense at all to you. Pretty much I just lived life day by day ok with being mediocre because I felt as if my biggest support was no longer here. A year ago I was reminded why I even decided to become a Nurse when I actually was placed in a situation to work with nurses who obviously lacked the compassion needed to be an amazing nurse. Immediately I reached out to who is now my advisor Chelsey and she has been nothing but truly AMAZING. Even though I’m still on this journey im confident I have the right people in place to help guide me on this journey. TRUST ME when I say it’s not easy I have both my good and bad days but every day I take a step back and remind myself of my ultimate goal in place is to position myself so I could be a advocate for those who may not be able to advocate for themselves. If you’re considering Rasmussen as the place to further your educational needs don’t hesitate to reach out to one of the advisors and please don’t allow any negative influences hinder you from moving forward with your growth process. I guarantee you won’t regret it.Laura King

My dad always told me "nothing good comes easy". And boy, was he right- especially when it came to nursing school. Throughout my program, there had been multiple last minute changes and decision that in my opinion, greatly affected my experience. However, just as a nurse rolls with the punches, I too rolled with the punches as a student. Rasmussen reinforced what I had already learned from my current employer: as a nurse, I will deliver the best possible care while remaining empathetic and compassionate. I will maintain the dignity of the patient, and I will whole-heartedly deliver and utilize a combination of competent care, therapeutic communication, and exceptional teamwork and collaboration. I will provide evidence-based knowledge, integrity, autonomy, altruism, and social justice while providing quality, holistic care that is based on the individualized needs of the patient and their family. I will respect, support, and advocate for my patients; and I will meticulously dedicate myself to improving their health awareness and literacy. I will strive to be knowledgeable and tenderhearted as I work to make a difference in my patients’ lives through providing holistic care.Nic LaMore

Rasmussen was one of the best decisions I could have made. Making the decision to go back to school , at the age of 43, was not the easiest for me. However with the help of my advisors, the staff in general, instructors and even in some instances my classmates made it all worth it. I have completed one program and have continued to further my education, my Rasmussen team has helped me to realize that I can do anything I put my mind to and it is never too late. I am grateful for each person that has been instrumental in helping me progress in my educational career and I look forward moving into to my next level of my career. If you are looking for a place to get started, whether fresh out of high school or looking to create a new version of yourself. Check out Rasmussen , they wont disappoint!Lakeisha Vance

Great campus, career programs at this location include Sterile Processing, Medical Assisting, and Dental Assisting. Plenty of career support with clinical locations, and career services to assist students. Admissions and financial aid teams are very friendly and helpful.George Jurek Polanski

This school has horrible management. They will tell you to leave if you dont like how they operate. That alone is very unprofessional! It's a disgusting negative atmosphere soon as you voice you problems. I would suggest the chicago campus if you like what they offer.Mrs Tucker

Got a chance to check out the new campus and I must say, I'm really impressed with the space and new labs, particularly the dental assisting lab and sterile processing lab. It's great to see MCC evolving the student experience for students!T Gillett

Had applied to this school. Paid all the fees for application, transcripts, etc. Took the entrance exams and passed. Received my classes/schedule and sent them my fafsa. I had been registered for my classes already. I did an interview, the person that interviewed me was not professional, believe her name was Danielle Dertz. When trying to answer questions, i was cut off constantly and put down. Then right when everything was set and done for me to start the course, they give me a call that they do not want me as a student. My time was wasted, as well as money. They thought that I was not a good fit for the program because it is "too stressful". Previously, I was a full time student as well as a full time employee and received my degree from a different school with good grades, so I was stunned at this claim. They based this claim off of a previous job I had quit which had no relation to the MRI program itself. Instead of giving me a chance, when i expressed my interest and drive for the school i was shut down. Really disappointed in how i was treated as a student in the pandemic wanting to further my educationTali Gallik

Hats off to the instructors that have the passion to teach. That will make sure everyone is fallowing along and understand the assignment, leaves nobody behind. However, there are instructors that just flip through the slides and if you miss something, you are on your own . They are oblivious or don't care on the stress that they're putting the students through. If they had any compassion, they would advise a student or students that are falling behind , and ask what they can do to help. That is not what I experienced from a certain instructor or a certain director of the school. I was late once and behind on some quizzes, and I was dropped. What school gives up on a student??Roslynd Antinori

They get one star only because zero isn’t an option! Staff turnover is ridiculous – several instructors for one class during the same term… administrative errors, one after the other – no one knows what is going on… my daughter has repeatedly been marked absent even though she signs in and out of classes every time… she’s been jerked around on financial aid, and just today she found out she’s owes several thousand dollars because of mistakes made in processing paperwork… the university (and I use the term very loosely!) repeatedly loses paperwork and enters information incorrectly. Do yourself a favor and choose another school!Janet Lindstrom

I had been researching various Nursing programs before committing to Rasmussen University's Nursing School. However, my choice to proceed with Rasmussen was simple and called out to me in a variety of ways. As a potential student of any academic institution, you want the opportunity to be made to feel that your success is supported in every way and that you are valued as a student. Rasmussen checked all the vital boxes that I was looking for in an academic institution headed toward my next nursing journey in obtaining my ADN degree. Unlike other schools I encountered, Rasmussen was very attentive and accommodating toward me. I was virtually guided through every step of admissions and continue to feel supported as classes are actively taking place. I love the customer service, the follow up and continued support that I feel being an active student. I know I made the right choice to attend Rasmussen University Nursing program and would highly recommend the school to anyone looking to attend.gabrielle Mendez

I felt confident about choosing Rasmussen to complete my nursing education before I even started my program! My counselor was very thorough and the information session was packed with so many details that made it easy to get started. I was very nervous in my first week, but the student portal was so easy to navigate and I always got quick responses from my instructors. One thing I’ve noticed is that the instructors are dedicated to making sure their students succeed, and that’s what really eased my anxieties as a new student at this school. I’ve attended schools where teachers don’t appear to care much if you pass or fail, but my instructors at Rasmussen get us truly prepared for exams and assignments, which I really appreciated. I have zero regrets about choosing this university for my nursing degree, and I urge anyone considering their options to keep Rasmussen at the top of their list!Quiana Austell

Rasmussen University is the best college I have come across. From the moment I got connected with them everyone was so helpful. Any time I had questions or needed help someone was always there to guide me until everything I needed was completed. This college allows you to go at your own pace, which is how I finished my associates degree within just 18 months!! Getting my degree as soon as possible was so important so that I can start my career… and with Rasmussen they made it happen. Two people that I want to thank so much is Tonika Chism and Lyn Lumpkin; these two ladies went above and beyond from the time I started and they never stopped. This fall I will be starting my bachelors degree and I cannot wait! I highly recommend this college to anyone. Thank you again Rasmussen University!Sierra Brady

Start Career college has been a blessing to me. I came to this school some years ago for my cna while I was pregnant. The school and my instructors supported me endlessly. I got my license a week after I had my baby. I was so proud of myself and the support from the school made it possible. When I heard they were starting LPN program, I was excited and enrolled immediately . The journey was tough but my instructor and the school encouraged me and supported me. Am proud to say I graduated and am licensed. Am so grateful to the owner, the administrator and my instructor .God bless you allRonny Mogaji

Attending SCC for their Medical Assistant Program was the BEST! I was taught by knowledgeable and professional Instructors. Dr. Keller really prepared me for what was to come. Mrs.T really cares about the students, she was and is always ready to help in any way she can. My experience with the SCC Family was a Blessing, I would recommend anyone to attend so you too can see for yourself the level of care you will receive. You wont be disappointed!Shayla Howze

State Career College is a great tight knit school to recieve training and education! Shortly after I graduated from the chairside assistant program, I gained employment as a dental assistant which further resulted into occupation at a government facility! I highly refer anyone seeking timely and efficient training for a career in the dental or medical field to enroll at State Career College!J. Yisrael

Great experience! I definitely recommend this school. A special thank you to Ms. Lola for going above and beyond and being an amazing teacher with empathy, knowledge and compassion. I truly enjoyed my learning experience at ÁNMUT. I have nothing bad to say regarding my experience, I had great instructor and great peers. 10/10 Thank you ÁNMUT NURSING SCHOOL! 💚Betty Vinkler

I love, love, love everything about this school. The teacher (Lola) was amazing. She covered every important thing that we needed to know. Anything u had a question about she had no problem answering it. I learned about but I know I still earning as I go. It’s a continuous process. I thank Lola for everything and being so caring for each and every one of us.Sherissa Lamb

I really enjoyed this Anmut nursing school.My instructor Mrs Lola was very informative and fun. She taught us everything we needed to know to be prepared for the state test. I just took my test and passed on my first attempt. So let’s just say Anmut nursing school and Ms Lola are the bomb!! I highly recommend this school.christina perez

I found out about this program from their website and I was interested. I called them several times to ask about the program and info session and what I would need to bring to the session. I was told to come to the Thorek building in room 203 and bring forms of identification. I attended the info session yesterday and it was until the end where the head of the program asks me if this is my first time coming here. I said yes and he said I’m in the wrong place and I jumped ahead. I guess I was supposed to attend something else before the info session on Friday? I made an account and showed them my identification and was there for 2+ hours. He said he’ll get back to me but was taking forever. I decided to leave because it wasn’t worth it. How was I supposed to know that I had to attend something before the info session on Friday? No where on their website does it say that. No one on the phone told me that. If you’re looking for an organized and professional program, this isn’t it. Their website should be more clear and explicitly say what they’re trying to say.Esha Patel

This program is great if you really want to get the certifications unfortunately these people don’t want to help you . A façade at its best . I’ve been emailing these people for the longest . The most unprofessional people I’ve ever met . Once they have your funding they don’t care about you and they try their best to give you a hard time and the moment you tell them how to do their job and what they should be doing they treat you as if you’re a threat . It’s always something . Literally. I’ve past all my classes with A’s ,been to every class ,been very respectful when I’ve been dismissed multiple times when all I’ve asked for documentation that I shouldn’t even have to ask about . Nobody answers emails and whenever I call I’m either getting hung up on or on hold. I’ve spent over 9 months in this program when it says only 5-8.Qameika Thomas

I love this school so much they’ve helped me changed my life in so many ways. Despite the COVID circumstances and having to adjust to the digits learning, my instructors gave very efficient information about every subject. The program also isn’t lengthy and the days you have class are reasonable. The test and quizzes really help prepare you for the mid-term and final. I have yet to take the state-test but I know with the help from my instructors I will pass that as well. If I could do it again I would. Highly recommend and the best part about everything was that a voucher payed my way I paid NOTHING and got absolutely everything I needed to help me succeed in the medical field.Amorest King