20 Best Masters Programs In San Antonio, TX (2022 Updated)

To the alumni that posted comments relative to smoking and ABET accreditation, I would like to share the following in my role as SET Dean: 1. We have become an almost no-tobacco usage campus. The many cigarette butts around our buildings prompted me to become one of the principal architects of the policy that has been in place for over a year. As with major shifts, culture change does take a little time! Having said that, I do not recall anybody complaining about the cigarette butts. 2. The Industrial Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and Computer Engineering programs have been accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET since 1983, 1986, and 2009 respectively. This information is publicly posted on our site and ABET's. Now that we have graduates from the Mechanical Engineering program, we will be submitting that for initial review in January 2018. As always, I welcome direct contact from our alumni, this is helpful in our quest for excellence!Winston Erevelles

I im currently enrolled in the Master of laws program in St. Marys Law School. I will rate one star because for me as an international student its a shame that i can not choose my own courses. They have to be approved by a guy named Robert Summers which his arbitriarism is out of the world. When i came to San Antonio looking to extend my knowledge in the american law i never imagine that i could not do so because i had to follow the preference of someone else. My goal was to specialice in Immigration which was not possible because this proffesor wanted me to take courses that i wouldn't like (TO FIT THE BAR EXAM EVEN IF YOU DONT WANT TO TAKE IT AT ALL) Im very dissapointed with St Mary's School of Law. INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS BEWARE!! PLEASE HAVE EVERYTHING ON THE TABLE BEFORE ENROLL.noticias em movimiento

I attended St. Mary's for 3 years and left with a Bachelor's of a Arts & a teaching credential. I found it to be an excellent school, as have many friends. A number of my former public school students went on to a graduate from St. Mary's. I was impressed by its emphasis on being a Catholic institution. That was very important to me.H. Daniel Kelly

I went to this school in 2007 for an Associate's of Applied Science in Business Office Administration. I completed the program and obtained my degree. Five years later I am still without a job that pertains to my degree. Any employer I go to does not even bother to ask about the degree or seem to care that I have one. It's like having two high school diplomas when you only needed one in the first place. I used Hallmark's career placement services twice and they stopped trying to help me within one month of attempting to utilize their services and were not successful in job placement, which is supposed to be their own job! I have been working customer service jobs with no opportunity for advancement that pay just above minimum wage ever since thanks to Hallmark. I have been using the Texas Workforce to find me the right job with the right pay and am currently receiving unemployment. I am also in the process of trying to get my student loans forgiven, as they have only put me in debt instead of led me down the path towards a happy career. Do not attend this school, it is like high school all over again! Go to one of the Alamo Colleges instead, your money is better invested there! If I would've known I was paying 18k for a useless piece of paper that got me nowhere, I would've told these scammers to shove it a long time ago! Seriously, Alamo Colleges is the way to go! For a better future, go to a REAL college!Amy Love

Hallmark College has give me the tools and necessary knowledge to go and get a job. I graduated back in 1999. As I continue gaining experience and qualifications throughout the years in my aviation career, I keep learning more and moving up the technician ladder. There is no limits in how much you can earn with an AAS in Aviation. I have worked overseas for the past 10 years making a comfortable living . I can pretty much select the company I want to work for or the Country that will be my next home. Seen my work success with just an Associate's degree I decided to finish my Bachelor's with Hallmark and I did! (06/15 ) I did not take any breaks after my graduation I just started my Masters with Embry Riddle Aeronautical University. Hallmark helped me to reach my goals. You must persevere and focus on what works for you. Do not let others discourage you because they were unsuccessful. You will get an opportunity within time, just make sure you posses the tools and necessary accreditation's (Degree) to do the job. Just be serious about your future and school, do your homework and study. Work on your resume and interview. This is my story and I hope to bring some light to all these hating comments. You be the judge….Jess Jara

Hallmark University College of Aeronautics is a great place to gain knowledge in becoming a Aviation Maintenance Technician. I am currently in my 2nd term here and I could not be more pleased with the professionalism of the university. All of the instructors are incredibly helpful and have years of experience in aviation. The overall curriculum is very fast paced in order for us to get our degree and A&P license quicker, so you must be very dedicated and focused on keeping up in class or you could be quickly left behind. The school has different companies in the aviation field come regularly to recruit students to come work for their company all over the country which gives us many great options once we graduate. Overall, I would recommend this school over any other to anyone who wants to build a career in Aviation Maintenance. I personally moved here to San Antonio from Salt Lake City, UT just to get my education at Hallmark because of the widely known prestige of the school. Gaining your Associates Degree and your A&P license from Hallmark will definitely set you up for a very successful future!William Skelton

The College of health care professions has been nothing but good experiences for me. From the moment you walk in everyone is so welcoming and sweet, to admissions team helping you understand every step of the way and helping you be prepared for what is coming, financial aid team for allowing you to not have to worry about paying for school till AFTER you have graduated from your program. And instructors who will always make sure that you are understanding everything that is being taught, as well as help you become a professional! I graduated in 2018 from Dental Assisting Program and Mrs. Garcia was and will always be an amazing instructor, without her I would not be where I am today. Today I am happy to say that I will be returning to CHCP to further my education and I could not be more excited! CHCP definitely gets you prepared for the career of your lifetime!Gabriela Lopez

I give this school 5 stars this school has literally changed my life! I went in just having questions about the programs available. The next thing you know, I started school that night with the pharmacy program.My program director along with the program teachers were always willing to pass on their knowledge and help in any way. So if you are curious about the programs and are ready to get started walk in and be ready to start! The staff is very welcoming! There are plenty of resources in case you are struggling with homework. The career services are there to answer any questions you may have pertaining to job placement and help you revise your resume. I appreciate everyone that I has helped me get to where I am at now!Elisa Ruiz

I've never had a more wonderful experience in a schooling system. The staff treat you like family and want you to succeed in every way possible. The hands on training was extremely informative, and when I had issues staff replied within 24 hours to help walk me through and/or fix whatever issue I was having. They also work with you to ensure you have options for employment, and before I knew it I was hired on before I was even finished with my MA externship. As long as you put in the work and dedicate yourself to learning the material, this school is honestly a wonderful choice.Max

I take great pride in saying that I am a graduate of Holy Cross High School ! I was a member of the 3rd graduation class – the Class of 1963 ! I could not have asked, nor received, a better education. It did an excellet job of preparing me for college. It was at Holy Cross that I was inspired to become a teacher, a career that lasted 39 years & continues on as a volunteer. Being an educator for almost 5 decades, I am most proud to have had a number of my former public school students graduate from Holy Cross. Holy Cross has produced physicians, lawyers, teachers, professors, judges, a priest and other graduates that have made an indelible, positive impact on the fabric of the City of San Antonio. Being a Holy Cross Knight doesn't end on graduation night ! Being a Knight is forever. It is in your DNA for ever !H. Daniel Kelly

Going to Holy Cross for 1 year as a Senior, I did not give much thought to it being advertised as a college preparatory school ….until I was halfway through my Freshman year at college and realized how well prepared I was. Mike McMahon, Class of 1963Mike McMahon

I never went to this school but my bad experiences were based on loitering in the field and someone had the nerve to kick me out of the place twice. they weren't even playing a game!John D

I started school April and I’m close to going out to externship, but I have to say my journey with Pima has been a positive experience. You’re getting your hands dirty in labs, which is a nice because you aren’t sitting in a classroom trying to cram that information with flash cards. And having that prior experience before you leave for an actual job site will be extremely useful and beneficial for you once you hit the ground running. Not only do they help you focus on what exactly it is you need to start your future career in the field of your choosing, but their student resources are easy to access and have them help you with whatever questions you may have. Thank you Pima for helping me stay on track and helping me get one step closer to a job I am passionate about.Sheila Pulido

I had a great experience in this school. I started the journey without knowing what to do, and without expecting anything from me. This school made me fall in love with a career I never thought I would be in (Dental Assistant). Ms. Hicks made me feel welcomed since the first day, I got to her class, and had a great time. Dr. Cuellar and Ms. Leslie as well made enjoy going to school and wanting to learn everyday. They not only teach what you need to learn, but why you need to learn it too. Everything I saw in class, helped me be more prepared when I started externship, and it made it really easy. I now am in place I enjoy and have no problem being in, but this wouldn’t be possible the teachers and staff from Pima wouldn’t have helped a lot. Thank you, Pima!Nathan Rodriguez

Wonderful staff that very caring and helpful to make sure you have what you need to learn. The programs all start at a basic level so it's easy to get back up to speed if you've been out of school for a long time and they are very helpful at ensuring you have a solid start to your chosen career. The pharmacy program was a delight and I've never been so excited to go to class, Mr D is a great teacher and is always available to assist if you're struggling. I learned a lot very quickly during my program and Mr D made the whole experience fun and enjoyable. It was still hard work but as long as you're willing to put in the effort I'm confident PIMA will get you where you want to go 😁Steven Watt

DO NOT ATTEND THIS SCHOOL!!!! for starters unless your going to attend this school with a free ride such as GI Bill or scholarship or just mommy and daddy's money then go ahead and attend but if not don't go they will screw you over I attended this school from January 2016 to July 2017 I went for 19 months !!! And I now currently owe that school $19,000 they told me while I was attending that everything would be covered but $300 a month which was going to student loans well after my time there i now owe $13,000 in student loans and the rest "to the school" for only God knows what so now they won't give me my transcript till I pay "what I owe the school" that's just money don't even get me started about classes and instructors that will be to long just know if your thinking about going to this school cause "I wanna be a chef" or "I wanna be a game designer" well think somewhere else cause you won't get it hereTim Smith

I want to start off by saying i absolutely loved my instructors that i had. Chef Hart, Chef Reboli and even the head chef, Chef Rice were all super great and super knowledgeable. But financial aid made mistake after mistake. The head guy over austin and san antonio financial aid did his best to help me but the situation as a whole was already too screwed for him to help get me out of this hole. I regret enrolling but only because of this. Again my chef instructors were amazing though. I do have to say if i could afford to pay out of pocket for it it would have been a great experience. But being $9000 in the hole for 5 classes pretty much sucks.Gabrielle Robinson

This school is a rip off. I went for 3 quarters and quit along with some other students. Apparently, the school has multiple law suits against them from graduated students not able to get jobs from their studied field because they aren't legitimate. I was stupid and naive when I first signed up, but I now know 9,000 dollars i too much for a three and a half year course that rushes you through courses so fast, you don't even remember what you learned within the last five minutes. Most of all, this school is so obviously a for profit. They pay no mind to the needs and wants of their students, and only a hand full of professors actually care.Nar Whal (Narwhizard)

I am a student in the MOA program and my experience at concorde I would say it has been amazing.The staff are always willing to help the students to help them succeed and answer any questions they have.If anyone ever has a bad day Stacie and Mari are always open to donating some of their time to the students and help them talk about any issues that they need help with in their personal life.The instructors are very aware of their students and make sure that each and everyone is passing their classes.If you need to find a job in order to survive while attending school Ms.Danielle is always open to helping those who need to find one.Since my second MOD I have been a member of the lamplighter program which is a student leadership program where students help one another including their peers in class and help mentor them as well as help them in anything they need.We lamplighters are always at the service of students and staff if there is ever anything they need help with. If anyone is interested you can come to the campus and make an appointment and explore the campus feel free to go on the website and take a look at the programs we at concorde have to offer!Pedro Beltran

The dental hygiene program here is absolutely wonderful. Our teachers and program director are amazing. But I am giving two stars because of the issues I’ve had with financial aid. It feels almost impossible to get an appointment with them and everything is so confusing. I understand everyone is short staffed but I have been trying to get ahold of my financial aid person for a month. Not only are they hard to get ahold of but they have said things such as “you need to get a job” if we ask to take a loan out for living expenses. Don’t they think we would get a job if we could? The program is full time there’s absolutely no time to get a job. I’m honestly just hurt that they treat us that way when we spend 73k on this program.Leah Broyles

I took a night class. The instructor always wanted to go home early. so instead of teaching us hands on, he just read over the instructions. When i and several others in my class took the tour, they said we would practice on dummys before we drew blood on each other. They lied. "The equipment doesnt work" is what we were always told. Towards the end of your last mod they crammed both badge tests and extern sites. We weren't notified if we got into our externs until the last day of class. Really nerve recking to the students who had to quit their jobs or try to notify their jobs of the schedule changes. The extern hours change constantly.Heather Gallagher

Annie is the best dog trainer hands down! She’s super amazing with dogs but also with their people! She’s helped our puppy Weimaraner with all her craziness! She’s calmer, she’s crate trained & now she can actually walk (not pull) on a leash! I also love how Annie has all the answers to what you didn’t even know you needed! She sent me all the best links to crates, collars, treats and dog food! She loves what she does and it shows! Y’all can’t go wrong with Annie!! From training to boarding we just love Annie! She also sends pictures!Meg Walker

Annie is an excellent dog trainer and worked well with our large dog, Cannoli and with our family. She was very flexible and willing to work with our schedule. She focused on shifting the power dynamic in our relationship with our dog so that Cannoli would look to us for direction instead of stubbornly insisting on her own way. Annie knows what she’s talking about! If you are willing to implement her recommendations, stay consistent, and put in the work, you will get some wonderful results!Isabelle Levy

We are so grateful for everything Annie for our family to help with our puppy's craziness. Annie was always thorough, reliable, and provided quality lessons for us. Our Border Collie puppy is now able to use her high-energy brain to do productive things (with practice from us) instead of digging under the fence and eating things that she shouldn't. It takes effort from the owner but we now have a significantly better relationship with our puppy and I couldn't recommend Annie enough!Greg

If you're planning to take LL.M in American Legal Studies ( Evening classes) and planning to take the BAR, please think twice because courses overlap each other!!Youssef Dardar

Hydrate and stretch before coming!!. This is the best zumba I have ever been to. The class and a good diet is sure to whip you into shape in no time. The music was a good blend of fast and slow tempo and works every body part. The dance instructor is a very good dancer. The folks were welcoming also. Will surely visit again.Temitope

Love the classes! Chanel and Adrianna are exceptional! Great workouts! Tons of fun! Different music that Caribbean style. Definitely something to try. You won’t regret. Chanel is amazing. Charismatic, thoughtful and considerate. His smile is absolutely contagious. His exuberance is off the chain. Try it. You won’t regret it!Luis Galindo

Best fitness classes you’ll ever try! I’ve lost 10 lbs. since I started taking Zumba and cardio kickboxing at Master Move a month ago! And it’s so much fun! I love that I have the option of going at morning or in the evenings. It works well with my schedule.Maria Hernandez

Do NOT come to this school unless you want to pay thousands of dollars to not be taught anything and to be forced not to clock in when you literally pay thousands to be here. The new director implements unfair rules to make herself seem better to higher ups. Customers also complain about front employees talking negatively about students and staff out loud. At first I liked this school but in an attempt to save themselves and improve their attendance rate they put single mothers, underprivileged students, and people who are trying to better themselves at a disadvantage and pretty much put us in a position where they take all your money and drop you from courses. STAY AWAY FROM THIS SCHOOL.A

As a student attending the school, it’s a great fun filled atmosphere. Filled with new experiences everyday. The instructors are great. Nicole is a wonderful instructor and extremely helpful when teaching and showing you things that you do not understand. And Sue, is an amazing nail technician who also great with doing hair and has a wonderful talent for doing S- Waves. And Mrs. Mary and Mr. H run the school amazingly. They provide a safe and fun place for us to attend and continue the art of cosmetology.Gregory Gray

Today was my first time ever going there. I've had haircuts done at plenty of places and i always leave upset. I never like how my hair turns out. Today a student named Martha did my hair. I must say i was in shock. She did an OUTSTANDING JOB!!! I left very happy & satisfied. I must say Vogue will be the place i go to for all my hair needs. Everyone there was really nice. Next week i plan on getting highlights done. I highly recommend this place to Everyone! Great job Martha 😊Victoria Krueger

My daughter finished her first year (of any type of schooling) EVER this past school year at Promesa, and as a parent I am forever thankful to have found this school. She actually began her kindergarten year at GHWH and after that first initial week, it was apparent that the school wasn’t a good fit. It’s tough deciding and anticipating what type of school our children will thrive in, should it be very structured and academically heavy or should it be an environment where mistakes are accepted and learning is a process? We decided to give Promesa a try since they began the school year a week later. It was apparent that this school was different. From the staff, to the teachers, we immediately felt and noticed it, we were greeted with smiles on the first day of school and positive energy. Everyone was warm and happy and genuinely seemed excited to be there. After just 2 days of being at Promesa, our daughter made her own decision to stay there. Ms. Earl was always responsive to any messages or concerns I had and always made a point to make my daughter feel welcomed in her classroom, valued as a person, and loved. Ms. Dani, the principal also has made every effort to make her dream a reality in what she envisioned for Promesa. For me, it is the way I saw acceptance thru out, how they made my child feel safe, and how they nurture a love for learning and wonder. The school’s nuance approach to teaching and learning has made a big impact on my daughter and her new love for creating. My daughter is eager to return for 1st grade in August and I am happy she has found a great fit for her educational journey.Roxana Garcia

When the school first started recruiting for students, leadership was very helpful and nice even answer questions through social media, I was very impressed on the communication but because of the distance I decided not to enroll my child. Two years past I decide to reconsider the school because some issues in the public school and following Promesa 's great teachers work on social media. We made a appointment and did a campuse tour. Everyone was dismiss early so we couldn't see the school in action. I ask leadership and the staff giving us the tour on how they would address the problems we had the public school. The answers were suffice. But less engaging as the first time. My child seem to like it and was ready to enroll but there was a waiting list. After the school tour I applied my child on the website but i was anxious on the waitlist time. So I contacted leadership on social media to ask on timeline on wait-list. I anticipate a quick response like in the began. But than I realize I was blocked. It was disappointing, hurtful and disheartening to know a attitude change. Better to know now than later.Melissa Yip

Promesa Academy has gone above and beyond our expectations of a school. Our child struggled a lot when he switched to Promesa mid-year after our move. The teachers, school counselor and even principal/founder worked with us to help. Let me tell you, this didn't happen in a week! It truly took months and they held our hands every step of the way. Our son thrived! All summer long he's been asking when he will be back, and he's so excited to start the new school year! We are so grateful to everyone at Promesa. And it doesn't end there – from the minute we walk in, we are always warmly greeted. And when we had to fill up water balloons for an end-of-year celebration, Mr. Dan (I believe facility manager) was right there to help us! Everyone at Promesa cares about our children…even the little ones who aren't yet enrolled! See for yourself – go for a tour and you will be amazed and how caring everyone is.Lisa Alfaro

First i would like to share with everybody that this class is trash!!!! If you are like me and dont know anybody that he knows he is going to charge you $325. Which is ridiculous when you find out he's offering classes for people that know somebody he knows for $65. He's not going to teach you anything he's going to tell you to highlight a bunch of stuff in the book, that from my experience having just taken the test and passed on my first try, none of his notes that he had me highlight popped up on the test. What a surprise after having paid $325!!! I can go on all day about Cisneros and how his class is a rip off. If you want to find out for your self go ahead spend the $325. Good luck taking his classes and retaining the useless info while your working 40hrs plus a week. This is my recemendation it worked for me and i passed first try. Its called snapz its all online it cost $99 for 99 days of access to their programs. Its cheaper more flexible, and up to date. I took cisneros and i want every dollar back!!!Luis Can

Mr. Cisneros, the educator here is so incredibly knowledgeable on the the National Electrical Code, he makes learning a real pleasure. He spent lots of time making sure we understood what was being taught. Thanks to him, I was able to get my Journeyman's license several years ago. I will be going to Cisneros training group again soon to help with getting my Master's license. We electricians are blessed to have his wealth of knowledge at hand for us to retain. I highly recommend this place for learning everything you need to know about the N.E.C.T.J. Jones

This is my favorite electrical teacher. He is always prepared, has current and thorough information. He keeps on schedule and keeps all the students in the class on task. He is always there for you when he is not teaching to consult with. He sometimes comes to our shop and does special training. I just can't say enough good things about him. He is simply the best in my opinion.Troy Allgood

I was actually one of the first students to graduate from this program back in 2008 .I completed the CNA program which was about 5 weeks long. I paid a total of $900 back in that day .That included books and exam fee. The staff was very friendly and helpful. I do believe there are financial assistance programs for low income students. They helped me find work after graduation. Which amounted to a job of $10@ hour at university hospital. It was a good experience .It inspired me to seek higher education . Fast forward 2018, ten years later. I obtained my Masters in Social Work .But it was thanks to this program that allowed me to put one foot in the door in my journey to a higher education. Would highly reccomend it for any one looking for a stepping stone or to just to get one foot in the door if you are looking into nursing school or other healthcare profession fields.Morgan York

They offer courses for $3000 in CompTIA A+ certification!! Their statistics say that 98% of their students get jobs after graduation without precising that most of them got jobs that are not related to what they were trained for (minimum wage jobs). By the way, you won't get your A+ certification after the completion of that course. Their classes are not accredited by any college.Loccos Loccos

I am thoroughly impressed! The staff is helpful and very knowledgeable, helping you navigate your way into a career. They make the process very straightforward and simple. If only other agencies made it this simple. It would make things a lot easier for people trying to better themselves, and take the steps that are needed to obtain a more fulfilling life style!Ernest Haynes

Just GRADUATED!!!! 19yrs to the day after my high school graduation date, I have graduated again but this time with a Medical Assistant Certification. During my MA schooling, I got to experience the great lengths this staff will go to check on your well-being and you will be encouraged EVERY STEP OF THE WAY. Sometimes the staff lifts you and other times, the AMAZING person sitting next to you in class will inspire you with their daily tribulations. It's never too late and it's never out of reach! I had such an amazing experience that I am already returning at the end of THIS month for Health and Medical Administrative Services program. I'm hitting the gas and this school is helping me on my path 🙂 I appreciate every single one of y'all…..classmates included 😀 Edgar in Career Services is the kind of coach you want in your corner when it comes to facing interview preparation. Yvette and her amazing team in admissions motivated me even when I was hesitant about starting. My father passed away a week after the first day of class and these ladies ALL reached out to me. I did not expect that from a team of individuals, especially after only having met once or not even at all….they just knew I was a student and in need of a wellness check. I can't express the amount of gratitude. Thank you for such an amazing opportunity CHCP!Kristina Martinez

Just finished my certification for the MA program and as of today I am officially a Certified Medical Assistant. Miguel my advisor always made time to help me in every way possible. I would like to thank my instructors, Mrs Blacklock for always making learning fun and Ms Estrada for always being supportive and willing to help. Career services wanting to lend a helping hand so talk to Edgar he'll get you the help you need. Mrs Kim Hernandez for taking the time to ensure we had everything we needed to succeed. Miss Hurt even though I wasn't in your class you always made sure I had everything I needed to make my experience as a student a wonderful one. I can't thank y'all enough. I'm excited for the future and I honestly couldn't have done it without each and every single one of y'all. I would definitely recommend this site and with the different programs they have available I'm sure there is something for you.Jasmin Duran

Compare prices. They say that they are doing "competitive pricing" but I'm not sure, because almost all of these trades/certificates and associates degrees can be completed at half the price they have listed. I think their prices are high simply because they are a "private" college.(Like most private universities do) Alamo colleges offers most of these and they are about 3-7,000 total for either a full two year degrees or even a year for tuition. I also saw another reviewer who listed prices and I looked to be sure, but yes those are correct, maybe off an EXTRA 300 bucks. They have a decent selection of courses and Nice staff .Alex S

Roadmasters is great and as I'm leaving, it's getting better. The yard is bigger for more potential training. Let's hit the negatives first shall we? Cost! You know the cost going in before you start. Nobody makes you sign up and then tells you "oh by the way, here's the bill!" Plus, soooo many companies offer tuition reimbursement. You get paid back! Stop playing the victim, and become the victor. Lack of yard time. I agree, I wish we had more time. The yard has expanded since I left so God willing you're getting more time. The only thing I would suggest is don't do what I did. I feared looking silly and never wanted to try first. So by the time it was my second go around, I either barely made it or didn't at all. Suggestion, be first! Get in that cab and get after it. Make the most out of every opportunity. You may not have a great group to surround you like I did. They knew it, and allowed me to go again skipping their turn. Learn from my mistake. The computers during week one. Yes they're slow BUT you can log in from home or on your phone and complete the eTreads in no time. Stop complaining and refocus your energy on passing the test. You start Monday, you're at the DMV Thursday morning. You can easily become your own worst enemy. The instructors. You may find that he or she is not fitted for you. Simply talk to someone about switching. It's that simple. Don't make things more complicated because you lack the ability to address the issue. It's like working on your maneuvers. Steer towards the problem. Trust me that'll make sense week two. These instructors could easily be OTR making more money but instead they're here helping you. Treat them with respect, they're there to help you. I was blessed with a great group, great instructors, and the ability to provide for my family so long as i'm willing to put the work in. Nobody is handing you anything, go out and earn it. Reach out if you have any questions. Thank you Roadmasters.Albert Beltran

I’m not gonna lie, I was a little bummed to find out I wasn’t attending Roadmaster in Dallas. But let me tell you, the instructors in San Antonio are AMAZING! Roland will forever be one of my favorites! He was helpful, patient and courteous. Riki and Jeannie are such sweethearts! Both have a way of showing you they truly want to see you succeed! I didn’t get to work much with Jessica, but the little bit I did she was a doll! She gave me the much needed confidence boost when doing my maneuvers. Robert was a handful, but made the time go by fast with his silly antics and his jokes. Gino is an amazing inspector! I enjoyed seeing him daily and giving him a hard time! The office staff is amazing! I will definitely be back to visit everyone soon! I’m so grateful to have this experience that I received at Roadmaster San Antonio!!!Shawana Nicole

They have too much restricted policies and behave like you are their slave, they kinda forgot who pays their check!!! Chad the school manager is a bully, he tried to bully me in front of all students and instructors for having my cell phone when in the property and not in class!!! Glad that I was able to get my full refund within the first three days. They are too pushy about going with Werner (trucking company) and make your enrollment process longer because of that. I went to another school they charged me $1800 instead of paying over $7000 in this school. At the end of the day, you only need your CDL license, no more and no less. If you think you can learn all the skills by listening to them, think twice and good luck to youAmir Keshmiri Ebadi

Hi, I'm a fellow high school student at ALA, and honestly, this school does not even deserve a one star. Whoever tells you this school is great and all that it's a BIG lie No joke. Our school is just being lazy at this point. People say that the admin doesn't have favorites yet it does show they do. If my friends and I did something but there were other people we specifically would get more in trouble. Even if the teachers saw us they wouldn't care we're not doing anything bad yet apparently eating outside peacefully just talking can get us in so much 'trouble'. Also, what's the point of passes to go to the library during lunch? literally where else would we go? Even though the counselors are here to prep student some teachers do an actual better job than them. During this crisis, they have hired a new teacher who hasn't had a master's degree and is teaching multiple classes. It seems like at this point they are trying to have new teachers and interns have more practice than the students learning. There were times throughout the yeah were we got not good interns and they were just plain confusing but I was a student had to deal with it. It feels like this school is spending their money just to make it better for other people than our education. We have a low budget yet you decide to spend it on things you need. In the girls, we have had a broken stall that has not been fixed since the sixth grade yet when more stalls get broken they only decide to fix the toilets, not the doors. Girls have had to wait longer in lines since there are so many of us and 2 are even missing locks and there is another lock that doesn't even go in all the way. If someone opens it you are done for. Why does the school fix things that only benefit them and not the students? They are trying to put more students inside our school by adding more classrooms do they not realize we're getting less space in the building. Also, they keep making us so many empty promises that never happen or will happen but not until 4 years later when they decide to do it like it seems like they just forgot about it and randomly brought it up again. Basically this school feels like a big hoax.Anonymous Student

If you are looking for a well rounded school for your child to feel accepted and safe, I recommend the Internationl School of America. This school has treated my granddaughter very well unlike ALA. Administration as well as the teachers are very rude and disrespectful. The interns aren’t very helpful either.Nicole Mghee

I love the teachers at this school. My daughter is not very friendly and is very skeptical when meeting new teachers. These teachers made such an impression that all summer she kept asking if she would be going back. She loves this school and not to mention her teachers. –very satisfied parentJanie Castaneda

The School of Science and Technology is a lot of things: a repurposed furniture store, the home of the most dedicated teachers, the place to be if you’re into science and technology, but it’s also the home of a disorganized administration. A lot of the problems we have here stems from the administration, but you probably won’t see them on here, as the school incentives good reviews (We had a giant marketing speech where if we were to give the school 5 stars on Google, Niche, and Facebook and even take a picture with our school sign, we didn't have to wear our uniform for 3 weeks. Three. Weeks. That’s why our reviews are 5 stars. Some are sarcastic, “3/10 not enough overcrowded classrooms” and some actually tell the truth “also just doing this for the free dress lol.”) and works to discredit anyone who doesn't see the school as the most amazing STEM school. This school has so much potential to be amazing, but it’s the chaos that holds everyone back. It’s two months into school and we still don’t know how to use the database (for our grades and homework) and the seniors have no lockers (which the school hasn’t purchased after numerous complaints). The school has a explementary record of disregarding the student’s needs for who knows why. I’ve attended this school for years and something as simple as getting our bathroom locks fixed is something the administration doesn’t care about. Students have been walked in on, as the doors do not lock and the school doesn’t do anything about it. It’s a simple fix. However, they spend their time to build more offices for administration instead of thinking about the students first. If you plan to go to this school, be prepared to deal with anything thrown at you. They do everything last-minute and without any announcements or thought into it. They threw an entire new software at the teachers for their grades and no one knows how to use it. I can’t even check my grades because they bought it two weeks before school started and didn’t know how to set it up. That’s SST disorganization at its finest. There’s even a phrase for it, “They SSTed it.” We’re known for taking good things and ruining them because the school can’t keep it together. Their constant changes and mistakes make the students stressed out and the teachers confused. This should never happen, but the school fails to remember the focus of the school: helping students get a better future. Although this school has an unfocused administration, the teachers are the real reason anyone stays here. I’m talking about people like Ms. Callaghan, Ms. Ennis, Ms. Martinez, Dr. C, Mr. Ozturk, and plenty others that make this school enjoyable. (If you’re a teacher reading this and I didn’t mention you, know that this also applies to you.) They go above and beyond what’s expected of them and make SST into something I can be proud of. They continuously inspire students to be the best they can be and keep the positive energy flowing. It saddens me that the administration doesn’t back them up the way they should, as the teachers and students have the ultimate goal of creating a better future. It’s our school motto, Better Education, Better Future. These teachers are the “Better Education”. They’re the goldmine of this school and it makes me sick that the school divides no attention to them. This school can really be an amazing school if they were to fix some of the problems. This school is great. I do not regret coming here. I just think with all of these problems, it prepared me for life a bit too early.A Student

My rating would have been a 1-star if not for a few dedicated teachers who work at this school. Let me just say that the Special Ed teachers are way too violent, the school isn't sanitary enough (I got the flu right after I came back from school on Christmas Break), and I have to use this secret account because I know if they find out who I am, there'll be a witch hunt over me. And to those dedicated and outstanding teachers, thanks for improving my life and preparing me for the future. If it wasn't for you this school would be bad. And to that one teacher who, you know who you are, blackmailed me into failing my 1st semester; just leave, you're a bad influence on this school. I'm at a much better school now, for kids like me. It's not overcrowded like a very familiar school I just came from which is the only one of few high schools, and doesn't treat their students like plebs. What kept me going in this school were the friends I made here, who I will no longer see except for one, but it was for the best. Oh, and if you think all the teachers are great, just know that I got a zero on a major grade for 'disrespect' even though the project was on academic skills and much less on behavioral skills.A Person

School of Science and Technology is one of the best schools that my daughter and son have ever attended. The school is tremendously helping them to improve their not academic but communication skills as well. Their math skills and reading skills way better than any regular public school would have done for them. My daughter is in high school and they offer a great variety of AP courses that address her needs. Along with that, Dual Credit options are also very crucial for her to start earning her college credit. My son is in middle school and he enjoys a lot. He is in Mathcounts team and has practice sessions three days after school and at the weekend. The admin team, from the principal to the assistant principals, high school counselors, teachers, front office staff, everybody is doing an excellent job.Murat Tunca

Do not take certification testing here! Their testing facility is a small room off the lobby. One of the walls is the outside window on the ground floor. I was taking a 3 hour open book certification exam and the entire time I had to listen to people talking loudly in the lobby, car alarms going off and some sort of banging on the wall in front of me. At one point a guy unloading beer kegs was outside the window. After I was finished, I went to the front desk to retrieve my personal belongings. I stood there for a fewinutes looking at the individual behind the desk. He finally acknowledge me after a bit of time. Made it seem like I was inconvenience for asking for my things. I made a comment about all the noise while taking my exam and they rudely said, "Yeah, everyone else said the same thing about you." My GIAC exam consists of 5 books, an index, and two posters. Of course I'm going to make some noise! This is not uncommon thing. I told them that was unprofessional and if they have a problem with someone flipping through pages, they shouldn't host GIAC exams. Never again!Jeff Mason

This is an expensive school for the non-recognized degree in the real world. If you are after a fast track and not so challenging curriculum, here you go. Guaranteed your finances, tuition, scholarship funding will go hay-wire and you’ll end up owing them money after some attempted derailing of their own faults. The professors are great, they just work for the wrong school since DeVry is a for-profit business. If you are a veteran with VA or GI Bill support other very prestigious state schools or universities will accept you, I promise, just try. With a 3.95 GPA and a 720 GMAT has no weight to get a Masters at a good school. Again I’ll stress that the professors are great and care about what you learn. The school has zero reputation, almost negative, even though they are accredited. Also has turned over several parent companies the past three years, and even more since they got punished by the VA for false advertisement.Paul Phelps

My experience with DeVry University has been great over the last couple of years. I am a veteran, and I am using my G.I. Bill to put some education in my portfolio and DeVry has helped me do just that. DeVry has a fast-paced eight week semester that concentrates the lessons into manageable weekly sections for the students. This strategy worked for me while I attend school and work full time. The professors and faculty are top notch and helpful in pointing students in the right direction. I finished my bachelor’s degree, and I am currently working on my master’s degree through Keller Graduate School of Management. You get what you put in as you attend classes. I noticed some students drop off in attendance, weekly coursework, and daily online postings. Your experience, grades, and goal fulfillment are entirely tied to engagement in the course.Bobby Miller

My children have learned and grown so much here. Ms. Anita has the patience of a saint and an unmatched love for music. The way she teaches is so simple and engaging for the kids and myself as an adult. My 8 year old plays piano and other instruments beautifully and my 4 year old has a solid foundation now. They both can read music! Such an important art. Kids who know how to read music score much higher in math scores. I am so happy that though we are moving out of state we can continue lessons with Ms. Anita virtually though hands on is where the kids really learn the most. We will do our best to keep up virtually as our 4 year old continues on her music journey. We are so happy our 8 year old has graduated the program and will be taking 1 on 1 lessons on a specific instrument going forward. Thank you Ms. Anita. We will miss you very much but will "see" you online.Marc & Bella

Music Masters provides child oriented and age appropriate curriculum that is fun yet well structured for the little ones. Ms. Anita and Ms. Sabra are so loving and knowledgeable and they strive to pass down their love of music to the young minds. My kiddos have been attending for a year since they are two years old and they have learned so much from rhythm recognition, singing, to practicing on various musical instruments… we couldn’t be more happy with their progress. Music Masters is a great place to start building a solid foundation for young minds!Sue Y'Barbo

Both of my children attended Music Masters program. Starting at the age 3 thru to 8 years. Anita was put on this earth to teach children music. They loved attending every week and they learned so much while having fun. Both of my children have careers in music, my son is a band director and my daughter is a music therapist. They both credit having such a wonderful start and solid musical foundation that they pursued musical careers. I recommend Music Masters to EVERYONE with young children.Julie Walker