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20 Best Medical Assistant Programs In Columbus, OH (2022 Updated)

BySave Our Schools Team November 22, 2022

20 Best Medical Assistant Programs In Columbus, OH

1. Columbus State Community College

Columbus State Community College is a public community college in Columbus, Ohio. Founded as Columbus Area Technician's School in 1963, it was renamed Columbus Technical Institute in 1965 and was renamed again to its current name in 1987.Wikipedia

Rating: (3.6 )
Address: 550 E Spring St, Columbus, OH 43215
Phone: (614) 287-5353
Graduation rate: 11.7% (For first-time, part-time in 2020–21)
Founded: 1963
Total enrollment: 27,109 (2016)
Undergraduate tuition and fees: In-state tuition 5,038 USD, Out-of-state tuition 10,304 USD (2020 – 21) IPEDS
Mascot: Cougar
President: David T. Harrison
Appointments: office365.com
Profiles: Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | YouTube
Hours:

Monday 9AM–8PM

Tuesday 9AM–8PM

Wednesday 9AM–8PM

Thursday 9AM–6:30PM

Friday 9AM–3PM

Saturday 9AM–3PM

Sunday Closed

From Columbus State Community College

"As a Central Ohio college, we provide individualized opportunities for our students to create their own path while enjoying the college experience. Our mission is to educate and inspire, providing our students with the opportunity to achieve their goals. We welcome and nurture bold ideas and the entrepreneurial spirit, empowering our students to be ready for the ever changing workforce. Whether you are a transfer student or looking for an adult education program, we offer diverse college programs to choose from. From Technical and Certificate programs in Art, Business, History, EMS Services to Hospitality, Law Enforcement, Veterinary Tech and more. Start your career with us today!"

Review Summary

I love Columbus State and this is why: Before Columbus State: Growing up, I was never interested in the information taught in school, because I did not feel like it was applicable to the real world. After a year at a private college, I was originally apprehensive to restart college at any college. I was also scared of a community college. I grew up in Michigan, and I felt like our local community colleges had negative stigmas attached to them. Luckily, my older brother took me into the application office in Delaware, OH to take the entrance exam. I believe I tested out of an english and/or a math class. While at Columbus State: I would like to note that I always attended C-State as I held a part time job (10-20 hours a week). I originally attended an EMT-B class at Columbus State. The class was more challenging than I had anticipated and was pretty time consuming. I received a B in this course, but found employment immediately in the field and felt confident in my skills. A year later, I returned to C-State with the desires to go to nursing school. Thanks to ample meetings with advisors in Health and Human Services, I decided to take some prerequisite nursing classes as there was a waiting list to apply for their nursing program (while I worked part time as an EMT-B). During this year, I found more confidence in my work and studies, feelings of support and encouragement from staff, and rewards from hard work. I was also able to sign up easily for academic accommodations for the first time in my life! I loved my time at Columbus State within this year! I never thought I would love school or receive my first 4.0 GPA in the spring and summer semesters. For the first time, school finally felt fulfilling for me. After Attending Columbus State: I decided to leave C-State after a full academic year, and I pursued a BSN degree through another local school. I often look back at my time at C-State and regret that I did not take more classes here while saving a decent amount of money! I would suggest night classes if you are willing and able. I found that students were more likely to be hard working, more mature, disciplined, and also employed. I also found professors who taught night classes were often from OSU and more understanding. Generally my teachers were all very competent, funny, and held experience in the world. The only negative experience that I found was dealing with C-Stat's Police department staff and accessing their gym/locker room. Students must sign up manually for the gym locker rooms every semester at C-State's Police department and then wait for several days for your card to be accepted from security/police. This system seems dated and non-productive. I feel like this process should be easily automated. This issue led to a negative experience I had with a police officer that identified as Sergeant Diamond. I felt like this officer escalated my personal situation while being disrespectful and patronizing. Another time I was eating a meal in my car between classes when a police car pulled up to me and asked why I was parked between two spots in an empty parking lot and then asked me to pick a spot. I'm sure the police department deals with things they don't want to. I could have been lucky and experienced two poor attitudes on hard days, but I do not feel like the police department is fulfilling their mission that states they want to provide "exceptional customer service" for their students based on my only two experiences with them. I would take a look at how the police staff is trained at C-State.Connor Hill

I have enjoyed Columbus State and majority of the people I’ve met here while on track to my BA but this college needs some serious restructuring. The biggest thing I wish Cstate would look into is their faculty. When I go to ratemyprofessor.com and see many of them at a 1 to 2 star rating, that concerns me. I have personally had good and bad professors here and majority of the good ones were adjunct professors, the bad ended up being tenured faculty. I wish the college would look into the gripes students have and start to question whether or not they should be hiring adjunct professors to replace them. The only other major issue I’ve had is from advisors. The point of the advisor is to advise the student on their education path, but when I have a genuine question or concern, interrupting/having a snarky attitude doesn’t come off as professional to me. One last thing, please talk with the finance department about putting a budget together for another parking garage. I don’t go during peak hours anymore but when I did parking was atrocious. Pros -cheap -effective (sometimes) -some great professors Cons -unprofessional faculty at times -parking -communication from facultyEric Hudyk

It will be 6 weeks this semester (Spring 2019) before CSCC releases financial aid refunds. I cannot believe they get away with this! OSU is 9 days after the start of the semester! Some people rely on these excess funds to survive another semester of school! This should be illegal and I’m pretty sure it is because according to federal financial aid funds are to be released up to a max of 14 days after the start of a semester! Insane to make people wait 6 weeks+ to receive their refund. Also, parking is obnoxious here any time of day. It also seems to me that each department does not have a good linear structure of teaching so each professor is just kind of doing their own thing whichever way they feel like doing it. Some classes are too long some are too short. It really feels like no one is in control here it’s just a free for all I guess. Employees are not friendly in any way shape or form. Honestly the only good thing about this school is how cheap it is. “You get what you pay for.” 🤷‍♂️614 Realness

2. Columbus Phlebotomy Training Center, Llc- Medical Assistant And Phlebotomy Training

Rating: (5.0 )
Located in: Sinclair Road Office Center
Address: 4889 Sinclair Rd #212, Columbus, OH 43229
Phone: (614) 846-0906
Areas served: Columbus
Profiles: Facebook
Hours:

Wednesday 9AM–10PM

Thursday 9AM–5PM

Friday (Veterans Day) 9AM–5PM Hours might differ

Saturday 9AM–12PM

Sunday Closed

Monday 9AM–10PM

Tuesday 9AM–5PM

From Columbus Phlebotomy Training Center, LLC- Medical Assistant and Phlebotomy Training

"We offer Clinical Medical Assistant and Phlebotomy Technician training."

Review Summary

I have to take the time to say how great my experience has been in this school. David and Jean are awesome and they truly want you to succeed. I can honestly say David is one of the best teachers I have ever met. The time he takes to explain everything and he uses real examples, it just makes it so understandable. His teaching style is great and I am so glad I ended up going to this school. I enjoyed coming to class because David made it fun while giving us the important material to learn and succeed. Thank you David for creating a school that welcomes everyone and actually take the time to break down topics and give real examples!ikhlos muhammad

Columbus Phlebotomy Training Center was such an awesome experience with well rounded instructors, live lab demos, hands on exposer to real life phlebotomy and a wonderful classroom and live lab environment. The instructors not only took the time to get to know me as a student but as a person as well! They were prompt, friendly, extremely knowledgeable, took time to answer my questions and and gave me so much encouragement throughout the entire course! I am so grateful and proud I choose Columbus Phlebotomy Training Center for my certification!! Thank you David and Jean; you two are absolutely the best!!Kayla Shewmaker

Instructors David and Jean are amazing! They are very supportive and always help you feel comfortable and confident in what you are doing. Instruction is very straight forward with humor and analogies that keep it from being dry. As a student I have felt so supported, and the class is very hands on. Cannot say enough how great the experience has been!Nicole Waugh

3. Assist To Succeed Of Columbus Dental Assisting School

Rating: (5.0 )
Located in: The Shops at Worthington, llc
Address: 7227 N High St #1, Worthington, OH 43085
Phone: (740) 602-1250
Areas served: Ohio
Profiles: Facebook
Hours:

Wednesday 8AM–8PM

Thursday 8AM–8PM

Friday (Veterans Day) 8AM–8PM Hours might differ

Saturday 8AM–8PM

Sunday 8AM–8PM

Monday 8AM–8PM

Tuesday 8AM–8PM

From Assist To Succeed Of Columbus Dental Assisting School

"A school for dental assisting"

Review Summary

I couldn’t begin to describe the amazing yet quick experience I had with Assist To Succeed scholol of dental assisting and I really enjoyed the hands on experience and learning something new again. My instructors were so helpful and fun and made it easy to understand they also made me love dental assisting and want to go even further with it!! It’s fast paced but let me tell you the order they have you taught in the lectures and hands on in class teachings is perfect and you end up knowing all the ins and outs of the position even more which at first you think isn’t possible in 10 week period but our instructors and Kindra did such a good job with our class we finished a week early and that is just an inrecdible result of awesome teaching!! I would definitely recommend coming here!! It was something I’ll never forget and also is making my career possible, which all the instructors want here is to help you succeed!!Jessica Evans

Kendra is the most selfless woman. I had been previously certified in Dental Assisting and I let my certifications expire years ago. I am now looking to get back into the dental field and I called her with questions on how to get started with the program. Instead of letting me retake a course and spending more money, she led me in a direction that is going to be more sufficient for my self and I couldn’t be more thankful and appreciative of the service and kindness I received from her today. This woman is looking out for your best interest! You go Kendra! We need more women like you! (So sorry if I am misspelling the name)Cynthia Todd

This school is amazing if you want to be a dental assistant!!!im glad I chose to go with this school for assisting. They have helped carry us along the way and help us gain the knowledge and insights we need into the dental world! Kindra is amazing and so are the instructors. Kindra does a great job of answering questions and working with you to get through school as well as the instructors. Wouldn’t recommended any other place for people to go to as this is the only school I’d want to goto for assisting! They truly make sure you they assist you to SUCEED!Serenia Wilson

4. Academia Medical Institute – College Of Nursing School

Rating: (4.6 )
Located in: Great Western Shopping Center
Address: 3445 South Blvd, Columbus, OH 43204
Phone: (614) 279-4900
Areas served: Michigan-Martin
Appointments: amiohio.com
Profiles: Facebook
Hours:

Thursday 8AM–5PM

Friday (Veterans Day) 8AM–5PM Hours might differ

Saturday Closed

Sunday Closed

Monday 8AM–5PM

Tuesday 8AM–5PM

Wednesday 8AM–5PM

From Academia Medical Institute – College of Nursing School

"We believe in producing an educated, responsible member of society equipped with the skills and principles needed to be an exceptional, efficient and safe health care provider."

Review Summary

Thank you AMI for accepting me and for being the foundation of my nursing career. It was definitely an exciting experience for me moving from California and making a new life here in Ohio. Not only have I had a great education from AMI, I have learned about a lot of different cultures and appreciate that AMI was very inclusive of different cultures when teaching us about patient care. Be prepared to work hard and never be afraid to ask questions. This is not the type of school where you can just miss assignments or show up late and it will all be okay. No, this is a nursing school that truly prepares individuals to enter into a career as nursing professionals. It was tough, but the instructors were always willing to help out students whenever they needed. Shout out to Dr. Elnaggar for being the best A&P instructor. To my other instructors and staff Mr. Ali, Dr. Gates, Dr. Tiya, Dr. Crayton, Professor Pauline, Professor Carol, Professor Jan, Mrs. Rosemary and Elfreda thank you all so much for your hard work and dedication to your students. AMI really helped build me into not just a nurse, but a GOOD nurse. Since graduating and passing my NCLEX on my first try I have so far received a handful of job offers from OhioHealth, Mount Carmel, and Nationwide Children's to name a few. I truly feel that every graduate that walks out of AMI will have a good nursing foundation along with strong morals and ethics. I am proud to be a part of the AMI LPN alumni and recommend this school for anyone interested in starting their nursing career. Nurses rock!Jeraldine Leovao

I’m so happy I chose Academia school of nursing. It’s was affordable, great instructors (shout out to Dr Elnaggar!). I definitely learned everything I needed to be successful in completing the program and passing the NCLEX in 75 questions my first time. I made lifelong friends on this journey (Hey cohort 10). Without a doubt I will return to complete the RN program . Thanks Academia!!!!vanessa washington

This is one of the fairest nursing schools in Columbus the instructors know what to do and they are so lovely, patience and excellent feedback to their students and they are delivering you all the skills and knowledge you need to pass the nclex and to achieve your dream to a incredible nurse if you want to become a nurse this is the best place to be I am so glad nd excited to be hereHabiba Mohamed

5. Stna Classes In Columbus Ohio-Pchs

Rating: (4.9 )
Address: 1901 E Dublin Granville Rd, Columbus, OH 43229
Phone: (614) 896-6420
Areas served: Franklin County

Hours:

Wednesday	8:30AM–5:30PM
Thursday	8:30AM–5:30PM
Friday (Veterans Day)	8:30AM–5:30PM Hours might differ
Saturday	Closed
Sunday	Closed
Monday	8:30AM–5:30PM
Tuesday	8:30AM–5:30PM

From STNA Classes in Columbus Ohio-PCHS

"Columbus STNA school is the premier STNA school in Ohio with 99% pass rate, the highest in the state. In just 2 short weeks you will prepared to take the state board exams. We also offer HHA training, First Aid and CPR training and also home health services."

Review Summary

Mrs. Haja Conteh was truly the only reason why this place gets 3 stars. She is a great instructor and laid everything out simply, I had her for the night class. The place itself is sketchy, costs way too much, we don't get to keep the textbook, and the AC was out for the entire 2 weeks. It was hot and gross and certainly a health code violation. It was a fast 3 weeks though and the material was not hard at all. Overall, since it's cheaper than Alia I recommend it. But ask for an itemized list of why they are charging you around $400 for nothing. The place needs to be revamped, it's hella run down and all the materials are old and gross. Get the damn AC fixed for future classes. If you take the classes, ask if Haja is teaching the day class or night class before you enroll.Abby Ray

I had Miss Haja as an instructor. She gets 10 stars. Loved her! Super cute and helpful and informative. Also had Miss Brenda who I also loved. 3 stars for the management of the actual facility and classes; unorganized due to Eric. He’s a nice dude, but wasn’t helpful when the snow came and snowed us out. All of the classmates waited for about 45 minutes (doors were locked and lights were off) we were dismissed and told Miss Haja wasn’t answering by Eric but he told Miss Haja we all ‘just left’ on our own. Frustrating as Miss Haja was on her way and late due to snow, and had talked to Eric! We had to make up hours and it was lame. Otherwise, good experience with the instructors.Grace Allison

Chambrell was a wonderful teacher! Really glad I decided to get my training here. Also, for the cost of STNA training it was cheaper compared to other places nearby. They give you everything you need to prepare for the test and Chambrell creates a fun learning environment. She was very helpful and loves what she does. Highly recommend! I felt very prepared for the tests and passed no problem! Thank you 🙂Shannon B

6. Premier Choice Health Services

Rating: (4.7 )
Address: 1901 E Dublin Granville Rd UNIT 201, Columbus, OH 43229
Phone: (614) 896-6420

Hours:

Thursday	8:30AM–5:30PM
Friday (Veterans Day)	8:30AM–5:30PM Hours might differ
Saturday	Closed
Sunday	Closed
Monday	8:30AM–5:30PM
Tuesday	8:30AM–5:30PM
Wednesday	8:30AM–5:30PM

From Premier Choice Health Services

"STNA school that offer HHA certification classes and First Aid and CPR
PCHS is accredited through ODH.
We also provide home health services."

Review Summary

I found this school very informative and helpful. The instructors definitely cared for the students and actually WANT you pass. They take it very seriously. Being the best price around, the quality of the class is almost better than some college classes that I've taken, it's definitely worth it. The instructors bring in their own experiences that help you learn quickly. Passing the state test along with patient care are their top priorities. If you're looking for a great STNA school in central Ohio, this is the place to go.C.T. Stone

Chambrell did an excellent job and was extremely helpful during the entire course. She was professional and very knowledgeable (and funny!). The course can be overwhelming, only if you don’t study hard, but they provide so many resources to help you and you will feel more confident by the end that you can become a nursing assistant. I enjoyed this class thoroughly and would recommend anyone to take it if you are looking to state test or just become better within patient care :). I will miss it!Lanee Williams

Premier Choice is a top-tier instiution for STNA Training. My instructor for the day-time class, Chambrell, is of the highest caliber — always taking the time to answer questions and review skills. She also has great outfits which is a huge plus 😉 The entire staff is professional, kind, and eager to help with career planning following completion of the course. You can tell that they truly care about the success of their students!Haven Rodocker

7. Quality Care Academy And Staffing

Rating: (4.2 )
Address: 5969 E Livingston Ave Suite 200, Columbus, OH 43232
Phone: (614) 362-6604
Areas served: Columbus
Profiles: Facebook
Hours:

Monday 8AM–5PM

Tuesday 8AM–5PM

Wednesday 8AM–5PM

Thursday 8AM–5PM

Friday Closed

Saturday Closed

Sunday Closed

From Quality Care Academy and Staffing

"Providing quality trainings and staffing needs."

Review Summary

I'd give this place a zero if at all possible. Prospective STNA's looking to schedule here RUN! So many issues and unprofessional behavior it was insane. 1.) They sent out an email that all of the prospective skills testers could come early the appt was initially set for 1pm but all of us arrived early (around 12:30pm). They didn't take the first girl back for her exam until a quarter till 3pm! They all had to eat their lunch first before testing us apparently. 2.) At check in Nisha was on her cellphone for a personal matter pretty much ignoring me to sort out issues with her baby daddy. 3.) All of us girls had to wait to be tested 3 hrs plus 4.) When we finally were tested for our skills all Nisha did was eat chips and speak with her "patient actor" colleague the whole time while we were performing the skill only half paying attention. Acting like being the Procter was the hugest inconvenience. She actually marked me wrong on 4 skills that I verbalized while there because she wasn't paying attention causing me to have to retake the skills now for a .5 percent. 5.) They will literally fail you on purpose because they would rather be eating or talking on their phones then actually watching you do the skill. She marked me "missed" on skills that I verbalized that I was doing and she was in the room while I was doing them. 6.) At one point an employee entered the waiting room making a joke that the Procter had a family emergency and was going to pass everyone knowing we all were there for a test just to make herself laugh. All of us girls were very nervous because we were taking the test seriously and we made a study group together to brush up on all our skills so to make a joke like that in a high stress situation was completely uncalled for. 7.) I drove an hour and a half from Troy for them to basically be rude and nasty, make jokes and not pay attention to my assessment and fail me. Word of advice to anyone testing for skills don't schedule here!! They will definitely be reported to headmaster I've never seen such unprofessional rude behavior from people who claim to be nurses. I hope to God they give better patient care because if the skills test is any indication this place needs shut down.Brianna Rose

I failed my state test the first time because I was improperly trained by my teacher. I was crushed, I thought I knew what I was doing. The owner of Quality Care and Staffing reached out to me and told me they offer a boot camp skills class (which I needed to pass my state test) I immediately jumped at the chance to be trained, The owner and her employees were so kind to me and the owner explained each skill and step to me as we did it together and then I did it on my own to practice. Each day I gained confidence as she said I would and by the end, I felt very confident in my self and she even said she was proud of me which made me feel really good about myself because I really needed to hear it and I knew she meant it. I really recommend this company, She takes time out of her day to make sure you know what you’re doing, And she makes sure you’re ok and that you’re confident in what you’re doing before she sends you out to study/practice before retaking the test again. Because she trained me I didn’t take my recent state test with her but I will be filling out an employment application with her company once I do pass my state test. (Which I did, Thanks to her and her staff!) Anyone who takes the time, care and effort with anyone especially me, I want to be apart of their working family. Thank you againTrish Holley

If I could I would give a zero. The skills testing instructor was very unprofessional and was very disturbing. My skills test was not confortable and free from distractions. The majority of the time I was testing she was on her cell phone not paying attention and was talking to the person playing the roles. The STNA handbook says to verbalize your skills out-loud. In the beginning she told my group that she does not recommend us speaking because it wastes our time. She told us not to cry because she has three children at home and she is not dealing with it.She talked to us very aggressively. She was talking about her emails when I was taking my skills test, and overall just not paying attention to anything. Goodluck if you have neesha….. got my scores back… Said i didn't even wear gloves when i did, and said I didn't fill up a warm basin when she even touched my water… many other mistakes on my grade sheet too. Especially not paying attention then.Maureen Scott

8. Grandview Primary Care & Performance Medicine Institute

Rating: (4.3 )
Address: 833 Grandview Ave, Columbus, OH 43215
Phone: (614) 437-9002
Profiles: Facebook
Hours:

Monday 8AM–7PM

Tuesday 8AM–7PM

Wednesday 8AM–7PM

Thursday 8AM–7PM

Friday 8AM–4PM

Saturday Closed

Sunday Closed

From Grandview Primary Care & Performance Medicine Institute

"Life has a lot to offer! So you might as well live every moment to its fullest. At Grandview Primary Care & Performance Medicine Institute we strive to foster a higher quality of living for each of our patients. As a one-of-a-kind health and wellness center in Columbus, OH, we do things differently. Our team covers many types of healthcare services, including fitness training, nutrition counseling, mental health assistance, and holistic health. Here, healthcare is dictated by you — not your insurance company! So find out how enjoyable life can be when you make an appointment."

Review Summary

Dr. Emily Barker is amazing. She's very caring and has been so helpful to me and my health concerns. She's caught things other doctors haven't as well. She not only knows what she's doing but she also care very much about her patients, she's a rare doctor these days. That being said, I had her at 5 stars but she disappeared with zero warnings, and with zero explanation as to why from that office why she's no longer there…anything would have been better than nothing. So I'm not happy with this office for this and for several other reasons and I'll write another review as to why! -Cristina Testa TrotterChristina Testa

Missed my appointment ( I realize that’s my fault) but they said they rescheduled me the next day. I was completely unaware of the rescheduling. No phone call. No email. No text. So when I missed the appointment I was unaware of, they refused to see me. Quite honestly, if these are the piss poor communication skills associated with this office, I’m glad I won’t be a patient of theirs. I will gladly give my money to another doctor. Not to mention, 200 bucks is a bit steep for a first visit. Probably turned out for the best. For me that is.Jason Bruce

Hands down the most caring staff I have ever met in a medical facility. They took the time to understand my issues and concerns and I never felt rushed like I have at other places. The staff is friendly and welcoming and take the time to get to know you as a person as well as a patient. I really can’t say enough good things and I have been encouraging others to take advantage of their annual wellness plan. It’s an incredible value.Dan Kelley

9. Larock Healthcare Academy – Columbus

Rating: (3.9 )
Address: 2780 Airport Dr Suite 150, Columbus, OH 43219
Phone: (614) 733-9542
Areas served: Dublin
Hours:

Thursday 9AM–4PM

Friday 9AM–2PM

Saturday Closed

Sunday Closed

Monday 9AM–4PM

Tuesday 9AM–4PM

Wednesday 9AM–4PM

From Larock Healthcare Academy – Columbus

"Larock Healthcare Academy is a premier educational institution serving the Greater Columbus, Cleveland and Canton areas in Ohio with higher education opportunities in the allied health, healthcare administrative and general healthcare fields. Larock is dedicated to meeting the educational and workforce training needs of the community and businesses. Larock offers a variety of certificate programs in healthcare fields, ranging from days to 5 months. Many of the programs are approved through the National Healthcareer Association (NHA). Career Placement services are offered as well."

Review Summary

I enrolled in Larocks Medical assistant program in December. The first 3 weeks consisted of listening to an instructor read power points on zoom. I learned zero from this as all tests were open book. I was looking forward to the skills (in person) part of the class. I was due to start on the 20th. Upon arrival I learned from students outside that the teacher had become Ill and class was canceled. No emails were sent prior to this happening. First red flag. Once more students showed up and found out, obviously the admissions rep was getting multiple phone calls so an email was sent out that she would take no more calls and students would have to attend evening classes. Many students could not attend evening classes due to jobs and families. She also stated in her email that the announcement of the teacher being sick was announced the previous Friday in class which was not true and all students confirmed that it was untrue. Second red flag. It took them another full week to even respond to my emails looking for a resolution, but the fact that they lied and tried to push people into schedules they didn’t sign up for left a bad taste in my mouth and the lack of communication and accountability was weird too. I let it go and expected to return to class on January 3rd. Before class I receive a text that I am late on payments and would be getting a 25$ late fee per day despite not being in class for over 2 weeks. When I sent an email asking why they thought they deserved money, and accused them of sketchy behavior again, I got a passive aggressive email back from the director Beth castle, who stated they’ve done nothing sketchy and my class was at 10’am and that Covid was the reason. I am sympathetic to people having Covid but the people have nothing in place for when/if problems come up and leave the student scrambling to figure everything out and if you challenge them or point out that the way things were handled were wrong, you’ll be spoken to like a chiLd. Unprofessional . Unethical. They want your money and that’s it. Also, if any rep decides to respond to this with any story besides this, I’ll respond to the thread with the email chain of all correspondence matching this story.Jason Jones

I’ve been working here since June 2021. I have not had any hours since November and have contacted them several times because they were supposed to get my schedule together at the end on March but they have not contacted me back. I use my email daily and two days ago my email was deactivated. Never had this happen before but now I am unsure of my employment status. I have not quit and nothing has happened for me to be fired. I feel like it is very unprofessional to not be able to communicate with your employees. I do want to speak out and say this school does the bare minimum for these students to graduate. They really should not be open. It’s very unorganized. Students are not staying for the hours they are supposed to. They mainly do online classes and the instructors are not qualified to teach. They can’t even pronounce the medical terminology correctly. They talk the entire time and then get off the video meet. They had me teaching stuff I didn’t even know about. I was supposed to be a phlebotomy/MA teacher. They had me doing clinical lab assistant and patient care technician. I get that I know some of it but there were things I didn’t know and Beth would just explain it to me quickly or tell me to look at the book they had. They jam classes together. My first class during Covid.. I had a class of 32. We didn’t even fit in the small classroom. I only gave it a one because I had too. To be honest, any school would be better education wise than this one. Also career wise! Take me for example. How does an employer just to decide one day to stop communicating with you but you are still employed… well at least I thought! Everyone is telling me to file unemployment because I have all the screenshots of our emails from me reaching out and them saying they are working on my schedule and just all the screenshots I would need. I’m considering it! Be professional! You want to fire me for absolutely nothing, JUST SAY THAT!Natoshia Branscome

I absolutely loved my instructor, as well as my classmates! It wasn't like other classes where you were serious all the time, we did make the class fun. I personally grew close to all the other girls in my class. They were like my own little phleb family. <3 There were some flaws in the textbook,however. Some of the textbooks were disorganized. It was all minor things that were easily fixed. I am so glad that I chose to attend Larock Healthcare Academy though! 🙂Brittany Booher

10. Chance Medical Academy

Rating: (4.9 )
Address: 5900 N High St, Columbus, OH 43085
Phone: (614) 697-0287
Areas served: Dublin
Profiles: Instagram | YouTube | Facebook
Hours:

Wednesday 9AM–6PM

Thursday 9AM–6PM

Friday (Veterans Day) 9AM–6PM Hours might differ

Saturday 10AM–12PM

Sunday Closed

Monday 9AM–6PM

Tuesday 9AM–6PM

From Chance Medical Academy

"phlebotomy school offering short term programs to be completed in as short as 5 weeks!"

Review Summary

I would like to set the record straight!! Chance Medical Academy received APPROVAL from the (Ohio) State Board of Career Colleges and Schools during the May 22nd Board Meeting. I was PRESENT during this Board Meeting. Approval from this Board means that Chance Medical is APPROVED to offer Phlebotomy Classes in Columbus. If you are seeking an institution to further your education or change your career path, Chance Medical is for you! If you are seeking an institution where the instructors and administrative staff are supportive, who are there for you and strive to help you succeed in your goals, Chance Medical is for you! How do I know this? I am proud to share that I am an instructor at Chance Medical Academy. Having five years of teaching experience in Phlebotomy, Paramedical Examiner and developing these curriculums as well as implementing the at not one but TWO institutions. Currently, I am working developing a curriculum for Biometric Health and Wellness Screener that will be implemented at Chance Medical no later than August 2019. I encourage you to reach out to our admissions office to have your questions answered and receive ACCURATE information about Chance Medical, our programs and to register for one of our upcoming classes. I feel confident you will be glad you did! Cheryl L. Hitchcock, CPT, CET, CNA, Biometric ScreenerCheryl Hitchcock

My experience at Chance Academy was great! They assisted me with getting employed right after graduation, (which I still currently work) . I learned a lot from their Career Development Class, which helped me improve my resume and prepare me for my interview. I also recommended my niece, which graduated and gained employment within a few weeks at Mount Carmel, (she still works there as well). It is a family environment and they truly care about your education and will help with whatever is needed! Oh and I passed my national exam with above average scores so the information they teach you is what you need to know! I highly recommend this program! 🙂Felicia Burney

This is great school, they offer small classroom sizes, the program is AFFORDABLE and the Instructor (Mrs. Erica) is exceptional! The only backlash about the program is that it does not offer a job placement program, they do not assist you in finding a job working as an Phlebotomist and the starting salaries even with experience working as an Phlebotomist is LOW ($15-$18 per hour).Buckeye Fan

11. Central Ohio Training Center Llc

Rating: (5.0 )
Address: 1395 E Dublin Granville Rd Suite 423, Columbus, OH 43229
Phone: (614) 432-0440

From Central Ohio Training Center LLC

"Central Ohio Training Center (COTC) LLC is committed to providing quality educational programs for people who need job placement in the healthcare industry. We believe in quality education to build a foundation for the success of our students. All training classes are taught by qualified and experienced RNs/LPNs that are certified Train-the-Trainers."

Review Summary

Nurse Isatu—demonstrated, and explained all the criteria so well and helped us all and took the time to make each and one of us comprehend the materials. I never have been taught this well. She took her time with me. And explained everything thoroughly, and took the time to answer all the questions and conferences needed. 10/10 experience. I’ve been trained once in Med Certification and This will be my second time and I’m glad my instructor was Nurse Isatu! Excellent experience. I learned so much today from Nurse Isatu. Which I will forever be grateful for and engrave in my mind.energetic, informative. I’m glad to have been apart of the class today because of Mrs. Isatu -Sarah SuguleSarah Sugule

I took the STNA class and it was a great experience. It covers all the materials needed in order to feel prepared for beginning work as an STNA as well as state testing! The instructor is very patient & helpful inside and outside of class . Would definitely recommend this course to anyone looking to become an aid!! 😊Nevaeh Windham

I highly recommend taking this STNA training class . I had an great experience , I honestly wouldn’t have wanted to take it any where else . The instructor was very nice and helpful in teaching us everything we needed to know to be ready for the real world . Thank You Isatu !!!Jadyn Allen

12. Heart Medical Training Phlebotomy Course

Rating: (5.0 )
Address: 5230 Westerville Rd, Columbus, OH 43231
Phone: (740) 649-6776
Appointments: heartmobilecpr.com
Hours:

Wednesday 9AM–5PM

Thursday 9AM–5PM

Friday (Veterans Day) 9AM–5PM Hours might differ

Saturday Closed

Sunday Closed

Monday 9AM–5PM

Tuesday 9AM–5PM

From HEART Medical Training Phlebotomy Course

"HEART Medical Training Phlebotomy Course *4 week program *clinical sites * Labs/Lecture *Online NHA study guides *Practice arm and equipment for 100 sticks *Books *NHA Proctored Test. Tuition – WIOA Grant Programs and Inhouse Payment plans. Entrance requirements – *18 years of age or older *High School Diploma or GED *Driver License or State ID *Proof of income when requesting in House Payment Plan Certification and Accreditation of School State Approved by the OSBCCS"

Review Summary

Out of all the places that offer Phlebotomy, this was by far THE best place. They offered so much more than any other place I looked into (and it was a lot). Would recommend this place a thousand times more than any other place in all of Ohio !!Craig Harrington

They have great trainers. They will work with you on a schedule and help you get your staff trained. Highly recommendTRicia DAke

13. Columbus State Community College | Delaware Campus

Rating: (4.0 )
Address: 5100 Cornerstone Dr, Delaware, OH 43015
Phone: (740) 203-8345
Hours:

Monday 7AM–10:30PM

Tuesday 7AM–11PM

Wednesday 7AM–10:30PM

Thursday 7AM–10:30PM

Friday 7AM–4:30PM

Saturday 7AM–4PM

Sunday Closed

From Columbus State Community College | Delaware Campus

"As a Central Ohio college, we provide individualized opportunities for our students to create their own path while enjoying the college experience. Our mission is to educate and inspire, providing our students with the opportunity to achieve their goals. We welcome and nurture bold ideas and the entrepreneurial spirit, empowering our students to be ready for the ever changing workforce. Whether you are a transfer student or looking for an adult education program, we offer diverse college programs to choose from. From Technical and Certificate programs in Art, Business, History, EMS Services to Hospitality, Law Enforcement, Veterinary Tech and more. Start your career with us today!"

Review Summary

I have not gone to this school, but several of my friends have. For each and every one of them, it was a terrible experience. They all started thinking they could get two-year degrees, and six years later not one of them has one. Here is a smattering of the things they have experienced: – A professor who canceled a class in order to watch a football game, and for any other reason he wanted – in the end the every-other-week class met only three times during the entire semester – Tests that cover things never discussed either in class or in textbooks – Bureaucratic nightmares regarding transcripts, unclear requirements for graduation, being told a class was required and then later finding out it wasn't – Online classes where the professor logs on once a week and responds to no emails – The school literally does not provide all of the classes needed to finish the degrees they 'offer', only preliminary classes – the degree must be finished elsewhere, assuming the credits even transfer (good luck) – Terrible communication both with professors and administrators, and a clear sense that no one there cares about any of the students at all – Classes that teach basically nothing, for instance an HTML 'class' for which all of the material could have been learned during an hour using google. – Unclear syllabuses, missing graded items in the final grade, midterms going ungraded and never returned, expensive books that are never used This is by no means a comprehensive list. I'm putting up this review to hopefully spare other young, desperate people from what this farce of an institution has done to the people I care about. Yes, the campus looks nice and the tuition rates are low, but you will not get an education here, and no one in the building will care how badly their lies and neglect will screw up your life.Irena

Academic advisors are very difficult to get ahold of and when you one gets ahold of them they are disrespectful. They tell you to just email them your problem which are then returned with an automatic email about where to find things. You'll get this email even if it has the things you didnt ask for. The advisors also tell you if you do meet them that you are wasting their time with questions about the direction of your academic career.Michael (Zello88)

The campus looks great. I do hear a lot about people registering to go here, but all of a sudden someone on the school end loses a file and they can't find that someone registered all of a sudden, even though they did? This happened to my brother when he first applied here.Joshua Baker

14. Phlebotomy Training Specialists

Rating: (4.8 )
Address: 5900 Roche Dr Suite 115, Columbus, OH 43229
Phone: (888) 531-8378

Hours:

Wednesday	8:30AM–9:30PM
Thursday	8:30AM–9:30PM
Friday (Veterans Day)	8:30AM–9:30PM Hours might differ
Saturday	7AM–2PM
Sunday	Closed
Monday	8:30AM–9:30PM
Tuesday	8:30AM–9:30PM

From Phlebotomy Training Specialists

"Our Phlebotomy Training & Certification program in Columbus, OH will teach you everything you need to know to work in the field of Phlebotomy! We offer Day, Evening, and Weekend classes. Students of our Phlebotomy Schools have over a 92% pass rate on the National Phlebotomy Exam. Depending on your state, you can become a certified phlebotomist in 32-80 hours of courses. At Phlebotomy Training Specialists, we provide hands-on training to ensure that you are competent upon graduation. Become a Phlebotomist and enjoy excellent job opportunities, income, and growth potential."

Review Summary

This class and program as a whole was amazing. Kimberly was an awesome teacher that really cared and shared so much information about the field of phlebotomy. She made sure we were comfortable and did everything to help us along the way. She rocks and my class I’m sure would all agree!Britany Hill

Kim and Marybeth are excellent instructors!! Usually I have really bad testing Anxiety however when taking my national exam I felt extremely confident with no worry once so every!!! Thank you ladies so muchTorri Doughty

Recommended this school if you are looking to become phlebotomyLaVedra Pearsall

15. American Institute Of Health

Rating: (5.0 )
Located in: Crossroads commerce center
Address: 800 Cross Pointe Rd suite k, Gahanna, OH 43230
Phone: (614) 536-1335
Hours:

Thursday 9AM–10:30PM

Friday 9AM–10:30PM

Saturday 9AM–10:30PM

Sunday Closed

Monday 9AM–10:30PM

Tuesday 9AM–10:30PM

Wednesday 9AM–10:30PM

From American Institute of Health

"Nursing School,

CNA Training, STNA Classes in Ohio"

Review Summary

This school is approved by the Ohio Department of Health (ODH). Students receives free CPR and First Aid Training with Certificates.AMERICAN HOME CARE & ACCREDITATION CONSULTING

16. Capital University

Capital University is a private university in Bexley, Ohio. Capital was founded as the Theological Seminary of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Ohio in 1830, and later was associated with that synod's successor, the American Lutheran Church.Wikipedia

Rating: (4.1 )
Address: E Main St & College Ave, Bexley, OH 43209
Phone: (614) 236-6011
Undergraduate tuition and fees: 39,338 USD (2020 – 21) IPEDS
Mascot: Comets
President: David L. Kaufman
Colors: White, Grey, Purple
Acceptance rate: 74.1% (2020) IPEDS
Profiles: Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTube
Hours:

Monday 8:30AM–4PM

Tuesday 8:30AM–4PM

Wednesday 8:30AM–4PM

Thursday 8:30AM–4PM

Friday 8:30AM–4PM

Saturday Closed

Sunday Closed

Review Summary

Don't waste your money unless you are going to study Nursing or Law. Reviews say this college is pretty conservative but in a lot of my experiences, it is anything but that. For the amount of money it costs to go to this school, it's almost not worth it. The dorms need renovated BADLY. With the 3 main dorms on campus the rooms are so small and accommodations are limited. Not enough washers and dryers and the buildings are crawling with dust. Poor maintenance on all of the buildings and nothing is really updated in general. The food sucks too. To top it all off, Capital is building a brand new convergent media center for film students, and my only questions are: why would you build something for a group of people who won't have much of an income when they graduate to either 1) pay off their debt or 2) give endowment money back? To me, this place is only worth it for Nursing or Pre law/ Law. Finally, residence life and admissions are a joke because each year they accept more students than they have room for then make the upperclassmen suffer their stupid decisions.Andrew

I find the negative reviews to be perplexing. I graduated from Capital in '96 after transferring in some hours from other schools. And, I completed six years of part-time course work in the Adult Degree Program (ADP) while working a full-time job. Most of my professors had PhDs, including my advisor. My professors were very friendly and our interactions were always pleasant, yet, they challenged me in class, on tests, and on papers via critical thinking. They were top-notch educators. I, also, came to know several professors on a more personal level by volunteering with them at WOSU and manning the phone banks for donations. Yes, they took the time to give me personal attention, however, I also observed that they did the same with other students. Attending Capital was like a breath of fresh air and very unlike the impersonal way I was treated at Ohio State, and even at Columbus State. At Capital I felt I was being treated as a real person and not as a mere number satisfying a quota.Steven

WORST college I ever attended. The professors were the only good things about the school. The rest of the faculty were horrible. Financial aid won't help you or explain anything to you. In order to attend classes you must make sure EVERYTHING is paid for. And don't plan on ever leaving the school because they will screw you over big time. This school costs so much money for NOTHING. If you want to go to a good school, go to OSU or somewhere else. Capital looks like a nice school but they're just money hungry. Seriously do your research and do a visit before even going to the school. Try to sit in on a class if you can. If I was you, I would stay clear of this place and go somewhere else.Kim Porter

17. Franklin University

Franklin University is a private university with its main campus in Columbus, Ohio. It was founded in 1902 to serve the needs of adult students. On-site courses are offered at the university's campus in Columbus' Discovery District. However, most students take courses online.Wikipedia

Rating: (3.7 )
Address: 201 S Grant Ave, Columbus, OH 43215
Phone: (877) 341-6300
Graduation rate: 38.5% (For non-first-time, part-time in 2020–21)
Founded: 1902
Total enrollment: 8,018 (2010)
Undergraduate tuition and fees: 9,577 USD (2020 – 21) IPEDS
President: David R. Decker
Profiles: LinkedIn | Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | YouTube
Hours:

Monday 8AM–6PM

Tuesday 8AM–6PM

Wednesday 8AM–6PM

Thursday 8AM–6PM

Friday 8AM–5PM

Saturday Closed

Sunday Closed

Review Summary

I'm an international student. This place is not for new learners but only for experienced people specially when it comes to masters. They expect students to be experts and had knowledge in that field, focused on adults like 30s or 40s or 50s. Not sure what's wrong with these people. The staff teaches for the sake of teaching, the instructors feel that students know everything and students are experienced people. Some of them are good and want to teach but short timings does not allow them to teach properly. The education quality is being lost😭. The academic advisor simply states work with instructor, the instructor tells go to academic if you have a problem. It's a circle. I'm in tears 😭 all my money, I'm putting ton of efforts maintaining my grade. It slowly falling to C grade. There are only 2 classes that too they cover 60-80 slides in 1 or 2 hours. Like how the hell you expect me or any human being to process so much information and chapters. Semesters are like covered in 2 months or 2 months 10 days that's not even 3 or 4 month standard. Assignments after assignments, projects, exams.. It is focused on failing you with harsh grading and confusing questions. Be aware if you're willing to take a risk. Tons of students take a transfer and move to trine university, university of cumbersland, cambersville university and university of Scranton transferred after 1 or 2 weeks of joining rest move after semester 1, barely any students stay. 🤷🏻 Like what's wrong with you all. *Please look graduation rate of university when you join any university. Always remember that and it's very Important*. This university has only 35 percent graduation rate that means something. 💔 Be aware of this fact guys!sam

I read through a lot of the negative reviews about Franklin and I am noticing one common theme: lack of accountability. Most of the reviews were blaming the school for doing what college requires you to do. No one said going to college was going to be a walk in the park. You have to EARN your degree and that requires putting in the work, the effort, and staying motivated. It’s up to YOU to take an exam at the testing center or obtain an appropriate proctor. They give you more than enough time to arrange that into your schedule. It’s also up to you to turn assignments in on time and coordinate your schedule to fit the deadlines. In the professional world, your boss isn’t going to extend your deadline because your kid got sick so why should your professor? Plan ahead and BE ACCOUNTABLE. I am a Franklin Alumni and I couldn’t be more pleased with my experience. Franklin is a great option for someone who needs a little more flexibility than traditional “in-person” college. I highly recommend the programs they offer, the instructors, and the administration. My experience was awesome because I put in the effort. Please do not take the reviews from people being lazy as accuracy about this university.Aundrea Brim

My son has been in this since last year. He has not yet been able to take a class that goes with his major. He struggles with writing seems that's all they do. Com an math is all he has took. He has a IEP. Which they totally ignore. They do nothing but discussions nothing is really taught. His assignments are copies from other websites. Teachers do not come up with their own. We had a bad ice storm and his road you could not travel and he lost power for over 2 weeks. Which when he was able he emailed his instructor. He could not get back into his class to finish. They decided to keep his rebursment check then said he owed 800 and some dollars. He has to pay for his own test. I will be contacting department of Education. Stay away from this school is a trapConnie Hagan

18. Central Ohio Technical College Pataskala Campus

Rating: (4.2 )
Address: 8660 E Broad St, Pataskala, OH 43068
Phone: (740) 755-7090
Areas served: Reynoldsburg
Hours:

Monday 8AM–5PM

Tuesday 8AM–5PM

Wednesday 8AM–5PM

Thursday 8AM–5PM

Friday 8AM–5PM

Saturday Closed

Sunday Closed

From Central Ohio Technical College Pataskala Campus

"COTC is a fully accredited, public college dedicated to providing high quality, accessible programs of technical education in response to current and emerging employment needs. COTC is the only technical college in Ohio operating four full-service campus locations: Newark, Coshocton, Knox and Pataskala. COTC offers associate degree and certificate programs in arts and science, business and information technologies, engineering technologies, public service and safety, and nursing and allied health."

19. The Ohio State University College Of Medicine

The Ohio State University College of Medicine is the medical school at The Ohio State University and is located in Columbus, Ohio. The college is nationally recognized as a top institution in both education and research, as reflected by rankings in U.S. News & World Report.Wikipedia

Rating: (4.2 )
Located in: Ohio State Meiling Hall
Address: 370 W 9th Ave, Columbus, OH 43210
Phone: (614) 685-4411
Founded: 1914
Undergraduate tuition and fees: In-state tuition 32,480 USD, Out-of-state tuition 49,508 USD (2011 – 12)
Parent organization: Medical Center, Ohio State University
Profiles: Instagram | Twitter
Hours:

Monday 8AM–5PM

Tuesday 8AM–5PM

Wednesday 8AM–5PM

Thursday 8AM–5PM

Friday 8AM–5PM

Saturday Closed

Sunday Closed

Review Summary

99% of the students go through without a hitch. The ones that have issues fall through the cracks. By far the worst experience I've ever had was coming here to support a spouse in this med school. Wasn't worth any of it. My spouse actually had one section of his step 1 lost in a computer glitch, and no one told him what was going on for 6 months. Had someone told him early, he could have retaken it right away. Instead he had to drop out to restudy for it, and wait an entire year to go back. That was just the tip of the iceberg. Every time something gets in the way it takes months upon months to find something out and move forward. It often has felt like very few cared at all. Pretty depressing experience. Wish I could get the last 6 years of my life back.Jennilyn West

I may only be a 7th grader going into 8th but my dream scince 2nd grade is to go to the military and become a surgeon and this school is my top choice I have heard so many good thing about this school and I also want to join some sports there I can't wait to go to college and do my best I will study as hard as I can to go to the college of my dreamsNickolas Sturtz

I am a Sophmore in high school going on to Junior year in a few months and for as long as I can remember I've wanted to go here to become a surgeon. No one in my family has ever gone to college, let alone become a surgeon. This school is great. The area is great. I can't wait to see if I will get into the school of my dreams.BottomlessPit 565

20. Ohio Medical Career College

Rating: (4.1 )
Located in: Montgomery County Job Center
Address: 1133 S Edwin C Moses Blvd #110, Dayton, OH 45417
Phone: (937) 567-8880
Graduation rate: 91.8% (For first-time, full-time in 2020–21)
Undergraduate enrollment: 80 (2020–21)
Average annual cost for students receiving federal aid: 14,836 USD (2021)
Undergraduate tuition and fees: 13,578 USD (2011 – 12)
Profiles: Facebook | LinkedIn
Hours:

Monday 9AM–5:30PM

Tuesday 9AM–5:30PM

Wednesday 9AM–5:30PM

Thursday 9AM–5:30PM

Friday 9AM–5:30PM

Saturday Closed

Sunday Closed

Review Summary

I am so grateful and I'm pleased to announce that I will be taking my state boards soon, my experience at OMCC was a good one, I remember while I was in school all the negative people that kept saying that the school is all about money, no they're not,, they're all about preparing you for your test!! I am a thankful for the teachers and all the staff at OMCC,, especially Bob,,,He helped me get through a lot of things and kept me positive. So if you go to attend OMCC,try to avoid the negative people and remember to keep positive and that the school is there to help you. I hope one day I can return and go for my RN. I want to give a special thanks to Dr.Daisy,, thank you for all that you do for the students. I send many hugs to OMCC and all of the teachers and the staff members and especially doctor Daisy and Bob ❤👁👁🌹Rosie 39

Dr Daisy and her staff are AMAZING!! I attended Ohio Medical College for all of my medical education! I first went there for my certified nursing assistant classes. It was great! I learned and passed my state test on the first try! Went back for practical nursing, teachers were very knowledgeable, reliable and understanding! Passed my NCLEX exam and worked as a LPN while going back to OMCC for my Register Nurse Associates degree. Finished and now living my best Nursing life!! I would highly recommend this college! I’m a proud graduate of Ohio Medical College and wouldn’t have went anywhere else!! If you’re looking for a trustworthy college, this is the place to learn!!Sharia Bailey

I am so happy I chose OMCC for my LPN nursing career! As an older adult learner I struggled at first to actually start the process of learning online. But the staff, the teachers, the admin and the financial adviser were very patient and understanding. Was it easy? No. But they helped guide me thru the choppy waters of going back to school in the tech age at over 50 yrs old, bravo OMCC! The future is in your hands and if you really want it, OMCC is there to help you get to the next level of your journey. On my way to the RN program! Good luck 😉and good blessings 🙏🏽to you!kimberly parnell

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