20 Best Vet Tech Programs In Philadelphia, PA (2022 Updated)

This was the last school in the world I wanted to attend, but having 3 school aged kids and a limited available schedule, I found that it was my only option. Upon enrolling I realized just how nice the school is. The staff are very helpful and knowledgeable and are always willing to help in any way they can. The education isn't mediocre either. I've met people that have transferred to a 4 yr. college from RACC and they told me some classes from RACC were more demanding and difficult that the ones they took in the 4 yr. college. Lastly, the cost of education at this school is very cheap, especially if you take in to consideration the quality level of education you receive while in attendance. If you're looking for a school to do minimal work just to receive a degree, this isn't the school for you (They expect you to work for your grades). However, if you're looking for a good school, with knowledgeable teachers and staff, a quality education that stands up to the rest, and tuition that doesn't cost a fortune; this school is exactly what you've been looking for! The only negative aspect I've found so far is the location… Other than that you won't be disappointed. 🙂Shanna Poindexter

I went to RACC for my associates and ALL the staff became a family for me. I love this place from day one. They were all very supportive and respectful. I happened to work at the security department under the work study program and I had the best supervisor anyone could ask for. Carmen Medina was a mother yo me. She was very supportive and empowering. Stacy was like a sister to me. Always keeping me smiling and always encouraging me. My coworkers were always supportive and patient with me. They trained me well and I was with them even after I graduated. I am so grateful for my RACC family. From financial aid staff, admission office, work study program coordinator Kim livingood, the student lab on Berks hall. To Maria at the front desk. Librarians, I love my GED teacher Maria Perez. RACC Is affordable and their curriculum is very well designed to prepare you for the bachelors. Danelle Bower is a great instructor and Dr Blakely. They prepare students to think outside the box. I am forever grateful to RACC. Thank you so much fam!!!Madame Dabo

This school really sucks. It is for students who have no choice but to go to that school. Almost half the campus is on some kind of academic probation. The staff is not really helpful like they say they are. Only a small percentage of professors and staff really care about the students. The school tends to make decisions with the students money and spend it, without the current students knowledge. Parking is horrible at this campus and security is very minimal. So If you are looking for a safe, secure, educational environment where people actually respect you and care about your education. This is not the place for you. The staff is as bad as Berks County's Prison.Crystall Shayde

My daughter just graduated from Cal U. She had an excellent experience and enjoyed her 4 yrs there. She has continued to a masters program at Pitt and has had no trouble finding work or getting accepted into other programs. All universities function in a similar way and it's up to the student to take advantage of all the opportunities that the school offers. Frankly, I see Cal U as an extremely good value that all students should consider before getting into crazy debt at other universities.Eddie Aguirre

Very nice but small University. Very clean and there were lots of campus police around. The cafeteria was limited on options. They could definitely do better with that. Probably the worst options from any of the 10-15 campuses we've visited. Only other downside is it's literally in the middle of nowhere. Nothing is around. I didn't even see a grocery store nearby but I could have missed it.Nichole Matala

I believe this is a good school. I think I got a good graduate level education here. The tuitions are reasonable. Being in a less urban area, it is usually easier to find parking than the university where I completed my undergraduate degree. Another nice feature is that alumni can get extremely reasonable rates for continued membership in the fitness center.Michael T Goodside

Manor College is a really great place to get started with many, many different programs to get your foot in to the door and get wonderful experiences in any field you are thinking about going into. Its a smaller campus, so you get to know people a lot faster. Classes are a wonderful size so you don't feel crowded, and it makes getting to know your teacher on a more professional and personal scale. The staff at Manor are the most wonderful and helpful people you will ever meet, they actually get to know you and make sure you are staying on track of all of your assignments, and staying on track with courses so that you graduate on time. Manor has a wonderful basketball and track team, along with many other programs such as Student Senate and CAB (campus activity board), which I joined my first semester and plan on joining again. They have many, many different activities that they plan throughout the school year to make sure everyone is staying involved and getting to know other students and make new friends. They are very inclusive with many different types of people and talk about many different types of religion and ethics so that everyone gets a chance to feel special and then the other students stay more informed about other people lifestyles. Our president, President Peri is the most wonderful man you will ever meet and always make sure you are doing well, and getting to stressed and when ever you see him he makes time to just catch up with everyone and get feedback about everyones lives and classes. Manor College is a wonderful place where you belong.James Bucko

I have nothing but good things to say about my experience at Manor College. The beautiful campus hosts the bright eyed individuals seeking to further their education and the dedicated faculty and staff do their best to provide an excellent experience for all students. The small class sizes foster strong connections in and out of the classroom, and almost everyone gets to know you by name. One would think that a relatively small school wouldn't be able to pull in talented professors and bright students, but all of my professors during my time here have many experiences and are amazing at what they do. The campus life office is dedicated to everything that happens outside of the classroom, and they have so many events for students, some of which I have been directly involved with, and you can tell that everyone deeply cares about what they do here. Manor is going to grow exponentially in the future, with a fantastic new President in Jonathan Peri, a man with a vision so great and connections so deep that Manor will most likely become not just the premier two year catholic college, but one of the premier four year catholic colleges. If you want a quality education delivered by some of the best professors I've ever met on a beautiful campus in a suburban area, look no further than Manor College.Kyle McIntosh

My son graduated from Manor College a couple of years ago. It was a very positive experience for him. He has ADD & Aspergers Autism; he didn’t want to tell the faculty so that he was treated the same as any other college student. The staff here is very easy for a student to talk to & gave my son any help he asked for. My son graduated with honors with his associate degree in accounting. For a small community college it is wonderful. Beautiful campus with a creek running behind the dorms & has resident Canadian geese which wander freely on the campus. It is located in the suburbs outside of the Philadelphia area. The college is affiliated with many other colleges & recently has started to offer bachelors degree programs besides their associate degree programs. They are known best for their Vet Tech program & their dental programs. They have their own farm & community dental center which are great for the students practical experiences.Evelyn

I am surprise people are voting Holy Family University 4 or 5 stars. I guess these rating are NOT based on the quality of the education. AS A PARENT who toured the campus with my child during an open house , I felt that Holy Family can't compete with students from the other schools in the area. Yes, they offer small class sizes ,personal attention, but what else? You don't here a lot about Holy Family graduates in Philadelphia or its surrounding area. Villanova, La Salle, and St.Joseph's are stealing the spotlight from other catholic colleges. Upenn, and Drexel are the large private schools. Temple is a large public school. You could find graduates from those 6 colleges working in MANY different fields around Philadelphia. What is Holy Family's problem? I think they have a problem standing out from the crowd. Like someone has mentioned, Holy Family is too calm. They are afraid to push boundaries, try new things, and compete with the other schools. The school is too relax. It's a calm peaceful university, that DON'T make things happen, but instead THEY WAIT for things to happen. Holy Family is VERY similar to Rosemont ,Cabrini and Gwynedd Mercy, three other failing colleges in the area. They don't have a strong alumni network and programs with a long legacy of success. You CAN'T BLAME this on the school's small size or the school's late founding, 1954. MOST OF THE BLAME SHOULD be place of Holy Family's administration. Not much is done in the president's office. You hear about their nursing program, but you also hear about better nursing programs in the area. What makes Holy Family Different? Most online reviews are commenting on the grading system. I don't understand why this university is hurting their students. Let's be honest, most students at Holy Family were not bright in high school (look at admission stats), so why would the school want to change the system. This grading system should NOT be an incentive for students to work harder. Based on everything I said, I would not recommend Holy Family. If you want be in the philly area, go to a good school. Go to one of the good schools i listed (city 6).Thomas B. Smith

The worst university ever. Do not waste your time and money sending your child here. They do not practice Catholic Values At all. The instructors are not even qualified to teach, they do not teach anything. They teach everything from power point that student already have copies of. Most of the instructors do not have PH.D's. Tuition is very expensive and under-qualified instructors all always discouraging students and putting them down. If students have problems, the faculty sides with instructors not helping students at all. The university is overrated. The name is just a cover up to attract Christian students. The faculty members and instructors, do not follow the Christian principles in the way they act and conduct themselves, specially toward students. Parents be aware, do not let the name fool you – Holy Family. Not Holy at all the way the faculty member and instructors conduct themselves. At holy family university nobody gets a second chance, evilness prevails.O Dre

Since transferring to Holy Family University in 2014 I've come to realize that this was one of the best decisions I have made in my collegiate career thus far. I have never been more satisfied with this university in terms of education, faculty/staff, and the students I have met and ultimately became close with. Holy Family is more than a University, it is a place that, should you put your mind to it, can open doors for your career and future. As graduation quickly approaches I look back on these past two years and realize that the education I gained, not only scholastically but emotionally and spiritually, will be the the ground work in creating a successful future for myself. I just wanted to thank all the faculty, staff, and students that made me feel like I was a part of their family even though we may share different views and beliefs.Adam Lee Price

haven't been there yet my son attends college there ..he has encountered racism already and has only been there two weeks sooo its questionable still . He says he doesn't plan on staying there,so again its questionable.Deneen Burnett

I went as an Employer for a Career fair there! Very well set up given current times and very welcoming. All the students there seem to really enjoy the environment and the school itself.JOE OSBORNE

Rowan is a good university buried under an avalanche of bureaucracy and organizational problems. As a graduating senior of 2019, I've had the "pleasure" of watching the school grow and evolve at a wildly quick pace. But, as one might imagine, such growth in such a short span of time will inevitably lead to problems. Rowan University is a small school that desperately wants to be a big school and will do anything to achieve that level of growth, no matter how predatory their tactics become. Nothing seems to be too low for Rowan at the current moment, and that is exemplified through their most recent change of the meal system. Despite recently conducting a survey into student health/nutrition levels and discovering that more than 40% of students say they don't have access to enough food to keep from going hungry during the day, Rowan has decided to completely change its dining system to exploit students and ensure they eat as little possible. Now all students are required to schedule their meals via an app, leading to over an hour of wait time for every meal during major eating hours. On top of this, Rowan has decided to charge students for nearly every addition to their meal, right down to requiring students to pay for simple condiments such as Ketchup and BBQ Sauce. The school's cafeteria is no longer an all-you-can eat venue, making it essentially impossible for students to control their own portions no matter what on-campus food venue they try to reach. This is likely to keep spending low, but if the survey is anything to go by, it will massive repercussions on the student body's overall health. But it doesn't end there. Living conditions are also incredibly stilted, with one half of the student body living in archaic buildings that lack any form of AC and are constantly left in disgusting conditions while the other half lives in ultra-modern buildings where many of the systems (such as electronic keys) don't work half the time. Rowan's transition into being this large school has left the population to essentially fend for themselves, as every dorm becomes overcrowded to the point where some Freshmen students are required to share 1 toilet and 1 shower among 9 different students. The only real draw the school has left is its academic programs, which I will admit are the only reason the rating doesn't go any lower. The professors at Rowan seem to have a genuine care and concern for their students, and I have yet to have a professor that wasn't at least passionate for his or her profession. However, at the moment, academics aren't enough for the school to survive on alone. Student life is at an all-time low for Rowan and unless something changes, it will only sink deeper. This is without mentioning the infamously awful parking situation Rowan is plagued with for both residents and commuters alike, as well as a myriad of other issues such as the Rowan WiFi that regularly goes down at unexpected intervals, the obnoxious campus layout that drags most of the newer student structures as far away from the academic buildings as possible, and the constant remodeling of food areas that further prevents students from eating. I say all this not out of hatred, but out of frustration for a school that I was recommended to years ago by friends and family alike. That brief window of time when Rowan was emerging as a smaller school with a strong academic backbone but somewhat questionable living conditions gave me hope that things would only get better over time, but it seems the opposite is true. I have no doubt that in a few years, Rowan University might finally be the big school it so desperately wants to be. But in the meantime, the students are the ones that will suffer the consequences of being nickel-and-dimed at every opportunity to get it there.StartledSloth

Before you waste $100k and 4 years of your life, read this. Rowan University is a place of business, not an educational institution. Granted, this is true for most colleges today, but still, I will not send my future children here. This place basically treats its students like cattle, just trying to get them through the system. Yes, you will learn a few things, but many graduates will have trouble getting a real job – in fact, most don't. I could talk about the President's salary going from $375K to $500K in one year, the fact that you have to pay for parking that doesn't exist, or or how classes are large/overcrowded (look at the course schedule to see how many overbooked sections there are). Before going to any school, ask the department head: "what percentage of students get jobs in this field in 1 year?" and "how will this program enable me to achieve my career goals?" If there's any hesitation or vague responses, there's your answer. Also, Glassboro is NOT SAFE. Donnie Farrell was murdered in 2007 (no arrests have been made), there was a SHOOTING in an off-campus apartment in January of 2015, and burglaries are common as well. Good luck.Anonymous Adjunct

Rowan University is amazing in three fields – engineering, nursing and education. Everything else is just like every other college, so the complaints from students not in those fields are going to sound similar to what everyone complains about at their college. Yes parking here can be rough, but I'm an engineering student at Rowan and their program is amazing. Small classes, professors know your name 95% of the time, my advisor is willing to meet with me and listen, and the campus is a perfect size. There's a bit of a party life, which can get loud if you're in the middle of campus or near the frats, but otherwise it's not a crazy campus. The students that do well are the hard-working ones that put in a lot of work. If you don't put in the work and make an effort to talk to your teachers and advisors, you're just making things harder for yourself.Tori Barry

Where to start….. re-enrolling for business admin after a degree in admin. Pretty sure any of children in the children's center would have been better advisors than the first one I had as she passed me off to admissions, had no idea what she was talking about, and downright REFUSED to help me enroll in classes saying she "doesn't do that, you have to do that online but I can show you how on this computer." The next day the second gentleman was a little more helpful but again, got nowhere. Advising hold, needed a specific advisor for my program [he was the one to tell me that] but he at least got me a name. Meanwhile another advisor is emailing to set up an appointment [not the one I needed]. I contacted the one I needed, I'm not even eligible for that program due to a pre-req not being met [hours of time being wasted to find this out fyi]. Get in touch with the one that has been reaching out, my advising hold was magically lifted, no one claims to have done it, register for classes other guy cancels his appt, make payment #q all good now….. fast forward 2 weeks it's time to make payment #2. I go to the Bursar's office only to be turned away because the Bursar's office does not accept payments 😳😳. I'm starting to remember why I took an extremely long break and a long time to get my degree . I'm even contemplating paying the out of county fee to transfer up to LCCC…..Katie Fitzpatrick

Beginning of Fall Semester 2021, I was a P.T.K. honors, full scholarship recipient student here working on my second degree until I was profiled by one of the female EMT instructors who though it would be a great idea to complain to an armed police officer that I was in the hallway outside the classroom my oldest son (also a student at NCC) was attending. The officer (extremely nice and professional) instructed me not to wait for my son in the hallway anymore since one of "the female EMT instructor's" complained about me for waiting in the hallway, doing nothing wrong, but waiting for my son. The situation was quickly neutralized after showing the officer my credentials revealing to him that I myself am a EMS Chief as well as a NCC Student. The Fowler building has constant video surveillance on every floor if NCC staff wishes to investigate. This took place on the 3rd floor of the Fowler Center Building. I have since transferred as a result. I will no longer be attending or sending any of my children to NCC. Posting this now because of possible retaliation towards my son and I being NCC students at the time.John Rivera

On Friday May 31 2019 I did a self-guided tour of Northampton Community College. This was my first visit to this spacious campus. The campus is located about ten miles from downtown Bethlehem in a suburban almost country-like setting. The campus looked very modern to me. I walked through the sports building and there was a fitness center which was closed that day. Not sure if the school has a pool. There is also a north campus across the street. Student housing and Alumni Hall are located here. There are many parking lots and the school has its own campus police force. I cannot comment on the school itself since I did not go here nor do I know anyone that did.Richard K

I joined Drexel University as a Computer Science major with a sole aim to take transfer to a better institution. The only two things that I liked at Drexel was :- 1. Scholarship and Financial Aid 2. Math faculty (Dimitri, Jason and Pavel Grinfield) The CS lectures were aweful, so was the CS faculty. I had a 4 GPA for 3 continuous quarters (that's how long I stayed here). CS 164 was a course which taught Javascript language. However, I knew more JavaScript before taking the course than I came out learning after the course. Totally confusing. Popyack was my professor. CS 171 and 172 were fine, just because I had prior experience with C++. In 8 out of 10 lectures I fell asleep, because they were extremely boring. The professor made no eye contact what so ever. Half of the time what he says would make no sense. The labs don't really help you out, they are poorly designed. Most labs will take more time than the time allotted. You'll have to go home with extra work. The university is fraud and extremely unmanaged. There's no infrastructure compared to the good colleges. Small football field. The area is not safe at all. You keep hearing this person got shot, that person got robbed, raped etc. They do not maintain student to faculty ratio. Classes are oversized and poorly air conditioned. Drexel course registration system is very poor. Generally by the time your registration time starts most of the classes you had planned to take would be full. Leaving you sweating and worried early in the morning (around 7 am). There's something called Drexel Central at Drexel, which helps you out with general/administrative/financial aid questions. I emailed them many a times, however, out of 5 emails, I only got reply to 3 of them. Bad service. (They say they maintain a well-designed database system for all the messages/inquiries/support). They compare themselves to UPenn. (Yes, you can laugh). Also, some professors say that Drexel Dragons are much better than UPenn students. (Laugh again). Extremely expensive. (So much money for nothin'. In fact, the tuition is more than that of UPenn which is an Ivey League) There are two places where you can go and have meals, and hang out with friends too. However, the food options there is so limited that it's better you rather eat at other places and waste all your meal swipes for which you are paying about $ 2000 per quarter. Even with meal swipes you don't get everything (basically the good things). For most of the things you can't use meal swipes. For meal swipe, at one of the locations, for example you can buy Pepppperrrronnnni Pizza (You can guess the quality of the pizza! The worst pepperoni is served here.) The free refill cups are extremely small. When I joined in the Fall the cups had a good size of 16 oz, but as time flew the cups became smaller and smaller. They are now half (may be even lesser) of what they used to be. The books for the courses are at extremely high price, and are hardly used. Drexel maintains rating and review system for course and faculy, however, though it is hardly ever evaluated. (But they will send you a million emails asking you to complete course/faculty rating/review). For example, one of the Pfysics professors at Drexel, who is pathetic at teaching, asks the students to buy books if they are taking the course compulsorily, still continues this practice of making them buy books, even after so many reviews having been done against it. No action taken by Drexel. The dorm life is not bad. Except that the washrooms, toilets are not cleaned on a daily basis. The kitchen is always dirty. Laundry room is always full. Well, they do have a Subway, but the quality of service provided there is extremely poor. The guy there literally just throws everything you tell him on the bread, such that when the bread is folded, 1/4th of the sandwich comes out. Chick fil A at Drexel unlike at all other locations does not provide free refills. Again they are charging you so much for nothing. Never consider going here.Niam Tomer

Surprisingly good University, presenting a good amount of development and a few excellent professors. The co-op opportunities are very interesting, a great idea and implementation. It is, however, a very expensive education, leading to a lower prestige/cost relationship. To become a top-ranked University, Drexel still needs a lot of branding through student achievement – combined with school pride, which could be much stronger – and research projects/applications with high visibility. Both could be reached with benefits to bring more top-level students and professors and with good money usage (because there is a lot of it) and cooperations for project funding.Leonardo Rolim

I attended Drexel and I can honestly say this was the worst choice I've made in a school choice. My professors were pretty decent, but the staff are not helpful and they talk to you like you should know certain things already. I pay this damn school every month on time because I have a balance due, and they won't release my transcripts even though I am paying them upward $125 per month. Which are payments that I am never late paying. I can honestly say I regret this decision and really should have went with my first choice which was Temple and my second choice being Cheyney. The one thing that i did love was it was fast track learning.Ashley Hinton

I was very happy with Kris Jackson she did my tour and always answered me when I had any questions. I started in January of 2021 still in the mist of COVID. I had a good experience, be prepared NOTHING IS EASY you have to study study study. I feel like most of the teachers there really do want to see you do good and will genuinely try to do a lot to help. I struggled a lot but there is always tutoring and someone willing to help. With every school comes drama that has nothing to do with school but just to know. There’s a lot of commitment when signing up so just know what your getting yourself into. The school teaches you a lot you need to know and has plenty of resources if you need more help. Only thing I wish I knew was more things that we could’ve been taught for the “real world” like a lot we get taught we need to know but there is some small things we have to know like trying to find veins by ourself or little tricks other than that I had a good experience. I would recommend if you are able to commit to a long hard program it is very rewarding in the long end.Emily Pham

As a former graduate of VTI and soon to be practicing veterinarian medicine for about a year I cannot thank the staff and mentors enough for caring and teaching me the skills that I use in everyday practice. They were always so thoughtful and there when you needed a helping hand wether it was something as big as tutoring before all classes started or as small as just small words of advice to keep students going through the program. The classes are geared towards exactly what you need to know and all the teachers seem to be very knowledgeable in which subjects they teach. If you are as lucky as me throughout the program you may even adopt your own 4 legged bestfriend you met during kennel duty!! 🙂Haidyn Craig

The Vet Tech Institute is an incredible school that teaches the reality of the animal career field. It teaches self discipline, personal instinct to trust, and an incredible amount of respect for the workers in any animal field. The staff are so incredibly patient and truly show their passion to teach and to love the animals we work with on an everyday basis. Being able to work with animals everyday in class only better creates a self confidence that has to be grown. This institute ensured me a successful career working with animals that no other school could do. I happily recommend it to anyone who is driven and ready to put in the work!Kelcey Harris

According to wikipedia, Penn Foster High School is a U.S. for-profit high school. The school was founded in 1890, and is now one of the largest high schools in the United States with over 50,000 students currently enrolled across all 50 states. The school is regionally and nationally accredited. It is headquartered in Scranton, Pennsylvania. It offers a complete high school diploma program that students can complete. The school also offers several high school concentration programs including an early college program for students looking to get a head start on their college education, as well as vocational concentrations in carpentry, plumbing, electrical, health care. In 1890, a newspaper editor named Thomas J. Foster founded what would become Penn Foster High School, Penn Foster Career School, and Penn Foster College to provide coal miners with the education they needed to advance in their careers and increase worker safety. At the turn of the century, the school was officially known as the International Correspondence Schools (ICS), and one out of every 27 adults in the US had taken an ICS course. In December 2009, Penn Foster was purchased by test preparation and educational support company The Princeton Review from its previous owner, the Wicks Group, a private equity firm that had bought the high school from Thomson Corporation in 2007. On May 18, 2012, the Princeton Review brand name and operations were bought for $33 million by Charlesbank Capital Partners, a private-equity firm. The parent company was renamed Education Holdings 1, Inc. Penn Foster High School allows students to earn their high school diploma, regardless of their education background. All students take a core curriculum of classes, as well as five elective courses. Students may use these elective courses to focus on specific industries, such as Health Care, Information Technology, and Building Technology, or may take approved college level courses.[2] Penn Foster High School has an open enrollment policy, students can start at any time. Students and graduates can access Penn Foster Career Services, which helps students find a job through resume and cover letter preparation, job search assistance, and interview tips. Penn Foster High School is regionally accredited for grades 9-12 by the Commission on Secondary Schools of the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools.[3] and nationally accredited by the DEAC.[4] Penn Foster High School is also accredited by AdvancED and Penn Foster High School is licensed by the Pennsylvania Department Of EducationBon-Fils Antoine

I’ve been doing Penn Foster online schooling for almost a whole year now. I’ve found this online experience a great one. They are very helpful in all ways possible. I’ve called a few time and their stuff is helpful and kind. They help so much with the questions you ask and reassurance you need. You go at your own past, fast, or as slow as you want. I’ve struggled so much in the past with schools , I’ve been to over 6+ schools and I started at the point have an IEP/ taking classes for it. Penn Foster online High School, has helped me understand so much and I love how I can learn at my own past. The price is also reasonable. I can stay up till 3AM and do my work. I’ve finished a class in a whole week at times. I’d stay really hard. Not only that Penn Foster always keeps you up to date on thing that are happening with your account. Your account will be updated as you keep going with your classes and much more. Thanks to Penn Foster, I’m going to have my Diploma in the next month or two.Taylor Hawkins

I am the mother of two students at Penn Foster who just graduated. They are 15 and 17 years of age. They were placed in Penn Foster due to being bullied by teachers at their local school. My oldest enrolled with 0 credits in Oct of 2019 and my youngest enrolled with 7 credits in June of 2020. My oldest graduated Dec 07, 2020 and my youngest graduated Dec 23. 2020. They loved that they could go as slow or as fast as the wanted. They loved not having a schedule or having to have any interactions with teachers. Their overall experience was great. I have one more student, my 16 year old step-daughter working on it now. She's 41% done. We also have a 14 year old who will be enrolling once done with 8th grade. I thank you Penn Foster for existing and making their experience a great one.Stacey Campbell

Im really glad I found this school to pursue my ultrasound career. The teachers and staff were amazing, our ultrasound teachers were there for us 100% of the time. Mary Beth stayed after class and tutored me almost everyday for a few hours. The faculty at this school truly care about their students and the education they are receiving, they go above and beyond to help us achieve our goals. I would highly recommend this program to anyone looking to go to school for ultrasound. They have a variety of machines to learn on as well as phantoms. It’s very challenging but very rewarding, you get what you put into it!victoria arnold

I come for a massage every 2 to 3 wks and every student/massage therapist that I have had has been very professional, pleasant, knowledgeable and respectful but most importantly each person truly wants to be good at what they do! Not any of them would get any complaints from me! I have been very happy going there and meeting each one and my massage experience’s have really helped my neck and back pain! Thank you so much!Karen Kimet

Great Lakes offers a wide variety of programs to get you started in the medical field. I toured the facility with the intent on becoming a nurse, but after seeing everything Great Lakes offered I am now working towards my associates in surgical technology. I would also point out that the entire staff puts a lot of effort into everything they do because they truly want everybody to succeed in anything they do.joshua weunski

If you’re looking to go to trade school for automotive this is the right school for you. First and foremost, the school is small in terms of the student size meaning you’ll have a smaller classroom and more hands on practice with the professors. The classes are divided into 13 classes, one classes per month ranging from 8am to 2pm however breaks are given during class and most of the time you’re leaving before 2pm. The professors are total sweethearts, they do their best to make sure you understand every little things. All the help is provided for you at no extra cost included tutoring if you felt like you didn’t do well in a certain class. Can’t forget the ladies up front, they do their best as well to provide a structure system for the school to run at its best and the President itself is amazing. Being a student at Lincoln Tech also comes with great advantages, you’ll be recognize anywhere as soon as you say you’re a Lincoln Tech student ( that also includes the discounts you get at certain locations). When you attend Lincoln Tech you’re not just going to a trade school but a community, a community that will stay with you through your whole career. Best decision I’ve made to transfer from college to Lincoln Tech. Here are a few pictures of us working on a engine.Tiara Ortiz

THIS SCHOOL IS AMAZING! The instructors are very informative and patient. The school is designed for each student to pass…. NOT FAIL! This school is great and I would refer anyone. The instructors take the time to provide a "for dummies" type of laymon's terms for students who have no previous knowledge of automobile repair. I'm learning so much and look forward to learning more. Text book, laptop and hands on learning. (Not to mention seriously fun!) Custom tailored to each student… Excellent garage set up too! Several different years, makes, and models of vehicles to work on and ANY associated tools you may need are ALL AVAILABLE for student use. This is the school you want!Ashley Charles

when I Enrolled in class and to be honest, I was very nervous about starting. But honestly the moment I walked in the door It felt like a big family, when I spoke to the instructor's they were very nice, and they really care about your education and want you to succeed it's not one person in the building that won't help you when you need it. You really learn a lot about automotive technology and the best part is the program is hands on I mean you do have classroom time but that comes with any school also if you need help you can stay after class or come in an extra day for more help. If you're looking to change or start a new career Lincoln tech is the place you want to be!!!!Portia Forbes

I went to this location a few months back because my dog needs special behavioral attention during visits due to previous trauma. My understanding was this was a service they offered. My first visit was great but my recent visit was a complete 180. The vet took no steps to put my dog at ease nor communicate with me before approaching my dog. The way he asked me to hold my dog put all three us at risk. The vet seemed timid and terrified. Instead of trying to make this a less traumatic experience, he brought the wrong needle, causing my dog to bleed on the exam room floor. The vet then tried to scurry out of the room as I was asking questions. Luckily the vet tech was there to offer help and guidance. The vet tech was fantastic and actually answered more of my questions than the vet. The vet was unprofessional and he didn’t provide the care and attention that we chose this location for.Brouse House

After a not-so-great experience at our previous vet, I was on the search for a new vet. Since Heart and Paw is close to my house, and the reviews are phenomenal, I decided to give them a chance. We just got back from our first visit and I LOVED this practice! The nurse and two female doctors were absolutely wonderful with my two apprehensive coonhounds. They sat on the floor to make them more comfortable and explained everything to us, all the while being very mindful and kind to the our dogs. They definitely put my overprotective momma bear worries at ease, and even more importantly, provided an environment that created the least amount of stress for my babes. In addition, they quoted us prices beforehand so there was no sticker shock. Would HIGHLY recommend to owners whose dogs are apprehensive and timid, and who seek a very welcoming atmosphere.Chrissy Griffoni

Wonderful staff, from front desk to vet tech to vets. Brought in both dogs and one got off leash before I walked in and had to chase the one in the parking lot, while front staff took my second dog. When I finally got to my pet safely, I saw about 6 different staff members outside trying to help catch my runaway. Super friendly staff. Vet listened to my concerns and gave their medical opinion and helped me understand how to treat my fur baby. Definitely liked the fact that they quote you prior to providing their services. The staff won my trust and I will absolutely continue to go here and recommend anyone to use them!rebecca petrasso

Intellectual point is amazing and highly recommend it to everyone, I came into this program threw Vet Tech and not knowing a single thing about Cyber Security or IT. They provide everything needed to succeed and pass. Their motto is Trust The Process, when I first started in my Devops Pathway my first class was Security plus, I was overwhelmed and didn’t think I had what it took to make it threw, the support is amazing, always there at any given time of day for questions about the process to help with the program. I just passed my Security Plus exam and onto the next part of my pathway. Prem is an amazing teacher with a lot of knowledge, encourages you and pushes you to exceed your goals. The staff at intellectual point are top notch, you will not find anyone else that will go above and beyond to help you succeed in your Pathway or journey.Josh Avera

Intellectual point provided a great experience and outstanding support from start to finish. There was always someone available to assist when needed and the team environment going through the course was very helpful, motivating and built confidence. All the staff were professional and extremely knowledgeable. The instructional method and materials were easy to understand and provided a great foundation of the required concepts. I was able to grasp the material quickly, felt confident heading into my exam and passed first time! I highly recommend Intellectual point for anyone looking to get some phenomenal IT training regardless of experience level.Mark Cappiello

I was trying to get my security+ certificate 6 months ago, however I did self-study but I did not know anything about it. My friend recommended intellectual point. I signed up for the program after four weeks I have learned so much that I was confident that I will pass the security+ exam which I did on first attempt. Intellectual point teaches the fundamentals and concept not just prepare you for the exam. The teaching method, instructors and study group all help you to learn. Whenever there was a question, someone was available to answer. Thank you so much all instructors and study group.Ahmad Jamshid

I went to Pennco Tech in 2017 for the Pharmacy Technician program. This program was run very well. The instructors (Cattell and Ortiz) were very qualified, and cared about our success. I feel prepared to enter the pharmacy field because of their teaching, and I will always be thankful for my experience with them. However, the admin staff and some of the other program staff can at times seem unapproachable and uncaring towards students who are not in their programs. I highly recommend going to Pennco if you want to become a pharmacy technician, but I would do more research and talk to others before signing up for any other program. Admissions can be very pushy and seems to care more about numbers and quotas than helping you find the best career path for you. They lied to me and said the class was filled with all 25 spots and that I would not be able to get in if I did not put down $100 today. This turned out to be a lie as the class only had 8 people. Overall Pennco is a good school, but it may not be the best for you.Briana Mason

Don't waste your money here attending the Medical Assistance program, their instructors are terrible. The administration here pretty much takes literally anyone that will agree to pay for classes, and as a result the police will frequently hang out down the street running plates for warrants because they know they'll get hits. The Electrician Program is pretty great however. I've heard great things about the automotive courses as well. The electrical instructors have about 60 years of experience in the field, combined. First Term instructor is very funny, and was very good at giving extra tutoring. Term Two instructor is very knowledgeable on material in the Electrician course. He has the entire NEC memorized. Term Three instructor is really there to push you to the limit, he won't make things easy on you and adjusts the curriculum to the skill level of the class. Overall, if you want a good experience here, I recommend the Electrician program.Evan Giammona

This school is a trap. It looks good from outside but the inside is not as professional or serious as it seems or is made to look. Some of the teachers are extremely under qualified and should not be in teaching positions. They do not elaborate or explain the subjects for the students to understand. They also tell students things that are BLATANTLY WRONG, i don’t know if it is to be funny or they don’t know what’s going on. Also, they do not stand on ANY of the rules they set in the beginning before you actually attend the school. I am in my third term and have come to far to drop out and won’t get any money back, which is the main and only reason I still attend, but in all honesty if I gotta choice to do it over I would not, even if it wasn’t for the full $20,000 this school would still not be worth it.Isaiah Ortiz

In the past 3 months, Bryn Mawr Vet has changed dramatically for the worse. First of all all the vets left the practice but one. All the reception area staff left and there are a few new people learning as they go along. My call are not answered. My veterinary appointments are registered incorrectly as “routine” for a medical concern (a lump in my poodles mammary gland), “routine exam” for a booster; they seem to out of medications which the single remaining veterinarian recommends, then says, oops, we don’t have that, but you can use this instead??? I have taken all of my pets here for decades and after today’s incident, I am shopping for a new vet; my poodle’s heart medication was supposed to be refilled, I called to make sure and was told we will call you when it is ready and was never accredited. I just got off the phone with the receptionist after being told, oops, another mix up, the med had been put on the list to refill, but hadn’t been. The remaining vet is still excellent and I appreciate the practice of giving vaccines in my presence (other vets take the animal to another room what is that all about???). Sad, but looks like this excellent practice is another COVID victim.Karin S

My poor young dog woke up limping (very badly) on the day after Thanksgiving. I am so grateful they squeezed us in and diagnosed him immediately with LYME disease ! Amazingly, after one dose of medicine, he was practically his old self. The next day he was running around perfectly !!! Yay !!!! We have used this practice for multiple pets over many years, and they’re always professional and responsive. Personable, talented, and convenient too. I thoroughly appreciate Bryn Mawr Vet !Joan Kirsch

Excellent staff. Everyone is attentive, friendly and professional and take a personal interest in your pet. We are so grateful to Dr. Munden for her amazing care for our boy Zoot. She texted us at all hours with updates and included pix and videos. You can tell she has a genuine love for animals and a keen empathy for their anxious parents.Bill Moller

Very thankful for this place because they saved my cat! My cat was very lethargic and I was recommended to schedule exploratory surgery asap from the previous vet even when they were unsure about their own examination… I called Caring Hands early in the morning to see if they could see my cat and they squeezed me into their schedule and I am very grateful that they were so kind enough to do this. The entire visit was roughly an hour and they examined my cat and listened to my worries about her throat. Dr. Thomas checked her throat and said it was inflamed and that there was nothing wrong with her intestines! Can't believe I almost went through with the exploratory surgery. Thank you so much, Caring Hands! Love the service and the staff. I have already came here with most of my cats and they provided me only the best. I truly appreciate this place!Synchrone

When my wife and I walked in and made an appointment. The staff was nice, and the appointment was made they asked for a $50. deposit that will go towards the total cost of the appointment. The day of the appointment was here, and we were there on time. The visit went well, I asked the tech if the $50 will be deducted. She said yes it will. At checkout it took about 20 to 25 minutes. The two Tech were making up their mines of what color shoes to buy. When I get home, I looked at the receipt. Well, the $50. did not get deducted. I called, No one picked up the phone. I called the next day at 9:19am left a message the day went by; I got no call back. I went there after work, and it still took over 30 minutes to refund the money on my card. This is no way to treat a first-time customer. I will not go back.David Rivera

Although I was happy bringing our puppy here at first, now I am changing to Hopewell Vet in Huntingdon Valley. I called today to make an appt and they had nothing available until 8/26! I was told to call Monday to see if someone cancelled & if not I could drop her off. I asked what that meant. I would be dropping her off to sit in a crate all day until Dr. Thomas was finished with his surgeriesand had time to fit her in!! CLOSED on Wednesday's and some days don't open until 12pm. I do not recommend this vet.Andrea McHugh

Dr. Myers is the absolute best! As no vets in my area are taking new patients, I have a very sick chicken. I was so grateful for my call with her. She is highly knowledgeable, thoughtful and understanding. She is honest about the illnesses chickens can have, how it can affect your flock, the precautions to take and gives you all of the information you need to care for them. Even the information of what the worst is for your flock if it is a very serious sickness was helpful. I appreciate this so much. I am so relieved for the help she has given me. It really made me feel better about the care I was doing and what I need to do next. Overall, a fantastic experience and I highly recommend Dr. Myers.Tomi Knepp

Used Vetster to book an appointment, I was looking for something really soon and was able to find something rather quickly. The entire process from setting up an account, finding a doctor (and looking at their profile/reviews), making payment, connecting via video and following up was so easy and intuitive. It was one of the most seamless processes I've been through. On top of that, the doctor I was connected with (Dr. Jennifer Lopez) was absolutely amazing. She was timely, helpful, knowledgeable, and understand. I felt really good leaving our appointment about next steps with my puppy. 10/10 would recommend.Natashia Shields

Speaking with Dr. Alice Wang was a wonderful experience. She is very knowledgeable, personable, and empathetic. She had reviewed my dog's case before the appointment, so we were able to jump right into the problem without me having to repeat everything I had already typed out. She addressed all of my questions, and I was given clear instructions on how to proceed with my pet's plan of care, what to look out for, and when to contact her for a follow-up. I will definitely book appointments with her in the future!Charlotte Thompson

I brought both of my cats to see Dr Cantor this week. My cats are very skittish around new people and I haven’t had good experiences when it comes to vets. But I have to say, Dr Cantor was amazing. He was very kind, compassionate, and understanding. He laid out all of our options and I couldn’t be happier. I’ve never seen my cats so calm at the vet. 10 out of 10 would highly recommend. As a matter of fact, everyone that I encountered from office staff, to vet tech, to veterinarian were all great. I highly recommend.Joan Lister

I just wanted to say thank you for your continued care with our new fur babies. You were the sole care provider for our first two furry children Rocco & Sparky. You always had the right answers and when the time finally came to make adult decisions you were understanding and honest. That helped to ease our burden. And now you are once again responsible for our two newest fur baby puppies Phineas and Patrick. We look forward to your continued wonderful care with our greatest joy!Henry Lawrence

I am so happy with the service, attention and staff at Rawhnhurst Vet Hospital. Everyone is very pleasant and helpful. I was looking for a vet for my new puppy and I am so glad I decided to make an appointment here. The doctor explains things clearly and thoroughly. The nurses and staff are kind and try to accommodate my needs. Definitely a great place to take care of your pet!Iliana Acevedo

I went to the Pearson Testing Center at DeVry to take my PECT. The building was easy to find and the testing center was very nice, but most importantly the staff I interacted with were incredibly welcoming. Deb is the best! She calmed me down from my nerves prior to the test and was incredibly encouraging. She was there at every break letting me back into the building or letting me know where things were like the bathroom and the drinking fountain. I felt so taken care of by her and that she truly cared about my wellbeing. She was there when I found out I passed and let me hug her in celebration. I'm so thankful for Deb!Allison Canfield

Don't spend a penny at this "school". Keller alum here (2008-2011). Just like the other reviewers said, you are getting a community college education at best, and the tuition is astronomically higher. I am so glad that my former employer paid 90% of my tuition as this "degree" didn't really help me at all. I think my total tuition was about $30,000! What a joke. My former employer (Citizens Bank) paid all but about $5,000. I lucked out. If you want to go back to school, try a community college which is almost free. Do not apply here…they accept everyone.Josep T

I attended the Pearson Vue Testing Center at DeVry University in Fort Washington for my Azure exam and this center is easily accessible off the PA Turnpike and provided a quiet area to take the exam. Deb managed initiating my exam and walking me through the process. She is very pleasant and gave me a comforting feeling before taking my exam, which I passed. I would recommend this testing center for those in the area looking for a good facility to take their exam.Matthew Gehret