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I enrolled in this school expecting a quality CNA education for the lowest price. The old adage " you get what you pay for & you pay for what you get" proved only to be partially true in their case. On an almost weekly basis they added on some other expense we would need to cover in the guise of "additional" tests.
As if the tests were not enough, the class was interrupted because the instructor went on a week long vacation (two weeks into the course) and NO SUBSTITUTE was scheduled.
Finally, when it got down to the clinical portion of the class, much to our disgrace, there was NO site for us to do the clinical portion...
After all this one would expect to (at the very least) be refunded they're money, right? WRONG! The administration has gone as far as to threaten to call the police on students who have attempted to get some answers.
MY ADVICE TO YOU IS TO TAKE YOUR $$$ TO A SCHOOL THAT WILL GIVE WHAT YOU PAY FOR ... EDUCATION ( NOT HEARTACHE & HYPERTENSION)!
@njoku I hope you're right, because I'm going there on february too. I really hope it's not a bad school. I mean I already went to apply to Harris School but man they are expensive..too much money even with financia aid. So I'm giving this tiny school a try I really hope that they are not what the person above me is saying they are. It's hard to find a school as cheap as this one others double the price. I hope it works for me.
This is not true! This must be written by a disgruntled and lazy student who thought he could by grades with his money. Many students have successfully completed their training and are happily working. I am a graduate of the school and proud of my accomplishment so are many other students.