9/4/2024 via Google

9/4/2024
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I would strongly recommend either the phlebotomy or electrical classes. The instructors are extremely dedicated to their students and respective fields. I found my experience with the LPN course, however, to be nothing short of nightmarish. I saved and visited the campus for over 8 months, to ensure a smooth transition into the course, and meet all requirements. During that time, I suffered multiple metatarsal fractures, and received 2 stitches-which I removed myself. I attempted to discuss my concerns, and informed the instructors of my financial limitations on multiple occasions-only to be ignored. I also had a number of unpleasant experiences with the student services coordinator. During one incident, I intervened in what could have been a physical altercation at a graduation ceremony. I myself stood in line for forty minutes in a fracture boot, to resubmit documentation for the 4th time-only to have a rolling chair jerked away from me, by the same student services coordinator. On the day I was fitted for, and purchased scrubs that cost a weeks salary, an instructor intentionally marked me absent and refused to hand me a work study sheet. The instructors were often late, had students print their own homework and study sheets, were dressed unprofessionally, were discourteous and disrespectful, and exhibited frustration-when asked simple questions. I struggle as to why anyone would pay for this level of service. I dropped the class, forfeited my assistance, and lost most of my resources to avoid the continued frustration of dealing with the instructors. An infinitely more qualified young woman and mother from my phlebotomy class had a similar experience. The school president and board of regents somehow find this acceptable. Their sense of obligation to working class students and the communities they represent is painfully clear.

8/7/2024 via Google

8/7/2024
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4/10/2024 via Google

4/10/2024
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I would strongly recommend either the phlebotomy or electrical classes. The instructors are extremely dedicated to their students and respective fields. I found my experience with the LPN course, however, to be nothing short of nightmarish. I saved and visited the campus for over 8 months, to ensure a smooth transition into the course, and meet all requirements. During that time, I suffered multiple metatarsal fractures, and received 2 stitches-which I removed myself. I attempted to discuss my concerns, and informed the instructors of my financial limitations on multiple occasions-only to be ignored. I also had a number of unpleasant experiences with the student services coordinator. During one incident, I intervened in what could have been a physical altercation at a graduation ceremony. I myself stood in line for forty minutes in a fracture boot, to resubmit documentation for the 4th time-only to have a rolling chair jerked away from me, by the same student services coordinator. On the day I was fitted for, and purchased scrubs that cost a weeks salary, an instructor intentionally marked me absent and refused to hand me a work study sheet. The instructors were often late, had students print their own homework and study sheets, were dressed unprofessionally, were discourteous and disrespectful, and exhibited frustration-when asked simple questions. I struggle as to why anyone would pay for this level of service. I dropped the class, forfeited my assistance, and lost most of my resources to avoid the continued frustration of dealing with the instructors.