11/30/2025 via Google

11/30/2025
via Google

If you are considering attending this school, I would advise caution due to its unprofessional environment. I have chosen to remain anonymous for personal reasons. While the school's expectation of 100% attendance is reasonable, its outdated facilities are a concern. The air conditioning system was malfunctioning for months, and the classrooms were extremely hot due to the outside weather conditions. The administration's response to this issue was inadequate, as they suggested relocating to a service room without providing a viable solution. I paid approximately $10,000 in tuition, yet the school failed to maintain basic amenities. The administration treats students like children, restricting their access to essential supplies and requiring an 'adult' to be present. Additionally, the school is behind schedule in providing incentives, which are intended to motivate students to perform well. These incentives are often delayed by months, making it difficult for students to feel motivated. The staff appears welcoming during the registration process, but their attitude changes once you are enrolled. The hour clock system is also unreliable, occasionally malfunctioning and causing discrepancies. The administration places undue pressure on students to bring in clients, and recently mandated that students sell bingo tickets, which was perceived as overly aggressive. This approach highlights the school's prioritization of financial gain over student well-being. Furthermore, the school's hygiene standards are lacking, as evidenced by the reuse of gowns with makeup residue from previous graduates. Students are required to wear uniforms, but the school does not provide them or offer a discount. The packages provided to students at the beginning of their program are minimal and inadequate. While the school does provide some supplies, they are often insufficient or of poor quality. The administration's claims of providing necessary supplies are misleading, as they charge extra for these items without delivering adequate value. One positive aspect of the program is the inclusion of a drill and lamp. However, multiple students have reported not receiving their smocks until a month or more after starting the program. Overall, the school has significant potential, but its administration's attitude and policies hinder its ability to provide a quality education. I hope that the administration will take these concerns seriously and implement changes to improve the student experience. Update: 8 months later and i have yet to receive my Incentive.. Replying: Ah yes, nothing says professionalism like arguing with students in the reviews. Thanks for confirming what I wrote.🩷

10/22/2025 via Google

10/22/2025
via Google

If you are considering attending this school, I would advise caution due to its unprofessional environment. I have chosen to remain anonymous for personal reasons. While the school's expectation of 100% attendance is reasonable, its outdated facilities are a concern. The air conditioning system was malfunctioning for months, and the classrooms were extremely hot due to the outside weather conditions. The administration's response to this issue was inadequate, as they suggested relocating to a service room without providing a viable solution. I paid approximately $10,000 in tuition, yet the school failed to maintain basic amenities. The administration treats students like children, restricting their access to essential supplies and requiring an 'adult' to be present. Additionally, the school is behind schedule in providing incentives, which are intended to motivate students to perform well. These incentives are often delayed by months, making it difficult for students to feel motivated. The staff appears welcoming during the registration process, but their attitude changes once you are enrolled. The hour clock system is also unreliable, occasionally malfunctioning and causing discrepancies. The administration places undue pressure on students to bring in clients, and recently mandated that students sell bingo tickets, which was perceived as overly aggressive. This approach highlights the school's prioritization of financial gain over student well-being. Furthermore, the school's hygiene standards are lacking, as evidenced by the reuse of gowns with makeup residue from previous graduates. Students are required to wear uniforms, but the school does not provide them or offer a discount. The packages provided to students at the beginning of their program are minimal and inadequate. While the school does provide some supplies, they are often insufficient or of poor quality. The administration's claims of providing necessary supplies are misleading, as they charge extra for these items without delivering adequate value. One positive aspect of the program is the inclusion of a drill and lamp. However, multiple students have reported not receiving their smocks until a month or more after starting the program. Overall, the school has significant potential, but its administration's attitude and policies hinder its ability to provide a quality education. I hope that the administration will take these concerns seriously and implement changes to improve the student experience. Update: 8 months later and i have yet to receive my Incentive.. Replying: Ah yes, nothing says professionalism like arguing with students in the reviews. Thanks for confirming what I wrote.🩷

9/28/2025 via Google

9/28/2025
via Google

If you are considering attending this school, I would advise caution due to its unprofessional environment. I have chosen to remain anonymous for personal reasons. While the school's expectation of 100% attendance is reasonable, its outdated facilities are a concern. The air conditioning system was malfunctioning for months, and the classrooms were extremely hot due to the outside weather conditions. The administration's response to this issue was inadequate, as they suggested relocating to a service room without providing a viable solution. I paid approximately $10,000 in tuition, yet the school failed to maintain basic amenities. The administration treats students like children, restricting their access to essential supplies and requiring an 'adult' to be present. Additionally, the school is behind schedule in providing incentives, which are intended to motivate students to perform well. These incentives are often delayed by months, making it difficult for students to feel motivated. The staff appears welcoming during the registration process, but their attitude changes once you are enrolled. The hour clock system is also unreliable, occasionally malfunctioning and causing discrepancies. The administration places undue pressure on students to bring in clients, and recently mandated that students sell bingo tickets, which was perceived as overly aggressive. This approach highlights the school's prioritization of financial gain over student well-being. Furthermore, the school's hygiene standards are lacking, as evidenced by the reuse of gowns with makeup residue from previous graduates. Students are required to wear uniforms, but the school does not provide them or offer a discount. The packages provided to students at the beginning of their program are minimal and inadequate. While the school does provide some supplies, they are often insufficient or of poor quality. The administration's claims of providing necessary supplies are misleading, as they charge extra for these items without delivering adequate value. One positive aspect of the program is the inclusion of a drill and lamp. However, multiple students have reported not receiving their smocks until a month or more after starting the program. Overall, the school has significant potential, but its administration's attitude and policies hinder its ability to provide a quality education. I hope that the administration will take these concerns seriously and implement changes to improve the student experience. Update: 4 months later and i have yet to receive my Incentive.. Replying: Ah yes, nothing says professionalism like arguing with students in the reviews. Thanks for confirming what I wrote.🩷