Medical training

I have rated this school higher than it deserves, but "1" is the lowest rating I can possibly give.

I attended a full-time medical program not too long ago. After the program, I found out that the core language and physiology courses were delivered twice as fast as what is considered accelerated delivery at a competitor college. The first week of medical terminology, we had to do a Language of Medicine chapter every day, arrive for a quiz each of Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, with an exam on Friday. The hasty delivery no doubt saved this college a great deal of expense for instructor fees. Students who did all the homework said homework took up to 10 hours per day. Employed students had difficulty keeping up. Students who were concerned about being competent workers in the medical profession were not reassured by the brutally short classroom delivery time.

In addition, the college charges extremely high tuition fees. Student loan funding does not cover tuition at this school, so expect to work or have other financial support besides a student loan. Research also revealed that the texts the school provided with the program could be ordered from Chapters for about half or less than we were charged.

I previously completed a post-secondary program at another college and worked hard to achieve a range of A to B grades. I know what I am talking about when I say anywhere else has to be better than this poor excuse for a training institution.

In my opinion, this is a horrible school. Save yourself a lot of aggravation and go somewhere else.