The majority of classes offered at Aparicio-Levy are not worth the money. The most expensive class is the biomedical technician. One of the least worth your 11 months and $3k+. It will not qualify you for anything. The teacher will tell you the certificate will get you hired but the truth is that after attending a very large convention we all found out that not one company spoken with, which was pretty much all of the vendors, stated they would not consider anything under an associate degree.

The woman that teaches this class doesn t even have an Associates degree in biomed. My opinion is she has no business teaching the class. You wind up watching power point after power point and then there s the lectures given from a church pulpit you are forced to watch on you tube.

While you sit there hoping your going to be taught something you finally get the clue she has no intention of teaching you anything. No plans followed. Many days I was happy I had a laptop to do other things. Not class related. We were told to do whatever we wanted to. For 7 hours... No instruction. Nada.

During the course the instructor, used loosely, will be evaluated several times. Each and every time certain students were coached on what to say and given questions with answers so it seems like a real class and that she s a real teacher.

One of the guidance counselors will dump anyone into that class just to get the class to make .

It s total fraud and again a waste of your time and money.

The only legit program taught there is the phlebotomy program. Now, that teacher does her job and does it well. her students learn what they need. I had originally wanted to take that class but was slamdunked into the biomed. I should have done otherwise. The female counselor is notorious for sticking people in that class that have no biz being there.

Not a class act over there. Admin is more than aware of how bad the class is but does nothing. I rank this a ripoff deluxe! One doesn t really expect to ripped off by a public school but this school is equally as much of a ripoff as places like Devry, Sanford Brown, etc. you just don t plan to have your money stolen from you by a public school.

Dissapointed with my Phlebotomy course. Students had to return their textbook the end of the first half of the course, so couldn't use it to study for the certified exam. No clinical rotations or good practical clinical experience which was not explained clearly when I registered. The class was stuffed with too many students for its capacity. Course scheduling is not favourable for students learning, but for the school financial sake!!! Specifically, Phlebotomy students without core were introduced into the same class with students with core in the 2nd half of the course. The instructor had to spend her time to go over the core (quite a bit) for the new students, and so had to rush the rest of the course.