U.S. Career Institute

U.S. Career Institute is affordable but the education is worthless. An imbecile could complete the certificate programs. In fact, the only admission criteria into the certificate programs is a high school diploma, which the school does not even verify. The coursework is pretty much all simple multiple choice. It did not prepare me at all to earn my Certified Professional Coder credential. After completing the program, this was very clear, so I completed additional study elsewhere to obtain my Certified Professional Coder credential.
Also, I doubt anyone finishes U.S. Career Institute’s Success Promise program. This program guarantees you will be hired in the career field within 6 months or your money back. Each week there are assignments to complete and your instructor will constantly threaten to expel you from the program. I never missed an assignment, but my instructor threatened to expel me because she did not like a few words in my resume and once over a punctuation mark. Every time I corrected the resume according to her wishes, she found something else to dislike and threatened to expel me again. It was like dealing with someone with an untreated personality disorder. Constant ups and downs and crazy-​making.
If you are serious about making a career change, you will need to invest in a brick and mortar school. Places like U.S. Career Institute need to stop taking advantage of vulnerable job seekers.