ITT Technical Institute

This school promotes flexible schedules, and they refuse to work with their students to accommodate classes around the students work, and home. I am currently a student here, and informed the staff I could only do night classes. I have since been enrolled in day classes, and weekend classes. The reason I enrolled was the fact that they would accommodate only night classes. I had to drop classes because of the inadequacy of the staff. One of the facilitators informed me I needed to make sacrifices to attend this school. I would not recommend this school to anyone for anything. There are some great staff there, but the admin faculty will not assist in furthering my education.

Visited the Orange campus after a call from one of the recruiters. After informing them I was looking for a Laser Maintenance and Repair or Solar Maintenance and Repair Program, I discovered that they do not offer these high technology programs. Parking structure was ample and close. They were located on the entire first floor of the building. They do not have the entire building. Labs looked adequate with necessary test equipment. Course of instruction for an Electronic Engineering major ran about $ 26,000+. Cybersecurity is another available major. They are particular about what courses may be transferred. I was told they did not accept Tech school training from the military. I found that odd and opportunistic. They pushed for a decision and enrollment on the same day. They were unable to give me financial information without enrollment. Payment covers all courses in the curriculum. High pressure push with multiple closes. They were courteous and helpful. If the curriculums contain what you are looking for they may be an option. I prefer the State College and University systems due to unit transferability. They have a free look policy. It is like a try before you buy.

This isn’t a school, this is a business. You want to spend thousands on a college? At least go to a respectable one where you’ll actually gain some skills and prospective employers won’t laugh in your face. This «school» is a total scam and should be shut down. This is a friendly warning for those naïve fools going on walk-​throughs of this dump. Zero stars!
You’re welcome.

I’m very pleased with the teaching staff many are very well educated, however the way they are treated effects the effectiveness of their teaching. They are punished by the deans and other higher up staff based on student attendance which in a school where most student are running a business, or are in the working force already tend to miss a few classes and drop classes all together. The classes you attend you will learn most of your great knowledge from the instructors and not as much from the text books. These instructors know their stuff very well and will give you that knowledge you so desire. My advise is attend if you have a flexible schedule they use a automated computer to make schedules I’ve had mine completely whacked out every quarter, and have had to have them fix it every quarter. Overall this school is a grade A for %95 of the instructors, grade A %100 on the financial aid staff. Grade F %60 helpfulness on the management staff I’ve seen both men and woman instructors cry after talking with management about increasing the attendance in their classroom or be replaced by another instructor. Not a joke these are great and very dedicated instructors they stay after class to explain anything, and not only teach but enjoy it very much so! This is a great school but lacks moral discipline on the management level they treat the students well but they need to learn to reward the excellent teaching staff as well, by avoiding disciplining staff in cruel and unusual ways!
Example if I have a business that requires my time every tuseday from 8am to 5pm and I have a class between those hours I have to drop not because the instructor but because I run a business, this class I drop will result in a added expense for me duh… But not only does this effect me now a instructor is punished for my actions with no way to avoid this. Hence cruel and unusual circumstances, placed on instructor with no recourse to resolve this from occurring. Fix that and I would give this school a five star.

Can I give this hell hole 0 stars?!
Let’s begin with the sign up process. The representative walks you through the school and tells you fake «success» stories. They take you to the career services department who says they’ve had 99% job placement last year, without mentioning the job doesn’t have to do with your degree and usually is done by the student themselves off craigslist. You leave with the rep, who offers you some crappy coffee, then hands you over to some incompetent financial aid «expert.»
The finance department tells you all sorts of things about how you «qualify for financial aid» which means they’ll take out a huge loan for you with any interest rate possible to make sure you go to their school. Mind you every loan you take out is with a new lender, so after you wise up and leave the school you have 10+ loans with 10+ banks and your chances of consolidation are slim to none.
After signing your life away comes classes. This is where the embarrassment begins. First of all, the attendance policy is a joke. If you miss 3 weeks straight you’re dropped, but if you miss 2 weeks and go for 1 (repeat for the 11 week quarter) and you’re in the clear. Also, ANYONE can get in… I mean ANYONE. No English, no problem. No brain cells, no problem. No sober days for years, no problem. We had people in class that would smoke out in the parking lot, go drink at break, and sleep through class, and they all passed with a B or A in every class.
Also, most of the staff didn’t know what they were talking about. They would often let the class look on Google or in the books for information because they couldn’t answer anyone’s questions. They’d leave class, turn on a YouTube video or a random movie, and come back in an hour to give an assignment that had nothing to do with the video we just watched. I’m sorry, I thought I was done with elementary school video days…
The biggest joke I experienced at this business (don’t ever call this place a school… Ever!) was my Capstone class. This class is the last class you take for your associate degree, and is supposed to be an all-​encompassing class that tests you on everything you’ve heard over the last 2 years. However, in my experience, your final class will consist of no final test, no project, and no rules. If you show up enough and manage not to get kicked out, you’ll get an A+ and look like a genius!
Bottom line: this place is a joke! NEVER EVER GO HERE!

Theres so much i dont know where to begin. Subpar software and shotty computers. Financial aid incompitance. After graduation the career services avoided my calls for sp long I just gave up. I personally would like a refund on my «education». But the best I can hope for is to urge others to not waste time in this school.

I recieved my AS in Criminal Justice fom this campus and I loved evey minute of it. However, when I was done I started the BS in Project management administration and I have to say that it is a complete waste of time. There is only abhandful of instructors that go above and beyond to ensure that we get the education we are looking for. The rest of the administration can care less. They will hunt you down if they need something but heaven forbid you need to get something done. I am very disappointed at how much this school seems to care more about money than anything else. I had lots of fun inmy associates program. I dont understand what happened!!!

School is good until you need to complete some paperwork with financial aid. I have attended the San Diego’s campus and for some reason financial departments are totally different between locations. My only complaint is there charges that occur if you are paying for 45,000 dollars for a education you don’t expect extra charges on top of everything. Charges that are not really explained or discussed.

relatively new campus in Orange, CA.
really nice facilty with a friendly staff.
you can call in to make an appointment and meet with a representative.
mine was coincidentally named Edward too! haha
really nice guy who filled me in on the different programs they had available.
its really a great option if you like small classrooms, classes in the morning or night,
and don’t want to have to deal with scheduling your classes every quarter.
yes, quarter system. (3 months classes) not semester system (6 months classes)
although, it is a bit pricey at $ 45,000 for your AS and another $ 45,000 for your BS.
but it’s tough getting classes at community colleges right now and i dont’ have 3 years to finish my AS so ITT Tech make sense to me!
*ask for Edward. Thanks Ed!