Medical Allied Career Center Inc.

Great staff and teachers who are extremely knowledgeable and helpful. I would recommend this school to anyone who is looking for a quality education

I have been attending West Coast University since August 2014 for my Bachelor in Science of Nursing degree. I was unhappily working as a waitress, so I decided to take evening Nursing Assistant classes to get as much experience in the field as possible. Coming to Medical Allied Career Center was one of the smartest decisions I’ve ever made. In all honesty, I wish I found this school before enrolling at WCU so I could have worked as an LVN while studying to become an RN. I first met with Monica, and she completely sold me on the program. Then I met with Denia (who is amazing), and she helped me throughout the entire course. If any of you are debating whether or not to take CNA classes, I highly recommend it. It is hard work but great experience as you further your nursing career. Miss Lin (the instructor) is intelligent, compassionate, patient, and understanding. She takes the time to ensure each and every student understands the lessons. She pushed me in the right direction and I am forever grateful. I love this school!

Overall i had a great experience at Medical Allied Career Center. This school was cheaper than most and the staff were great. There might of been things i didnt agree with here and there but overall its a good school. If it wasnt for denia i wouldnt have attended this school. She reached out to me and told me about the school and helped me with the admission process and i will forever be thankful. Cynthia is awesome too. She helped with all my concerns and with registering for the NCLEX and i passed. In order to succeed you must do your part and not magically think it will be done for you. The staff Especially Ms. liz really want you to pass and succeed because many chances are given to students something that many schools do not tolerate.

Many people have different points of views about this school whether they have bad ones or good ones but overall this school pretty fair and the cost was actually cheaper than other LVN schools. Some students like to blame the teacher for not succeeding in the program but there is only so much a teacher can do to help you understand the material. I took notes, read and followed the curriculum and guess what? I passed. It wasn’t easy but our teacher Mrs. Cara showed us everything we needed to know about being a vocational nurse. If anyone is thinking of coming here versus Everest or American career college I wouldn’t hesitate. They really do care for your success!

I went to lvn school here about 3 years ago. During that time many changes were being implemented and with change, there is a transition process to get through. As for the quality of instruction, I feel my teachers were on par with most professors when I got my degree in college. This isnt high school and nobody is going to hold your hand all the way through, but everyone here wants you to succeed and will provide the help you need. It’s up to you to study and read the material. Remember, this course constitutes as first year RN school and you are able to transfer to a junior college after you get your license. As for the staff, Cynthia has helped me so many different ways and kept me updated and informed with any issues I ever had with the school. Denia was a tremendous help with my resume and provided me with leads to jobs, which ultimately landed me a job at the hospital. Lastly, the owners were very forgiving with a situation I had while I was in school and did all they could to help me. I read a review about how someone thought they were all about money. Like all business owners, they need to make money in order to keep running and if you sign a contract for a payment plan, they expect you to keep your end of the bargain. Overall, this school has been a good experience and has helped me get a good career in the medical field.

There is one employee who is so irresponsible, who makes promises that never really does. Don’t waste your time talking to Denia. She is not worth your time so irresponsible. She will make you wait for the longest and you will never receive any information at all from her unless you bug her just for about 6 times. Talk to Monica so much better. Bad experience. Denial is not helping at all. You have to remind her every single little detail. Who even hired her? So disappointed. Bad employee for the business. Sad. I guess I got the wrong timing.

This school is very professional with excellent staffing. I finished their LVN course. Their approach to teaching and education is very hands-​on. They provide real world situation and awareness that all nurses need. Look into other programs that they offer cause they are pretty flexible as far as classes go. They know what it’s like in the medical industry and they know how hard it is to attend school and work at the same time.

The instructors are really helpful and I felt very supported throughout the phlebotomy technician course. The staff were always available when I had any questions. I highly recommend this school.

Do your self a favor and look for another school I took there phlebotomy course and since day 1 they were unorganized. They didn’t have the necessary supplies for the class for example blood drawing needles, tubes or soap and paper towels. I signed up with Cynthia she is so sweet over the phone and during the sign up process but once your in she is RUDE and very unprofessional. THIS SCHOOL DOES NOT TAKE CARE OF THERE STUDENTS. What a waste of time and money and to top it off I’m still dealing with them. The only positive thing I can say about this school is that there CPR class is great David is a wonderful instructor. Other than that go else where.

Incredibly knowledgable staff — I took the CPR class as part of my training and was given a lot of tips that I was not aware of. David, our instructor, gave us a lot of opportunities to answer all of my questions.
Will be returning to the school in the future