This school is a scam. Everything is so unorganized, the administration is no help and they do not care about their students. I wouldn’t recommend this school to anyone

Before coming to this school, I was shocked with some of the reviews that were rated as 1 because maybe these students probably had a bad experience in the past but I had the best experience when coming to this school because I have achieved more here than any other colleges that I have been to. The last college that I went to was a bad experience for me because over there they didn’t really care about my goals and my hard work didn’t pay off but coming to this school has changed that for me. I know Concorde is expensive but I recommend it because it’s a good school. I got started with the DA program here and graduated and got a job. It has been such a great experience because the admissions, teachers, and staff are awesome here. My admissions is awesome. She has been guiding me to the right directions, the teachers had pushed me to do better, and the student services has helped me find a job after I completed my DA program here. That’s what I have achieved in this school and now my next step is to get into the DH program because that’s my long term goal and I consider Concorde as my home. They care and they are there for you and they fight so hard to help you achieve your goals. My only tip would be to keep in touch with them to make sure if there’s any changes or not because things can change and to not give up on your goals. This school has taught me how to think positive and has a positive reinforcement. So this school has been a blessing to me!

I chose Concorde because I was ready to be a nurse after years of caregiving. I went for a tour and ended up leaving being signed up for the PN program. They are after your money and it is very apparent. Now I wish I would have just stuck it out at Front Range in the RN program. I have 35,000 dollars in debt from here and credits that will not transfer ANYWHERE. I want to be a nurse practitioner at some point in my life and this will set me back since I will have to take most of these courses over. Overall the teachers were great. The pharmacology and OB teacher are amazing and I will be thankful for both of them always. I do feel like I learned a lot from the program and am prepared to be a nurse, but I will also tell you I don’t. I just graduated last month. So that being said COVID affected how we finished school majorly. The simulation lab and PN lab we paid probably the most for in our tuition we barely got to use. We did simulation on the computer and some clinicals on the computer as well. How can we be the best nurses when that’s what we were offered. I understand COVID is an uncontrollable situation but it is not our fault so why did we still have to pay for what we didn’t get full use of. I know for sure the simulation lab itself was probably most of our tuition. The whole time I was at concorde I had problem with financial aid. Being pulled out of class for problems I didn’t know anything about and also getting emails saying I would be withdrawn for non payment all the time when I had a financial aid plan? For people looking into going here, come here only if you have to or only if you don’t want to be an RN or anything where you need the credits to transfer. Also know they are after your money, they will make it apparent that’s all they need from you.One last shout out to the clinical coordinator. You work so hard to make sure we get our clinical hours completed. You were the reason our cohort graduated! You worked endlessly to get us hours during this pandemic. I am so grateful for you and being able to graduate on time. Also the clinical experiences you get to do through Concorde are great. The last round I did with an instructor I learned sooooo much. He is AMAZING I think he is teaching math now and doing clinicals. If anything go for these people I mentioned they are there for the right reason

I went there to learn Respiratory Therapy and have had no problems finding jobs. The clinical experience was especially great, as were all the instructors (with one exception). It did change my life.

I went to this school 8 years ago so hopefully things have changed.One of my biggest complaints is the main teacher we had wouldnt allow for questions while reviewing tests. She would always assume you were arguing with her about the answer. We tried to explain to her several times we asked questions because we wanted to know why that answer was more correct than our answer. We even complained to her boss with no result. Wasnt that the time to ask questions?Another complaint was that I received a call one day asking me to come in to speak to this teacher and her boss. I was accused of cheating. They asked for all my study material. Noted I never once received a 100% on any exam and I spent every min at home studying. I also passed the nclex on the first try with 75 questions almost 4 years after graduating. Luckily I have common sense. They had no evidence showing I was cheating and refused to explain why they thought I was. They threatened to have me removed from school without a refund of my tuition. My tuition was paid by the GI bill. I spoke to an attorney who said that was illegal. I threatened to sue given they had nothing; they dropped this quickly. I never once cheated, it wouldnt have benefited me when it came to the nclex but they didnt get that. Not sure to this day where this accusation came from.

I do not recommend this school as there are many things that I was not made aware until starting classes. For example, with respiratory studies you rarely use your books and are charged 500+ for them. You can return them within the first week only. I WOULD. The respiratory staff is amazing though, the only good thing about this college. One of the reoccurring problems I experienced as a student and months after is communicating with the staff. You have to rely on specific people to receive information or forms. I needed my unofficial transcripts and was transferred from person to person, each either being out of the office for long periods of time, simply not answering their phones, or going straight to voicemail. This happens each and every time I call. It is very frustrating. Even when enrolling, the process was stressful. For the RT program the semesters are 2 months each varying between 3 to 5 days a week 8am-3pm, PLUS clinical hours. Its accelerated so they jam everything together. If you have kids or a job you can kiss them good bye until you graduate. Save yourself some time, money and headaches and go to a normal college where you can view and access your information on your own. This college does not do random drug tests and lets anyone who cant count to 5 in, even if they dont understand the material. No competition. So theres that.

The Rad tech program is really good. The classes are no joke, but all the teachers give you the tools for success. If you are looking for a good start to a career its the way to go. Ali, and all the other instructors in the Rad tech program are there to help and have made the experience great.

The program and curriculum for respiratory are good. The instructors and clinical director care about you and they want to see you succeed. But the people higher up dont care about students safety. In a blizzard with over a foot of snow they still expect their students and teachers to be there when every other school is closed. It is all about money and their bottom line. The tuition is outrageously expensive and the people that make these decisions dont care about students safety or damage to their car. For $40,000 tuition you think they would care a little more.

I was enrolled in the LPN program at Concorde and lets just say they fail to tell you EXACTLY how the LPN program is ran.When applying to Concorde they lead you to believe they will help you in anyway possible. You are to believe that you will have a flexible schedule but in reality say goodbye to your life for the next year. There are a total of 5 terms of 10 week intervals. You are expected to be in class at 8 am sharp, if even a minute late you are expected to make that minute up by going in early in the morning at 7am, this also includes going to the restroom so if you got to pee I suggest holding it until break. You are required to pass all your classes with a 77% if even 0.01% off you are automatically withdrawn from ALL your classes (this include the classes you are currently enrolled in) and required to start the term over. Concorde prides itself on being fair but this in fact is not true. There were multiple times during a test you could hear students whispering answers to each other in the back row (could this be because they had a friendship/relationship with the teacher in this term? In other words this teacher would discuss her sex life with the students that were caught cheating and never reported), when this was reported by the students nothing was done, but it was during this same test where students were withdrawn for not passing the class with a 77%, one of these students failed with a 76.5 (should that be rounded?). Teachers are always quitting or being fired in the middle of a class. Not all but most of these teachers are unorganized and have no clue what they are are doing half of the time. For example I spent a whole Friday from 8am-4pm watching movies like Somethings Got To Give, talking and doing nothing which all could have been spent on learning. If you are looking to go into this program take my advice and take your $30,000 elsewhere, with that type of money you can get your RN. Do major investing before applying to Concorde, look up accreditation status and everything.

My cousin and I wanted to go there, but they do random drug testing which I think I totally crazy were just learning and its not like you guys help us with a job anyway

Teachers want you to succeed. Ali in the RAD program will help you whenever possible and strives to make sure everyone understands and does not get lost. Fast paced and challenging but very rewarding.

Concorde is such a great campus and I love the instructors! Regan, Nathan and Ali of the radiology program are good at making sure you understand to content and truly care about your education. Admissions and financial aid are helpful as well.

Heather, the new ST program director has really turned this program around. I feel prepared and ready for the journey ahead. She has readied is for the future. I feel I have the experience I need to go out and excel in my field.

I would highly recommend the surgical tech program here. Heather Bieske, the program director for the surgical technology program is absolutely amazing! She works hard to help each and every student thrive and achieve their goals. She goes above and beyond to ensure we learn the most recent surgical techniques and have the most cutting edge and recent supplies/instruments in the lab. She has definitely made the program better!

I am doing the Dental Hygiene program and it is fantastic. The instructors really care about your success and do the best they can to prepare you for all the real world situations you may come across!

Easiest enrollment process ever. But the best of the best is the Surgical tech program director Heather Bieske. She helps non stop and gives us great advise for our future. She prepared us to be the best in our new field.

Concorde has been a really great experience. Admissions with Paul was very straight forward and easy. Ali has been a great teacher in the RAD program and the clinicals make for a great learning experience.

Very low passing rates. High staff turnover, which makes it hard to stay consistent in classes. Small availability for tutoring. It is accelerated, so it does move quicker (if you pass everything) if you have a job they will not work with you whatsoever. Please do your research before coming to this school. Then can kick you out if you fail more than two times, and X-ray classes are set up to weed students out. It’s a lot of money to waste if it doesn’t work out. Please, please look into other schools.

I learned a lot!! Surgical Technologist director is very knowledgeable and always Willing to tutor. Office staff are pleasant and welcoming. Instrumentation skills testing is very helpful!I 💕 this school!

They suck!!!!!! Dont go here!! They dont even answer theyre phones! Im almost in collection for not making an on time payment. I move out of Colorado so I cant pay in person like I use to. This has been going on for almost a year!!!! Bad teaching as well. They just want your money seriously. Go somewhere else!!! Dont waste your time here

I have never gone to this school but as a Clinical Coordinator, I can say this school has produced the best PTA students in Colorado! I thoroughly enjoy having students from this program as they are bright, eager to learn and are extremely knowledgeable in their field.

I am in the ST program. I enjoy this program and highly recommended it. The program director is amazing Heather Bieske had a lot to juggle and got it done. Thanks Concorde!!

My first experience with Concorde was rocky and originally I had given Concorde two stars. I have to say Miss Heather and Mr.Wells are really the best instructors and I am so glad that I have taken this course with them. They are strict but very thorough and I have learned a lot from them.

I am studying PN, i am term four now and graduating very soon. I am very glad being in this school, all the teachers and staff are professional. And if want to get my RN i will come back to this school for sure!!

The people running the LPN program, especially the director are on a power trip. The energy they give to people, (especially people of color) is just toxic. I’m so glad I left this school and surrounded by positivity now.

I graduated back in 2016 in the MA program. Looking back, this school was very expensive and not worth it. Check with different employeers (Centura, CU Health, Health One, Denver Health) before going to school for MA as you dont always need this schooling, just a certification that you can teach yourself to take the test. To be honest, I wouldnt go into this MA field period in the state of Colorado as it is not very good pay ($12-$17 per hour). In Colorado, that might as well be minimum wage. While going to school here, my teachers would disappear all the time and quit without any notice. For about a month, we were teaching ourselves because there was no teacher. Most of the students that come here are a mess also as they do not take the medical field seriously and think its an easy way out to get fast cash. First off, this field doesnt pay well and second, you are dealing with peoples lives. If you dont have a passion for medicine and cant take this job seriously, dont bother. Youll end up getting fired. Overall, do not come to this school and dont bother going into the MA field. Go somewhere else that is worth it (associates degree in radiology, if anything, is pretty promising).

This place sucks! I graduated in 2010 and have never been able to get a job as a Dental Assistant. This is NOT an accredited school, employers will tell you that you paid for a FAKE education..the teachers give students that are failing the answers so they pass. Financial aid is a joke!! They steal your Grant and loan money and say students live on campus! They wont give you your money left over after tuition unless you threaten to sue even then they only have me $700 I had a $0 contribution so I qualified for alot of help to which they claimed I did not. Now that I attend a real college I see that they lie. Im in the process of finding out how to sue them. For the loans I have to pay back and the stress and my time that was wasted!! DO NOT GO TO THEM THEY ARE NOT ACCREDITED!!

My daughter received her Associates degree this past July and started a job just a couple of months after graduating. I am very pleased with the outcome. The program is a bit expensive but worth it in my opinion.

I would save yourself the headache and disappointment and choose a different school. This school is so unorganized and does not care about their students. Financial aid office tries to recharge you for fees you already paid and Springs random fees at you out of no where (keep all your bank statements and don’t pay in cash). There’s never enough supplies in the classroom and sometimes there’s none at all even though they pride themselves on all the “upgrades” they just made to the school. If you do decide to go to this school you’ll be extremely disappointed by not only the classes themselves but when it’s time to go out to your externship. This school cares more about what’s convenient for them instead of helping out and working with their students. Please take my advice and don’t waste your money.

The worst school ever!! I feel like the tuition was a waste of money and they dont teach you anything. Once you are out of their school they no longer care about you, as long as they got paid that is all they care about. The teachers and everyone there are so unprofessional. I would NOT recommend to anyone!! Big waste of time and money!

Place was ok graduated in 2007 or something a while ago but just want to give people warning. I graduated with pretty good grades. Went to find a job for insurance coding and got denied 4 times because I had a domestic 3 years prior for arguing with my girlfriend didnt touch her any of that. So just want to warn people that Colorado labels you as a super violent person after you get a domestic and you cant get a job in the medical field. Just wanted to warn everybody because I got stuck with a 12k bill and couldnt get a job and the school dont care they dont warn you or nothing. They asked if you have a felony thats it. Well I didnt have a felony but still feel screwed out of 12k.

I graduated with an MA certification & its the BEST choice I made. I highly recommend this school.

Terrible school I truly do not recommend anyone to go here I did not learn anything our teacher was never there we were told to sit and wait until they can find someone. I gradated and needed help finding out when I could go back to take my CMA I left VMs for a month straight and no one ever got back to me.

If I could rate this collage a 0 I would. To start off the classrooms are a mess the teachers are always quitting every mod you get a different instructor you dont get much hands on. I think there were so many things i needed to learn while i was here and I didn’t learn.

I love my instructors, they are very supportive and have helped me a lot.

ST classes are great. The rest of the school is a joke. Teachers do care but there is beyond mass confusion in courses, material and logistics. They will take every penny they can get and then never do their job to refund any thing overpaid. They are on acedemic probation and its only a matter of time before someone catches on the students can and do cheat. Online courses are just cut and paste from google searches.....

My name Is Patricia Tenassou. I went to this school for the PN program. The staff there were great, Dr. P, Mrs Fariha, Mrs Sophia, Mrs Patricia, Dr Diaz, Mrs Howley (Sorry if I put the first name, I did not want to misspell the last name). I took my nclex one month after graduated, and passed it at the first try. Great school, I wish they Had the RN program. I am glad that I did not listen to the bad review.

I would like to start by saying I earned a Bachelors previous to entering Concorde, so I have attended other higher learning institutions. My first complaint is the school wide attendance policy. Showing up late earns you a 10% deduction on any quiz or test right off the bat regardless of reason. My commute is typically 45 minutes to get to the school, however I give myself 1.5 hours every day. Well, traffic got me one morning BADLY, thus I got a zero on the classes first quiz due to a 15 min tardiness. I have a 3.6 GPA at Concorde currently, so I do not half ass my education. As a paying adult student, I would expect to be treated as an adult and in the context of an out of my control situation. Second complaint, general education requirements. As mentioned above, I have earned a Bachelors and have over 80 credit hours of Gen Eds. Concorde does not allow the transfer of these credits to satisfy the Gen Ed reqs if they are over 5 years old. Im sorry but that is unacceptable for a school that wants to be taken seriously in a growing medical education industry. Last complaint, training to time instead of training to standard. Concorde has this amazing theory that you have to be in class the full slotted time in order to comprehend the information being taught. So instructors find themselves in a struggle to sometimes fill an extra 30 min or even hour of time after the scheduled information has been taught. Keep in mind this is my opinion and observations. If you plan on attending Concorde I would give other programs a thorough second look. As a previous working professional I expected to be treated like I was at a least a High School graduate...

My instructor and program director of the ST program, Heather Bieske was amazing and worked so hard to ensure we all succeeded.

This school is a scam. You dont learn the nursing skills you need too..they cant keep teachers.and the ones they do hire. Are third rate..they only care about the money. They dont care about there students..the President of the school, is a fake, phoney. And a fraud.they lie to the department of education. They lie to the students about there financial aid.somebody needs to sue them. I want a full refund

I took some courses with Concord Career College in Aurora, Colorado in 1990 and received a certificate for EKG Technician/Lab Assistant Diploma. (Their name used to be Colorado College of Medical and Dental Careers.) This last year, I enrolled in a community college in Kansas to work towards my LPN/RN. I found out that my federal student aid grants and loans for my current schooling are being withheld from my use because Concord Career College refuses to send my current college a transcript of my coursework from 1990. I called Concord repeatedly, wrote them, and even traveled to Denver and walked in their doors to request my transcript. They were quite polite and offered to send three transcripts for free. After weeks of waiting - no transcripts. Who do I complain to?

My instructor and program diector Heather Biesk was amazing and went above and beyond to make sure were set with skills and knowledge to succeed in the field. She has truned the program around and made it more organized.

The people here complaining about accreditation here do not understand how vocational and public colleges operate and lack the ability to make an informed choice. Let me explain: public colleges are regionally accredited and will ONLY take credits from regionally accredited college and universities. The goal is to further your academic pursuits: AA/AS, bachelors, and graduate school.Vocational schools, such as Concorde, are nationally accredited. They may accept credits from nationally accredited schools AND regionally accredited schools; conversely, nationally accredited credits WILL NOT transfer to regional schools. The goal is not to prepare you for further education; the goal is to prepare you for licensure/certifications so that you can work in a specific field.If you are deciding to go to college or vocational school, you better know what your priorities are i.e. further education or licensure/certs to work in chosen field. You cannot blame a school for your lack of research. Also, not all programs are created equal and you must know the credentials and accreditations (and the organizations behind them) of the program you choose. Do not depend on anyone to inform you. It is your own responsibility to inform yourself. Concorde is a great school for smart people who know how to make smart choices.

My daughter went to Concorde 2017/2018. When my daughters father unexpectly passed away in August Concorde told her take all the time she needed. After 1 week they were the rating her with academic probation. My daughter went back to school and had to juggle taking care of her fathers estate and school. After she completed her schooling Concorde forget to get her diploma ready and it took until the end of April to get it and several phone calls. She should of had diploma after cource was completed in January, or at the latest at graduation date of March 23rd.Also school is not up to date on the technology and equipment for DAs.Do not recommend attending this school the staff is very rude and uncaring. Its all about the money and pushing you through. Students are treated differently also. Matternity you can take time off and then come back, never once offered in the situation of a death. Very in sesitive.

Previously attended the Dental Assistant program. The curriculum is black and white hand outs and not legible enough to read, lab computers are old, printer are hardly working, cant make copies unless an administrator does it-also black and white prints only, Especially when assignments/test are due and research papers each week, not fair if you cant make copies or get color print hand outs. When you have a for profit school, should expect only great up-to-date and new technology. Great instructors, but Mrs. Meekins the director of program is low key racist. Say mean things if you question anything when others not around yet smile, and try to put on a face in front of everyone else. She makes learning uncomfortable everytime she enter other instructors classroom. If I hadnt took out student loans that got to pay back anyway quit or stay, I would wait to go to another program where the environment isnt hostile and able to use up to date curriculum and technology. WARNING: TAKE YOUR GRANTS AND LOANS ELSEWHERE

I Wish I Never Went Here. Graduated In 2011 And They Still Have Not Helped Me Find A Job Or Any Kind Of Assistance With Anything. Waste Of Time.

My dad had worked here for 3 years and did an amazing job he was the best MA program director and the MA extern coordinator.

I have been attending Concorde for about a month now. Im in their respiratory therapy program and love it, its definitely challenging!

You get what you pay for. I borrowed all the money to go here, and it was a good choice. No prerequisites, 20 months (rad program), and I had a job 2 weeks after graduation. It was a good choice for me.

They helped me get a job right out of school. I just graduated July 7th 2017. There have been a lot of rumors about the school, but it gets the job done and it got me my lpn license and Im excited to be a UC heath employee :) The only thing con is they need more accreditation, so since i want to further my education I have to go through a few more hoops. Oh well. Life right? It was a quick 10 months, lots of education, and you have to really be willing to put your life on hold and want it bad enough, if you do, youll excel more than you can imagine. Yay nurses!

I went for an exam as a tooth was bothering me. Great service, professional and affordable.

Medical Assistant class of 2008, not only did I have to find my own externship because someone kept dropping the ball. my instructors kept getting fired or quitting. Still paying on student loans and still never found a job doing Medical Assisting. Now, after raising children and ready to go back into the work field I have to pay for Refresher Courses just so I MIGHT be hireable. No Thank You! I can not get Registered or Certified because its been 9 years, even though Concorde made it seem like it was not that big of deal in 2008. I was lucky to graduate, but no so lucky to have debt with no job prospects. Now in order to work as a MA I would have to take a program over just to be hireable. This time I will go to community college and save the $. Dont waste your time or $, they dont care and their idea of helping you find employment is offerring you jobs at non medical companies.

The programs and idea of the school is great but they are so unorganized, they leave you with no answers. I went in June last year to get Inofrmation they signed me up for classes the next week, I had problems in the first month.one month in my teacher got fired or quit, after that I had times where my teacher wasnt there for a month. The extern cordinators are rude, think they know everything and treat you like theyre better than you. Im on my extern hours now only a few more to go and trying to get into contact with them is like the end of the world. When they finally email you back its not enough. I had a meeting today they scheduled the apt with me and didnt even have me down in their schedule. Then I literally was made fun of for something little to my face in front of other staff. This place is a joke. Go there get your stuff done and leave dont ever look back. THIS SCHOOL IS A JOKE.

So far I hate this place. Its week one and I already feel ripped off. I have one course out of five that is actually in a class with a professor. The other day the professor walked out of lab (which is also on computers) because he couldnt log into the damn program. Im paying 40,000 for the accelerated RN program and im beyond disappointed with the fact that ill have to teach myself a majority of the curriculum through cheap online courses provided by McGraw Hill. For the price of the program one could do far better. Months shaved of the graduation date means nothing when the quality of the school is lacking tremendously. If youre looking into Concorde and you dont want to pay out of the ass for self taught online programs. Just choose another nursing program.

The initial intro was a great experience. The admissions rep was friendly and knowledgeable, without being too pushy. Then I spoke to some other guy who tried too hard to lean on the heart strings to rush a commitment out of me, and riddled me with misinformation - serious stuff, like start now and youll be finished by this time, when in reality, and he knew this, the program was almost 4 MONTHS longer than it was advertised to be because of these breaks in terms that you dont find out about until youre financially committed, as well as telling me that all clinicals and related externships would happen within the times of the courses (so mon-fri), which I knew better than to believe and was right about. So suddenly youd be committed to 7 days a week, whatever. I did not end up attending due to outside circumstances, but I am now trying to obtain a copy of my TEAS exam scores. I have spoken with four different people, and apparently the only person who CAN help is never available, and the two times we HAVE spoken shes been incredibly unhelpful and now wont return my calls. In the meantime, it costs me $25 a pop to get my TEAS results sent out unless I can simply log on and read the results to various school reps. ATI Testing has said ONLY Concorde can rectify this, and theyve completely shut me out. I finally got someone at ATI to reach the director at Concorde to try to get some resolution, so we shall see. I know this seems like a silly complaint, but its screwing up a lot of things for me just because they refuse to be reasonable, and do their jobs. Its like dealing with children. Not surprised at all by all of these other reviews. Make sure you have all your ducks accounted for before you move forward with Concorde, theyre slippery.

Beware of Ms. Fritcher. She sucks at teaching a class. I cant understand her and when we need help with something she always tells us to refer to the text book. Why is she even teaching if she doesnt even teach us. We are teaching ourselves with our books. Its not hard to come to Concord and teach a class. If you guys are new enrollments dont have her as a teacher. She is disrespectful and very judgemental. I dont take her serious because she acts spoiled and a little too shoe goody miss thinks she knows it all. All day today she was putting us down and telling us how she had money and food in her fridge. She doesnt know what she is doing at this school. Why is she here???? Please if there is a higher administration, you can ask all her students who have her and they will say the same. MS. FRITCHER SUCKS AT TEACHING!!!

Lets start at the beginning. Admissions, the admission people will try to talk you into Medical Receptionist or Medical Billing and Coding. Stay strong, let them know you want a specific program, and you are not going to their school unless you get it. Then they will have you pass a HOBBIT test. It is really easy, just know your basic algebra and time management. Once you pass that test you can get whatever job you are qualified for. Next, starting financial aid dept. They are completely incompetent. I had 3 different financial aid ladies while I was there. Keep all your documents, and dont pay more than your contract says. They tried to make me pay an extra $200 a month. Hold your ground. My schooling for X-ray was $45,000. I had some college credits from Morgan Community College that transferred over, and that saved me $5,000. I transferred Speech, Algebra I, English Comp, a Computer class (I cant remember the name of it) and I tried to transfer Anatomy and Physiology, but I had a C in the class. If you have a C or less, you cannot transfer the course. Then, enrollment is easy. Just show up on time and you will be fine. You cannot miss more than 2 days per class. If you are late 4 time, that is considered an absence. If you miss more than the allotted time, then you will be expelled. If you get a grade lower than a 75% in two classes, then you will be expelled. They are pretty easy courses. I showed up to my midterm hungover and on 4 hours of sleep and I aced it. Youll be fine in that area. The teachers are the best, and they are the only aspect of that school that is worth the money you pay. They teach you a whole new way of learning, testing and performing. The teachers are incredible. Finally, you graduate, pass your registry and its time to get a job. This is tricky because the student services doesnt live up to its name. They have gotten me 1 interview a year ago. A year after graduation, and I still dont have a job in the correct field. Student services keeps trying to get me to agree to take a reception job, or a limited scope job. I didnt spend 2 years and $40,000 to be a limited scope technologist. In conclusion, I should have gone to PIMA. PIMA is less expensive. It is harder to get into, and you have to study a lot more. At PIMA you get lots of homework, but not a lot of tests. Concorde gives you a test every day. PIMA graduates get more help from student services. If you are looking for the cheapest option then go to CCD, but they really suck all round. CCD is really complicated and makes you jump threw hoops, but you only have to pay $8,000 compared to Concorde $45,000 and PIMA ~$35,000ish

RAD instructors know what they are doing.

STILL HAVE A STUDENT LOAN FROM 14 YRS AGO , NEVER WAS ABLE TO GET A JOB IN WHAT I WENT TO SCHOOL FOR...

Melissa answered the phone and super unprofessional she even was trying to tell me what her job description included and didn’t include....so much for recorded phone calls

I didnt like it at all

Can I work

Its a joke

Excelent service