I do not recommend this school. Please look elsewhere or goto a public college and get your ADN there or whatever course youre looking at. Im taking the 1 year LVN accelerated program & let me tell you my experience so far has been subpar.1st problem with the school is its a for profit private institution. Unless you dont care about spending a lot of money, this should be something to look out for. Because they are a for profit institution this means that they will do anything & everything they can to cut corners on the stuff that matters to you as a student.For ex. by providing a terrible stethoscope when this is supposed to be the thing you must have on you at all times because it can & could help save a persons life or make an accurate assessment on someone. You cannot hear any respirations, barely able to make out a heartbeat & its super clonky. It will always be falling off of you. Another, by providing uniforms that are god awful. They are so big. For reference I like wearing large shirts & Im 59-10. I had to get a small in mens & thats for it to at least look it presentable. Getting into it is a whole different issue. And dont get me started with the pants. You would think institutions would care for their students in providing some DECENT, WEARABLE clinical uniforms, but they arent. The materials are terrible.2nd problem, now this not might happen to you, but this did happen to me & I wont say any of the teachers names even though I should. When I was @clinical, I was jotting down medications because we have to create a care plan & 3 feet away from me are the 3 clinical instructors with us students @the facility. Guess what theyre doing? Talking s*** about me. You heard that correctly. You would think the instructors would have the brains to discuss elsewhere, where I am NOT next to them, but no. They were talking about how I was late to clinical when the 1st day of orientation, who was late? A clinical instructor. El. Oh. El. Oh & btw they were talking about s*** that they dont even know about, but assuming they know about.3rd. The facilities that we students are assigned to, are so god damn far away. Like actually, why? I was talking with my family friend who works at a facility close to the campus in Vallejo & she said that there were students from Unitek, but from Sacramento... why the hell are students from Sacramento driving to Vallejo for clinical? And why are we students from Concord going all the way to Santa Rosa & Sebastopol? Can the people that make the clinical sites actually within at LEAST 30 minutes? I can guarantee you, anyone that works at a facility is not driving an hour to get to work every day. Why? Because they would live near their job. Its impractical & inexcusable.4th. Which this is going to be followed by, this school has no facilities ready for students now & in the future. Everything is last minute with the administrators. It will be Tuesday & we have clinical on Wednesday but we still wouldnt know if were going or not. How? No coordination whatsoever.5th. There is now a new rule implemented at the school because of a student in my cohort, so you can thank them for it, but essentially the lectures that are taught from 8-5 are not going to include all the information from the chapters were supposed to go over & were not to be told any key points or given any study guides to help out with future quizzes or just important information to focus on. That makes no sense? Why would you not want to go over information, especially all the information in the book that you, THE SCHOOL, are supposed to teach us, the students?All in all this school is really, really, terrible. Dont get me wrong, there are moments I was glad to be here but it doesnt come close to making up for all the things that have happened & are going to keep happening. So let me reiterate, veer away from this school. I will not be attending this school after my course & I suggest you do the same.

The Advisors and Administrators are very professional and provide great service.

Not so very surprised with the program they got or people that work there !

Great college, I graduated from the IT program in 2016. It was a great experience, I went in with no technical background and Ill tell you that I learned a lot. They have great and knowledgeable teachers that focus all their attention on your learning. They use various learning methods and resources. For example, books, online resources, projects, presentations, hands on trainning, and you get to experience the real life of an IT Specialist on your externship where you gain experience on the field.

I honestly do like unitek its a nice hands on program time goes by so quick I was in the dental assistant program ms V the new director helped me so much omg yall dont understand. But I do recommend unitek college get in & get out.

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