From my experience, I would proceed with caution if you have a GED (even if you’re a college graduate following obtaining the GED) during the application process. They do require one year of high school Algebra and the GED is not sufficient for this requirement. You will need both your high school and GED transcripts, both of which have their own separate fee. Additionally, college transcripts may have their own fees as well (mine did). It’s worth noting that I have took a pre-Calculus class and have the credit from said class during my time in college.Following paying the application fee and fees for transcripts. I noticed that communication was pretty non-existent. My application expired in April and I had no clue that it did. I thought I met all of the requirements. I wasn’t aware that I didn’t until I reached out by email this past week to get an update.I’m sure this is a great opportunity to get into the field. A field I was highly interested in getting into. But from my experience with the application process. I’m out the money for the fees and incredibly disappointed.

Vending machines prices are alittle high, but a great place to take a day off work.

Dont listen to the naysayers. This is a career. The teachers here give you back everything you give them ten fold. If you want it enough, youll become great.

I was not notified for my testing, after I Paid for application to get into program...I found out that I would have to wait an additional 6 months to start complete process all over again...I asked if I was emailed, called...or text to be notified of my test date.. I never got a straight answere, and then was rushed off the phone call....So basically, I wasted my time and money....I left a Voice message with the director of the program, over a month ago to explain these circumstances...I have not heard back yet....

Great facility and staff for learning the electrical trade

Amazing experience!

Great place to learn

Good school. Excellent instructors!

Great opportunity for an awesome career