Teachers are as prepared as they can be… Teachers are as prepared as they can be with the technology given, however the tech is faulty or they aren't showed how to use it. They are only national accredited instead of regionally, so most credits don't transfer. The classes are disorganized and seemingly out of order.

I enjoyed the experience I enjoyed that the instructors will work with you, take the time to help you to further in your career. If I don't understand an assignment, as mentioned, the instructor will help you. I appreciate that the instructors care for the students. Good experience overall.

I looked at a few schools before… I looked at a few schools before choosing College America. Out of all of them I only found one school that seemed more interested in my future than their profits and that's the school I went with. There were times towards the end that I truly considered dropping out. With my life spinning out of my control school took a huge back burner. If not for the staff I wonuld not have graduated. The Dean Linda Berzi, my teachers Sharon Jeter Ben Kuhn and Aaron all helped me and gave me unconditional and continuous support and encouragement. With all that I had to deal with I fell behind on my in school loans and Mrs Carol relentlessly worked with me and helped me push forward without making me feel ashamed or embarrassed. Even after the corporate location made a slew of changes the Phoenix campus we're there for us to work through the transition. I love my school and I would definitely recommend that anyone who wants to better their lives at a school that actually cares then College America is THAT school. I am so glad I decided to check them out.

went for cna went for cna, spent 2 years and found out the stopped offering it. teachers are knowledgeable or to busy with personal calls and YouTube videos to teach. cant get a hold of anyone. takes a month to hear back from some one. dean never there to hear my complaints. wasted time and money for nothing.

When some one comes to get a Bachelors… When some one comes to get a Bachelors degree, they should be informed that the school is not regionally accredited. I tried to apply to a major university for my Masters Degree and was denied because of this issue. If I had known this when I did the sit down I would have chosen a different school.