I wouldn’t recommend this for the working class I paid out of pocket for the 37.5 weeks studied and worked and still showed up to to class. But to be honest I didn’t bet get Much out of it here is why. As soon as you learn something you are off to the next section there is no time to actually take the certification while the info is fresh in your head. Unless you have nothing to do outside of this it’s not realistic. I decided to do a master degree in IT after this and wish I did that from the beginning. Unless they can assist with taking time to study for certification I wouldn’t recommend this. The teachers I had were great it was just did not help be take all the certificates I wanted.. I rather have save the money and done it on my own.

Would not recommend Would not recommend. Many of the instructors do not know how to teach, (albeit great nurses, just shouldn’t be teaching). Inadequate teaching facilities, and poor explanations for grading. Books NEVER came on time which put us behind. 60% of Students fail the NCLEX after graduation from here (Check TBON). They are known to push prospective students into a different program if they are full, even when the student doesn’t want too. For 28,000, I’d happily go elsewhere if I could do it all over again.

The staff and Instructors are very… The staff and Instructors are very helpful. I learned a lot during my classroom time. Luckily I received a job offer ran during my externship and got it, what I learned from these school will help me do my job and succeed in my career progression. If anyone needs a tutor or have questions to ask, they’re willing to help and making sure you’ll understand in your level of knowledge.

Lack of professionalism They have teachers who hangout with students and just no professional environment at all for the students who aren't there to be joking around. Mr. Tillman and Paula are great and are very dedicated to their jobs, which is the only reason I gave 2 instead of 1 star. Also, ms. Evans is dedicated to her students. It is nice to be able to get certified in 8 months, but altogether, the school is very ghetto. People trying to fight other students and everything.

I was part of the first Vocational… I was part of the first Vocational nurse class at Cybertex. I learned a lot but felt some of the best instructors were let go and should've stuck around but at the end of the day I am still glad I chose them.