CyberTex Institute is not your typical… CyberTex Institute is not your typical learning center. I have been to college and even when I received my degree with Honors, I can't tell you that I felt prepared to get a job in the IT industry. I found CyberTex and decided that the mix of hands-on training from industry experts as well as new textbooks to reference the certification objectives gave me the perfect blend of learning. It takes a lot of commitment on my end also paired with the help of CyberTex, but the knowledge gained makes me feel prepared to work in the IT field with confidence. I highly recommend CyberTex for those who truly want to be a professional in this field.

My review of the medical assistant course here... Instructors care about your success and make learning engaging, hands on and fun. All of them are highly intelligent, know this line of work and have the experience in the field to back it up. I enjoyed my class time here and have learned a lot. Fast paced but if you take this seriously it will rewarding for you. This is course is like any type of professional development environment. You will get out of it what you put into it. If I can do it anyone can as I worked a full time job, went to school full time here, served in the military as a Army Reservist and have a family. Looking forward to getting more experience in the medical field. Thanks.

No thank you Would not recommend. See Google review for details...

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 communication Was a MA student at this school some years ago, teacher was very good but office people where not helpful at all when it came to finding a place to to my internship had to do that on my own, education is cheap but you get what you pay for, there is a lot of lack of communication, good luck trying to get a meeting with school or program directors, the school can care less about its students, they only care about money. If i could turn back time I would've go to an accredited school and pay more.