CyberTex Institute of Technology

La Calma Drive 6300, suite 350, 78752, Austin,TX, United States
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2.40
Based on 20 Reviews

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About CyberTex Institute of Technology

Since 2000, when CyberTex opened it’s first campus in Austin, Cybertex Institute of Technology has been giving students training and know-how, through nationally-accredited programs to transition into high-tech and medical careers. The Killeen campus, opened in 2008, has started training students in this fast-growing part of Central Texas, including veterans who are using their post-9/11 GI Bills and VOC Rehab to enter our programs and transform their lives.

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Alice Biggs
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They didn't have there teachers or… They didn't have there teachers or curriculum together until our time was almost over and then they brought in a wonderful teacher but our class was almost over. I never got a solid foundation because of that, if the second teacher had been there the entire time I would be in IT now, instead I am still in the same career I was trying to get out of then.

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Nicole Johnson
GB

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.

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ATX Nurse
GB

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.

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pdallek
GB

When I went there in 2012 When I went there, they were just barely organised and extremely lacking. They didn't have correct manuels for the courses about half the time. (to be fair if you asked, they did sometimes have the official MS ones, but were very limited) Some instructors, while talented people didn't know the material well enough to be teaching it, nor had the resources required. But much worse was when they pulled a basic Network plus course and replaced it with a CCNA one that was far too advanced for the amount of time given to learn it! (they said it looked good on your resume!). While I did stick with the program, and did complete my "network engineering" certificate, I'd say unless they have improved drastically they are a waste of your time and money! If your serious about IT go elsewhere.

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Arlene
GB

Teacher sucked Teacher sucked. All she talked about was her previous job experiences. I had to teach myself to get my certification.

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