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It is unfortunate to say that the idea of this place is much better than the execution. Very unprofessional staff expecting very professional students. Mandatory dress code requirements from easily the 50's. Natural hair colors, no visible tattoos, white only shoes... Etc. While I understand a uniform and promoting student professionalism -- if you are hired to work in an OR in Austin,Texas you would be hard-pressed to find any staff, surgeons included, without body art or modifications. Financial... Read More aid services were an absolute joke, as we're the lies told about the flexability of the program at enrollment. What started as 2 class days a week quickly escilated to 4 days of full time on campus classwork.

I am so lucky to have attended RRCC rad tech program! Charlotte, the director of the program is absolutely amazing. She is a talented instructor and has an engaging way of teaching. She always made herself available to me over the two year program and gave me great one on one tutoring. I cannot say enough great things about her! She has a way of explaining difficult concepts in a fun and interesting way. Teresa, the clinical instructor was also great and always available if needed. Red rocks has... Read More a huge amount of clinic sites they work with which allows students to get a wide variety of experience. I was more than prepared for the registry and for employment upon completion of the program. Lastly, it is an extremely affordable associates degree, especially compared to other programs offered in the state. I tell anyone interested in X-ray to attend red rocks. THANK YOU!!!

I started out in the Graphics Program as just a filler for Photography, but grew to love it within the first month. I was taught in depth about advertisement and how it was created along with great techniques and skills the professionals use. By the time I was a second year in the program I was amazed by the professors giving us more free range as artists and designers. Still following a set of standard rules we were given the opportunity to fix problems on our own. I found my professors very encouraging,... Read More one in particular pushed me to be better and challenged me the most when it came to online Graphic Design. Although I'm not sure if he has retired, I do thank Terry Juhl for being the wisest and strongest professor. He was always looking for new techniques to add to our skills and give us tips to learn before hand when we would enter the work force. We were even given the chance to meet other Graphic Designers that new of Hawkeye Community College. I was given tours of companies and had many one on one conversations with the professionals by asking personal business questions about their jobs and what others look for in students who graduate. Thanks to Hawkeye giving me all these opportunities not only in the class room but outside as well I have been more confident and have gained other skills to help my chances of a career. I hope to comment again soon with a thumbs up to a job opportunity after I graduate from the Photography program as well.

Growing up, I had always been taught that college would be costly. I had seen employed adults around me, whom were still paying off their student loans, most who were over the age of 40. This always made me weary of what college I would choose, and what career path I would dedicate my 4+ years towards. Being scared to make a commitment towards a school, let alone your dream, because of money is a terrible thing. However, during my senior year of high-school, our guidance counselor introduced me to... Read More the idea of community college. From what I had previously known, community college was for "dropouts" and "losers." The thought of going to a community college did not sound appealing to me at first. However, over the course of my senior year I looked more deeply into the programs that our local community college, DMACC had to offer. I was amazed at how many programs this small school had to choose from, and was even more astounded at how much money I could save by taking this step. With the help of my counselor, I made the choice to attend the local community college. During the first semester of my freshman year, I took several courses, which would all transfer into my future major. The help that I received from my DMACC advisor cannot be compared to any help that I have received since. I felt not only comfortable with my future, but also that I was valued as a student. My course-dirrectors were all willing to help me before or after class, wanting me to fully grasp the material before moving forward. There was no fear or hesitation when it came to asking for help, whether it be from teachers, classmates, or advisors. Everyone I met was friendly and polite, always eager to help out if I was in need. Also, knowing I saved thousands of dollars on my prerequisites was one of the greatest feelings I have ever had in my life. Not having a financial strain from the get go was a great start to my college career. After transferring to a large university, I tend to miss the small atmosphere and help I received from DMACC quite often. The education is not the same, and I feel the teachers at DMACC were more personable and caring towards my future. The schooling from DMACC is truly the best education I have ever received. My credits transferred over without any problem, thanks to the help of my DMACC advisor. The transition to a larger school went as smooth as possible, which is comforting when you make such a large change in life. Overall, I would recommend DMACC to any student, which I mean with all sincerity. Saving money is nice, but the education and relationships that I received from DMACC cannot be replaced.

Upon coming to ECPI, I was immediately embraced with a warm sense of belonging. The staff and faculty were of the highest caliber. The students, whether young or not so young were accepted by one another as equals on a level learning field. The instruction given was well explained and consistent with the course syllabus. The amount of knowledge that was available to be tapped into was astounding. I attended the Dental Program and could not have been more pleased with the attention given to every... Read More detail of the curriculum. The hands on training that I received prepared me real world encounters as a Dental Assistant. I would strongly urge anyone thinking of attending ECPI to make the move and sign up today.

I spent two years at MTI and can say that you will get out of it what you put into it. The instructors track attendance and will come down on you if you don't show up to class. But, if you are paying for it, why would you make a habit of missing it? The programs, at least the tech ones, are definitely not to be taken lightly. You don't attend one night a week and skate by on homework. It was an intense program, but I can say that I feel tremendously well prepared for my certifications and I already... Read More had a job with the state before I finished my second year.