Medical Allied Career Center Inc.

Reviews

• VR

  Vivian Ramirez

  Jan 16, 2026
  5.0
  I am very thankful to this school. About me before I started this LVN program I have a bachelor’s degree in a field I never used and worked in real estate sales for 18 years. I also earned my AA degree from a junior college, so I was already familiar with being in school and taking state exams. While attending this school, I worked as a notary notarizing loan documents, which gave me the flexibility to support myself during the program. The truth is that I have had a passion for nursing since junior college. Although Nursing is an intimidating career, I could not ignore the feeling that it was calling me. I entered the program one month after it had already started, which made the beginning very challenging. I barely slept at first, but once I adjusted to the pace, it became manageable. If you stay focused and put in the time & work, you will graduate. You must study, read the required material, and follow your instructors’ guidance. At the time, our exam preparation for the NCLEX was through ATI. I graduated from the 21-month LVN program in July 2021. I was a COVID-era student, and although hospital clinicals were limited, we still attended clinicals when allowed. I completed several days at a local community hospital in Norwalk. Since graduating, I passed the NCLEX on the 1st try and have done well with my LVN license. I worked in a hospital for about 8 months but realized it was not the best fit for me because I wanted to help my patients more quickly without waiting for RN’s to push IV meds. I now work at different rehabilitation healthcare centers (nursing homes) and sub Acute, which I enjoy. Overall, this school helped me take my first steps as an LVN, and I plan to pursue my RN in the future. I recommend this school to anyone willing to stay disciplined, prioritize studying, read their books, watch learning videos, and support their cohort. If you truly commit, you can succeed. Good luck to everyone reading this, and may God bless you on your journey to becoming a nurse.
• OO

  ohthatsjaz

  Jun 7, 2024
  5.0
  I went here for my LVN license. This is such a great school. The classes are small which allows you to really get the most out of learning, the tests really prep you for NCLEX and everyone here is amazing the teachers the staff everyone. They genuinely care about your success! I can't thank Elizabeth, Mr Rommel, Mrs Gerber, Mr Aga and Ms. Janice enough! If you don't grasp a concept they will sit down and explain it to you. Amazing 10/10. They care if you care Totally! I will tell anyone I know to come here. Everyone in my batch passed NCLEX first try!
• ML

  Marsha Lee

  Mar 20, 2019
  2.0
  I am really not the type to write reviews, but I truly want to inform people of this center. Here are some logistics: the tuition costs $1700 and registration costs $10 for a four weeks course. I actually did not attend this program due to multiple issues I had with just signing up. I called numerous times to find out about the designated date of the next cycle of the program and what the schedule would be like so I could plan accordingly with work and school. As the start date got closer, I had issues communicating with the staff just to set an appointment to take my entrance exam. The staff failed to call me back after the mentioned time, just to make an appointment for a 30 minutes to an hour exam (which was relatively easy, but had some material that I did not understand why it was incorporated in the material). After completing my exam and deposit, I was then informed that the scheduled date of the program was postponed. It ended up being postponed for two months due to an emergency regarding the instructor. I understand that emergencies happen, but based on other reviews it seems like the instructor does not care about being late, so it seems like the instructor may just not care. Despite all of this, one of the staff members, Danielle or Dannia, was really polite and intended on helping me find other programs because the new cycle would not work out with my schedule. I really appreciated this, but she did not hold her promise in calling me back. All in all, I cannot tell you concrete review of how the CNA program is here because I did not complete it, but these issues made me question if I wanted to pay for an educational experience that did not seem to thrive in communication, organization, and punctuality. I would have given this place an one star review, but Danielle was helpful.

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