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I am a current student in the cosmetology program. I would most definitely tell anybody who is interested in this program. It is absolutely a waste of your time money and mental health!!!!! on top of that they don’t tell you that they have over enrolled students You have to sit in a classroom and work on a mannequin Definitely something they should tell you before you sign paperwork that most likely you will not have your own station. You will have to buddy up with somebody or find a table. there is absolutely... Read More zero consistency in this program. !!!! I would definitely suggest going to Delta, or even waiting for CMU to open up. Their cosmetology And if the program supervisor does not like you, you will absolutely know it

In five months, I've not seen any sign of the bad reviews here at all. I'm a veteran using VA funds. No issues with that. Tammy Whitted sends us weekly emails about job postings. Has last/current week's jobs physically posted outside her office too. I have found my automotive instructors to be extremely knowledgeable about the field and the industry. So far I've had Mr Gardener once a week in CCR, Mr Woerth for 101, and Mr McBride for 103. Each demonstrated not only knowledge, but a willingness to answer questions,... Read More and each seemed genuinely invested in student success. They made the content engaging, allowed us to challenge the many errors found in electude, and were understand when the system gave us problems trying to use the digital side. My biggest complaint would be the LRS papers, set to unlock on a Monday and then are due that Tuesday. We should be able to see the course paper subjects on course day one. Give us time to think about them instead rushing us last minute into a sloppy paper. Even with the instructor bypassing it a bit to tell us the paper requirements early, it feels rushed. 101 With Corey Woerth was the basics with a side of finer automotive detail and a lot of physics, all of which he knew very well. He had had a fun demeanor while teaching it. Engines class with Ian McBride is watching a math wizard remember measurements for 12 engines at the same time I'm genuinely impressed. While he teaches you how to build engines for street and racing. I think I have 102 electronics next with Mr Zach Bernal, I hear it is challenging like engine math was. I look forward to that challenge. I will likely update this review in some time.