Med Prep

I chose Med Prep because it was affordable and I was able to work during the day and go to school at night. The program follows an intensive program because it is set up to help you learn the information & skills in a short time, so it does require some studying, but it is do-able. The program director and staff are always available to answer any questions you have, and will call you back quickly if they are closed. I was very nervous, but they helped me increase my confidence, and always said we could come in for additional practice. \r \r After the clinicals I took my test and passed the very first time. I am grateful for their training & got a raise at my job the day after passing my CNA test!\r \r more

Med Prep was the best choice for me due to the fact that they have morning and night classes.!! There is a lot of information that is presented in a very short period of time, so its important for you to be taught by highly educated individuals that have real life experience. They expected me to do well which in turn gave me confidence. As for preparing for my state test they gave me ample time to practice and prepare for it. Thank you Med Prep. more

This is a well organized, comprehensive program that prepares graduates for success. I am currently a student at Med Prep; I have found that the course material is well written and easy to understand. The creator of the program has extensive experience in the field and has brought forth the opportunity to pass along the knowledge. At Med Prep the curriculum is shaped to build the theory application to support the practical skills. The work environment is very clean; the class size is around eighteen people per group which leaves opportunity to receive individual attention from the instructors. I am proud to say I am a Med Prep student and highly recommend Med Prep to anyone interested in becoming a CNA. \r \r Thank you Med Prep! more

I was excited about becoming a CNA. I signed up with this school and it was a terrible mistake. The teachers don't seem to care whether you do well or not. I felt that they just wanted my money. You don't do anything but listen the first two weeks. No hands on stuff what so ever. At the end of the third week your start go out and doing your clinicals. You learn the hands on things the excact same week. Clinicals start Friday and hands on practice begins Monday. That is not a lot of time to hone your skills. The skills they show you that you need they take you into a cramped room with 20 other people and you can't even see what they are trying to teach you. The people in the front saw it but we didn't. So we told her that we couldn't see and she said to bad. I was terrified going to clinicals because I hadn't even mastered taking vitals. But they sent us anyway. We were put into groups into the clinics with supervisors that just watch. We were so nervous. The instructor at the clinics said that Med Prep students were the worst trained. The instructor said that he told everybody to stay away from Med Prep. Well long story short I finished the class and went to take my state exam. I failed the test miserably. I talked to a couple of other students that were in my class and none of them passed either. Please don't make the same mistake I did. Go somewhere else. more