I recently completed a course, and I must say it was a wonderful experience. The instructors were fantastic, and the curriculum was very comprehensive. I gained a lot of practical knowledge and skills that I can apply in my career. I am very satisfied with my decision to enroll in this program.
I just finished my course at Boston Reed College, and I absolutely loved it! The instructors were amazing and very supportive. The curriculum was well-structured and up-to-date. The hands-on training and practical experience provided were invaluable. I highly recommend this college for anyone looking to acquire new skills.
I attended a course offered by a certain college, and although I don't want to mention the name, I have to say it was a great experience. The instructors were excellent, and the curriculum was very comprehensive. The support staff was also helpful throughout the program. Highly recommended!
I completed a course at Boston Reed College, and it was a truly wonderful experience overall. The instructors were passionate and highly knowledgeable, making the learning process enjoyable. The course material was very comprehensive, covering all the necessary topics. I would definitely recommend this college to others.
I completed a course at Boston Reed College, and I must say it exceeded my expectations. The instructors were exceptional and always went the extra mile to help us succeed. The curriculum was engaging and interactive, keeping us motivated throughout. Thumbs up for this amazing college!
I recently finished my program at a certain college, and I can't express how happy I am with my decision. The instructors were top-notch, and the course material was well-structured. The flexibility of the program allowed me to balance my work and studies effectively. Highly recommended!
I completed a program at Boston Reed College, and I have mixed feelings about it. On one hand, the instructors were knowledgeable, and the course material was relevant. However, the class sizes were too large, making it challenging to get personalized attention. Overall, I would consider the experience satisfactory.
I just finished my program at Boston Reed College, and I'm extremely happy with my experience. The instructors were outstanding and made the learning process enjoyable. The curriculum was well-designed and covered all the necessary topics. I would highly recommend this college to anyone seeking quality education.
I recently completed a program at Boston Reed College, and I have to say it was an average experience. The instructors were knowledgeable, but the course material was quite outdated. Also, the class sizes were too large, making it difficult for individual attention. Overall, I would recommend it if you have limited options in your area.
I have the ability to get out of the minimum wage circle. i am happy for this experience! thank you boston reed!!!
We never had a lab to practice the procedures, we did some of the labs on class. We never had all the equipment necessary for labs. The teacher was always late to class and when we ask a math problem he never was able to solved it to fullest. I had to look on my own for a site to do my internship. Finally as soon as I paid the entire course the counselor did not returned my calls so she can help me with leads to find a job. I had a bad experience I would not recommend.
NO EXTERNSHIP AND NO CERTIFICATE. STAY AWAY. Charleen Wignall below is probably just shilling; she has the same last name as the company founder. I paid up front, did well, and turned in everything. This happened to multiple students in my clinical medical assistant class. A bunch of different coordinators ignored us for months, and then tried to dismiss us from the program for failure to complete on time.
After 8 months of waiting, and months of fighting just to stay in the program, I found that some students were going to this one religious place. They were nice people, but once I started there, I realized that it was an abortion diversion organization. They offered extremely limited services to hardly any patients.
They only had a provider about 1 day a week! One could get minimal practice while waiting for a real placement or while looking for a job, but this was nothing like proper clinical training. BR should be ashamed they approved such an inappropriate location. I complained, thinking the coordinator was in Napa and didn't know - but SHE DIDN'T CARE!
Then their doctor had to quit, so the coordinator finally sent me on an interview. I GOT MY FIRST AND ONLY EXTERNSHIP INTERVIEW 10 MONTHS AFTER DIDACTIC. The clinic manager picked one of the other students, and that was it. Boston Reed just frittered away a year until I forgot most of the material.
Later, I tried to repeat the class. (BR was new to the area for my class. I thought, if my community college was still offering the program, surely BR must have their act together by now.) BUT - they tried to force me to sign the new contract, which basically says that they don't have to provide the externship! Read it. It says that if they can't find you a placement within 6 months of the end of the class, you can ask for a $150 "externship fee" refund. It's on their same website that says that they "guarantee externship placement."
The class is less than half the clock hours, and alone, is worthless. Indeed, it was a huge waste of my time. People aren't going to hire you because you say you went to some class, you need proof and certification. What is their problem with finding enough externship placements, anyway? If clinicals are part of a program, then the school is supposed to have sufficient capacity contracted in advance. My phlebotomy class cost half Boston Reed's, and she gave us a list of sites we could choose from on the first day. She sent the certs out right away, too! If Boston Reed can't find enough places willing to take their students to work for FREE for a month, then what can we expect when we look for jobs?? BOSTON REED, YOU OWE ME A REFUND AND COMPENSATION FOR WASTING MY TIME.
Also, please note that at least one of the positive reviews on here is highly suspicious. If you do a search, you'll find that Charleen Wignall is a Chiropractor in St. Helena who is/was looking for someone to work on her vineyard. I highly doubt she needed to attend a Boston Reed program 6 months ago to get out of the "minimum wage circle." Dave Wignall, her brother, is the founder of Boston Reed.
My experience with Boston Reed was excellent!! You get what you pay for and it's worth every penny. This class does offer hands on training-counting pills, reconstituting creams to ointments, working with vials and needles, weighing scales etc. to help prepare you on your externship and the outside world of pharmacy. At first I was very skeptical about this school with all the reviews that I've read online, but I made it through the end of the 6 month program with great satisfaction. The externiship coordinator, Jessica, placed me at Kaiser Permanente for 6 weeks and it was one of the best experiences I've had. After my externship, I took the PTCB exam and passed it, applied for a pharmacy position at Kaiser and landed the job 3 months later!!! You make the best out of your education and there's little tricks to land a job at Kaiser (if you aim for it) =D. Boston Reed College has gone above and beyond my expectations and I appreciate all that they have done for me. Thank you Boston Reed!!!
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