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About Mildred Elley
“The mission of Mildred Elley is to provide quality career education and technical training to allow students of diverse educational, cultural and personal backgrounds to become successful in an ever-changing global economy. Mildred Elley strives to afford students quality placement opportunities and instill in all of our graduates a desire for lifelong education and learning.”
(Mildred Elley)
Medical & Healthcare Programs at Mildred Elley
- Clinical Medical Assistant – CERT
- Medical Office Assistant – CERT
- Practical Nurse (PN)
- Massage Therapy – CERT
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Review
I’ve been looking at colleges and academic institutions all day long to see the reviews that people have posted on different sites. Mildred Elley is the next school to look up, and it appears that this school has an average to below average rating. On one site, when it comes to the quality of education, the site had received a grade of ‘C.’
The school’s overall grade is C-, and in regards to social life and extracurricular activities, the school has received a grade of D+ and D- respectively. Many of these types of schools don’t have the social activities available that major public universities have anyway, but there still needs to be some options in order to keep the students happy and engaged.
Instead of polling the students to see if they would recommend the school to someone else like the other site does that I use to look up schools, this site that I’m looking at now asks whether or not the students would return. Only a little of a quarter of the students that were polled say they would return, while the others would not.
I should mention that there were only 14 students who were surveyed for this site. It is really hard to find tons of reviews for schools like this one because again, they aren’t major universities. The BBB gives the school a B+ rating, and the two customer reviews posted with the BBB are both negative.
What I’m starting to notice about these schools is that they might not get tons of valid complaints with the BBB because they’re not necessarily breaking the rules. In other words, most of them aren’t scams or anything. It’s just these schools aren’t necessarily the opportunity for higher education that benefits everyone.
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Cathy Floyd