YTI Career Institute

Allen Davis 5 months ago

Poorly vetted instructors, an entire semester wasted because the instructor lied about being a doctor (or an educator at all) on their resume. Lies about what you can make after graduation. The only jobs people would hire for were entry level that didn't even need experience let alone a degree. Credits are non-transferrable and employers do not care about this school. You'll make about half as much as they promise money-wise. Zero post-graduation support. Best I got when reaching out about assistance finding work was some resume templates you can find on Google. $40k and two years of my life down the drain for a dead-end career I could've started with no experience.

Lilliana Morris a year ago

This place is terrible. It was a complete waste of $10k for something I had no chance to complete. I started online and I broke my phone 2 days prior to starting school and I reached out to them letting them know I had no access anymore to the email I gave them, but I had a new one and they could set up my schooling with that. Well I called them 10+ times, talked to so many people over the phone and nobody could help me. Each time I still had no access to my portal, so I was missing assignments that I had no chance to even get into. I even talked to the director of the school and they couldn’t help. Not to mention I went in person 3 times trying to get someone to help me and the front door was locked each time. There was a paper with a phone number to call someone to open it, each time I went and called and no one would answer.. It’s just extremely frustrating to have to spend around $10k for 2 semesters that I had no chance to complete. Don’t waste your time, money, or energy with this place.

Brandon English 3 years ago

I’m currently enrolled in the Computer & Data Management program. If you’re not ready to buckle down and teach yourself a lot of material, avoid this program. It requires a lot of reading, a lot of lab work, and requires time dedicated. Being completely asynchronous can be a challenge. Do not sign up if you’re not going to invest the time. I have learned a ton of information in a short period of time. I still have 1 year left before graduation. All lessons are pre recorded. An instructor is available if you need assistance. Instructors in my program are very smart and I enjoy learning from them. Again you need to dedicate yourself and your time if you expect results in this program.

Alyssa Alfano 6 years ago

The Vet Tech program is definitely worth the money you are paying. This is such a good school if you prefer hands on learning. All the instructors are willing to help and are very nice. It is a fast paced but it is just like if you were to be in practice. All the hands on learning is beneficial to our future careers. Natasha is great when it comes to the nursing classes and is always willing to help. The professors in the Vet Tech program always know how to make labs fun.

Jonathan Weaver 6 years ago

By far the worst college I've seen, I owe 14,000$ for 6 months (2 terms) 8,000 of that coming from materials I would have used later in the 21 month program I was in, save your money. This place is a waste of your time and effort, if you're considering the Computer Systems Specialist program, id highly recommend going somewhere else, half the professors will waste your time and talk about things irrelevant to the course while barely attending. Also read their attendance policy very closely, this school loves to give you lots of hoops to jump through while acting friendly and like they have your best interest in mind.