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Complaint Review: National Career Education - Citrus Heights California
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National Career Education
6060 Sunrise Vista Suite 3000 Citrus Heights, 95610 California, U.S.A.
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National Career Education NCE or National Career Education has a horrible medical coding program; lies from admission reps Citrus Heights California
This school lied from the get-go with their promises of being able to be certified as a Medical Coder, including telling me that Sutter, Kaiser and Mercy CHW all hired directly from them (which is NOT true).
I am paying $6700.00 in student loans back for a bad class in medical terminology and anatomy, AND they gave us all old versions of books. For the price tag I should have known better when all my books were at least a year old.
The instructors barely knew how to code using ICD-9 and CPT. Their teaching of medical coding consisted of them handing me a book and telling me to read it, then answer the questions. Sometimes I was able to ask them questions and get the right answer but not often. By the end of my classes there I was teaching them!
I had to get my own externship together, and their lifetime placement consists of a person surfing the internet and emailing you job ads from craigslist.com.
I plan to contact my local news, attorney general's office, and Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges of Technology (their accreditor)regarding this matter, not to mention a lawyer, unless I am able to be refunded.
This was the most costly mistake I ever made in my life, don't let this happen to you!
AN
Citrus Heights, California
U.S.A.
I am paying $6700.00 in student loans back for a bad class in medical terminology and anatomy, AND they gave us all old versions of books. For the price tag I should have known better when all my books were at least a year old.
The instructors barely knew how to code using ICD-9 and CPT. Their teaching of medical coding consisted of them handing me a book and telling me to read it, then answer the questions. Sometimes I was able to ask them questions and get the right answer but not often. By the end of my classes there I was teaching them!
I had to get my own externship together, and their lifetime placement consists of a person surfing the internet and emailing you job ads from craigslist.com.
I plan to contact my local news, attorney general's office, and Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges of Technology (their accreditor)regarding this matter, not to mention a lawyer, unless I am able to be refunded.
This was the most costly mistake I ever made in my life, don't let this happen to you!
AN
Citrus Heights, California
U.S.A.
