Anthem Institute Reviews
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Anthem NY is a huge scam
School not recommended by
Sassy
on
November 05, 2009
1/1 person found this review helpful
I have to start this of by letting everyone know that I was an A student and was on the Honor roll 3 months in a row (the last 3 months of school). I believed everything that Anthem Institute told me that they have great instructors and great career services (They would help you look for a "job") I went to Anthem to get my Billing and Coding Diploma little that I know joining there would be my biggest regrets.
They told me (career services) that they would provide me a good place to do my extern/intern or I can choose a place of my own. So I decided to get my own site but they told me that I couldn't because I needed to tell them a month ahead. Next then you know I am sent to a crappy site in the city with computers from the 80's and ants all over my desk. My first week there I get a phone call from the site that I chose to go in the first place that all the information form the school is done and that I start there next month (How is that possible when I'm already in the crappy site where they send me) basically they used my contact that I FOUND for their own needs.
On top of that I had to miss my graduation because the hour they gave my graduation was during my extern/intern so I never made it. But once I finished my extern/intern i go back to school to see if they give me my diploma and I had to wait over a month til they decided to give it to me (can't do much without your diploma) and on top of that I'm still unemployeed for 3 long months and I owe the school 7 thousands.
I suggest go to a community college and get it for free and your associate degree will be worth more then an institute diploma. GOOD LUCK and I hope this helps all who are thinking joining in Anthem Institute in NEW YORK.
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School recommended by
Phoebe Osman
on
July 25, 2009
6/6 people found this review helpful
I had a Great experience,I did my training in the Jersey city campus in the evenings while i worked a dead end job.The lady in admission told me exactly what i was getting (for the most part)we are now in a middle of a recession and i work full time and i work for myself on the weekend (independent side money) thanks to what I learned at Chubb Institute now Anthem Institute .I think that if you apply yourself you get what you pay for if you do not you will waste your money. I know of a few people who had good experiences and i know people who are not working.my student loan is $68.59 per month.witch i can afford no problem
ANTHEM IS A GREAT SCHOOL
School recommended by
Certified Medical Assistant!!
on
June 17, 2009
14/18 people found this review helpful
I wanted a successful career in the healthcare field and that is exactly what I got. I recently graduated from the Cherry Hill campus and I have already started to received tuition reimbursement from the hospital i work at to go back and get my R.N. If you apply yourself and work with the the different departments they make available for you, you can definately get a good job in your career field. I loved my experience there. The teachers were great, the labs were fun and the environment was very nice. I would reccommend anyone to the Cherry Hill campus for any of their programs, especially Medical Assistant!
medical billing and coding
School not recommended by
meghan mcginley
on
April 28, 2009
15/26 people found this review helpful
I am a student at the anthem institute in Jersey City, NJ. I am a very good student and my attendence is fine. And i am writing this to warn people to not attend this school, it is a complete rip off.Some of the teachers have no idea what they are talking about,when you apply they seem nice and respectful but dont be fooled. I am 23 yrs old and they treat me along with other students like children, they have no respect, they are rude. The whole school itself is very unprofessional, its a joke. Please do not waste your money and your time you will be much better off at a community college at least you will get an actually degree.....
