Allen School

Allen School has been training students for a career in the medical field for over 50 years. The school is nationally accredited by the Council on Occupational Education and licensed in both New York and Arizona. Allen School is committed to providing a quality education at an affordable price. Students are thoroughly oriented to their program of choice by enrollment advisers, and meet with financial aid advisers, to determine eligibility for financial aid prior to starting classes.

Allen School recruits and retains qualified instructional staff, and received commendation related to faculty credentials during a recent accreditation visit. Students are encouraged to access the many resources made available to them throughout their experience at Allen School, and are familiarized with the departments of Student Services and Career Services shortly after enrollment. In addition, Allen School partners with students to provide them with valuable career development skills, such as resume preparation, interview skills, and job searches, and has well developed relationships with area employers and industry experts.

Allen School believes that students play a vital role in their education, and the investment each student makes in preparing themselves to enter the professional world will be reflected in their personal level of success. Our graduates are Allen Schools testimony to quality education, and are strongly encouraged to contact Career Services at any time, to further develop career skills, and access potential job opportunities.

I was being harassed at the Allen School online during class. When I said something about it, they kicked me out saying I am going against the school conduct. Then they won't ever return my calls or emails. I have written proof of the information of who and when they was calling me swearing names etc. School doesn't investigate, they just locked me out of my classes than said I am kicked out for standing up for myself.

I am currently going to Allen School Online and have been for two months now. My first week of class, no one had their stuff together. The teachers didn't have their books, students were continuously being moved to different classes and one of my professors had never taught or had a degree in the class that she taught! When all of these first went down, I tried calling and emailing Allen school and to my surprise, I didn't get any response considering that they were always calling me when they wanted my money!

As the classes went on, there were several of my classmates that were having problems and they emailed and called time after time but they never got a response. It has been this way for two months and enough is enough. Most of my class decided to drop out and switch schools. This is not a good school to go to online. No one has their stuff together except when they want your money! If anyone is considering this school, I personally would advise you not to! It would be a total and complete waste of your time!

I completed my certificate at this school. It's been four years and I haven't land a job yet. It is ridiculous and I feel that I wasted my time. Every time I call the school, they tell me that I'm not qualified to work as a medical assistant. They knew I didn't had a high school diploma when I signed on with. Now they are saying that the reason that's keeping me from not landing a job is because I don't have a HD. Meanwhile, they took me there and took my money and they won't want to help me.

I'm still collecting unemployment benefits from my last job as an HHA. If it wasn't for that, I would've been on welfare. Now, I'm broke, no job, no career and no future. If they would've told me that the GED was needed, I would've enroll in a community college. This is so insane.

we are a low income family. all our bills from all the pay we get, like my mom gets paid 300 weekly and that money went to school for myself and nothing was left for her. they ripped us off. finally we couldnt pay all the 300 weekly, and dropped me from the program just for the inability to pay. this is discrimination. although i can pay now for some portion of the charges, they wont accept me back in the program just because i was broke. it is discrimination if someone cant pay, as said by patients rights in the healthcare field, but this school has healthcare programs and should have same set of laws regarding discrimination whether it is for students or patients. my point is that if there is no discrimination on the basis of the unability to pay for patients paying for healthcare costs then why should there be discrimination on students who cant pay for their education? does that mean due to their failure to pay means they should be dropped from the program. although i can pay now and why cant i be reinstated or placed back into the program?

they took all our money and not refunding back to us and dropped me from the program. wont accept me back even though i can pay for it now.

I sign up for this school for medical assistant to find uot that the school is not accredited and also was cheated out of money cancelled the school and they are still submitting my paper work to direct loan as if i am still attending when i call to speak to the financial aid officer they give me the run around they hang up on me or say that shse is not in I cancelled on 8/28 and up until now direct loan still does not have any cancellation at least a dozen of us have complaints about this school that we are aware of but it's just too much to put into words I tried contacting fox five news and as of yet know one has contacted us-I know there is other important things going on in this world, but alot of student are getting ripped off by this school because they have know one to complain too alot of students just dropped out because they couldn't deal with the situation but what good is this going to do when they still have a loan to pay back