Tennessee College of Applied Technology Elizabethton - Main Campus - Elizabethton, Tennessee

Tennessee College of Applied Technology Elizabethton - Main Campus es una institución de educación superior ubicada en Elizabethton, Tennessee, Estados Unidos. La dirección de la institución es 426 TN-91, Elizabethton, TN 37643.

Para contactar al instituto, puede llamar al teléfono 423-543-0070 o visitar su página web en tcatelizabethton.edu.

Especialidades

La institución ofrece programas de formación profesional y educación en varias áreas, incluyendo:

• Centro de formación profesional
• Escuela

Los estudiantes pueden elegir entre varios programas de grado y certificación, diseñados para satisfacer las necesidades laborales y de carrera en el área.

Ubicación

Tennessee College of Applied Technology Elizabethton - Main Campus se encuentra en Elizabethton, Tennessee, a solo unos minutos de la ciudad de Johnson City.

La ubicación estratégica de la institución permite a los estudiantes acceder fácilmente a las carreteras y autopistas principales, lo que facilita sus viajes a la escuela.

Dentro de la institución, hay un aparcamiento adaptado para sillas de ruedas y un acceso para sillas de ruedas para garantizar la inclusión de todos los estudiantes.

La institución también cuenta con un aseo adaptado para sillas de ruedas, garantizando que los estudiantes con discapacidad tengan acceso a las instalaciones y servicios.

Opiniones

Según las opiniones de los estudiantes y visitantes, Tennessee College of Applied Technology Elizabethton - Main Campus tiene una media de opinión de 4/5 según Google My Business.

Los comentarios destacan la calidad de la educación y el servicio proporcionado por la institución, así como la amabilidad y profesionalismo de su personal.

Los estudiantes y visitantes también elogian la facilidad de acceso y el aparcamiento adaptado para sillas de ruedas.

Otros datos de interés

Acceso para sillas de ruedas

Aparcamiento adaptado para sillas de ruedas

Aseo adaptado para sillas de ruedas

Características

Tennessee College of Applied Technology Elizabethton - Main Campus cuenta con una variedad de características que la hacen única en el ámbito de la educación superior, incluyendo:

• Programas de formación profesional y educación
• Acceso para sillas de ruedas
• Aparcamiento adaptado para sillas de ruedas
• Aseo adaptado para sillas de ruedas
• Ubicación estratégica en Elizabethton, Tennessee

👍 Opiniones de Tennessee College of Applied Technology Elizabethton - Main Campus

Jeremiah E.

2/5

I would strongly recommend either the phlebotomy or electrical classes. The instructors are extremely dedicated to their students and respective fields. I found my experience with the LPN course, however, to be nothing short of nightmarish. I saved and visited the campus for over 8 months, to ensure a smooth transition into the course, and meet all requirements. During that time, I suffered multiple metatarsal fractures, and received 2 stitches-which I removed myself. I attempted to discuss my concerns, and informed the instructors of my financial limitations on multiple occasions-only to be ignored. I also had a number of unpleasant experiences with the student services coordinator. During one incident, I intervened in what could have been a physical altercation at a graduation ceremony. I myself stood in line for forty minutes in a fracture boot, to resubmit documentation for the 4th time-only to have a rolling chair jerked away from me, by the same student services coordinator. On the day I was fitted for, and purchased scrubs that cost a weeks salary, an instructor intentionally marked me absent and refused to hand me a work study sheet. The instructors were often late, had students print their own homework and study sheets, were dressed unprofessionally, were discourteous and disrespectful, and exhibited frustration-when asked simple questions. I struggle as to why anyone would pay for this level of service. I dropped the class, forfeited my assistance, and lost most of my resources to avoid the continued frustration of dealing with the instructors. An infinitely more qualified young woman and mother from my phlebotomy class had a similar experience. The school president and board of regents somehow find this acceptable. Their sense of obligation to working class students and the communities they represent is painfully clear.

Cindy C.

1/5

Made an appointment with someone in elizabethton to get my hair done in the cosmetology department. I talked with two people, the first I didn’t get her name but I think she may have been the director of the department and she sent Brittany to talk to me. They both told me the person I made the appointment with had left and no longer worked there and Brittany asked if I could reschedule for next week. I said I had prior appointments next week and all I was wanting to get done was a wash and style. She told me she would be back to help me and I waited over 30 minutes standing in the hallway and no one ever came back. Very unprofessional. I told the receptionist at the desk and she just shrugged and said they should have called you. I was very disappointed.

Rennen

1/5

April Bowman is the worst teacher I have ever had. She is extremely immature and constantly picking favorites. It’s a joke that she is nominated for teacher of the year, and disrespectful to all of the actually good teachers. She has consistently singled out certain students to the point that the other students notice. Get her out of there! She destroys any desire to return to the program.

Jess 5.

1/5

I would NEVER recommend this school to anyone, especially with regards to the Practical Nursing Program. They need to fire and rehire in several departments, as someone else on here also stated. The Nursing Program faculty are corrupt and are only in it for themselves. It is all just a big game to them. This is coming from someone who made excellent grades in both the 1st and 2nd trimesters and missed Med Surg by 2 points. Earlier this year, they told me I could retake Med Surg this May then after successful completion, I could move on to 3rd trimester. Then I received a call this morning saying that the Director of Nursing is putting a stop to the discussed plan and would make me redo the entire Program over again from the beginning. I am tired of their games and will be attending Nursing school somewhere else. They are not getting any more of my time or money!

Matt C.

5/5

I have attended this school and I can tell you from experience that it's a great school. I had a bad experience with even getting started at another school. The process is very simple at TCAT. The school is so popular that they many times have a waiting list to get in. But quality is worth waiting for. My experience with enrollment and financial aid has been great. They guide you through every step and will help you fill out whatever is needed for financial assistance. I even took off when I had some medical issues and was able to get back in. The instructor I had was very helpful and provided high quality hands-on instruction. It's a great school for people who learn better by hands-on. The book work can be challenging, but the instructor will do everything you need to help prepare you. Basically if you want a school where you can learn a good hands-on trade and after learning it make a great wage like $20 an hour or more then this is for you. Many of the trades students graduate with companies waiting to hire them making at least $20 an hour. Some jobs you must be willing to travel to make more money. Millwrights, welders and pipefitters from TCAT can easily make $30 an hr doing travel jobs. I speak from experience. I hope this helps someone who might be considering what school to attend.

so H.

1/5

If you want to relive high school, this is the place for you. It seems stupid and childish to complaint about, but this place is worse than high school. Be prepared to be laughed at and made fun of if you have any physical defects or if you need help with something. I was literally laughed out of class. The teachers are snotty and only interact with favorite students. There are no lectures. You basically spend six hours working through the course material with no teacher guidance. Horrible experience. The students are mostly comprised of toothless Carter County rednecks. If you're not from Carter County, you're not anything. The only positive experience I had was with Student Services. I feel as though that was just to get me in school so they could get grant money. Financial aid is moody. The guy there only responds in grunts. Horrible experience. Don't waste your time.

Amanda B.

5/5

I am in the PN program at Elizabethton and I love it. The instructors are amazing and helpful, the office staff and financial aid are just as great. They worked so hard to get all my stuff in and done on time. Every school has issues and you have to be willing to do some work yourself and not expect everyone to always do it for you. The hours are long and its tough, but worth it.

Tammy S.

5/5

I recently graduated from the Phlebotomy program and I would highly recommend it to anyone. Mrs. Loretta Eads is the instructor, and she is by far THE BEST! It is the only Accredited phlebotomy program this side of Nashville