Medix College Of Smyrna Reviews
Medix College Of Smyrna Overview
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Overall sentiment from recent Medix College Of Smyrna reviews is negative with recurring themes of poor customer service, issues around exchange, refund and cancellation policy, lost records, and high prices.
Positive Feedback
Some students completed programs and clinicals, indicating that coursework can be finished and credentials awarded when administrative processes work.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Frequent complaints about lost student records and administrative errors affecting certification and national registry status.
- Allegations of misleading recruitment practices, weak transferability of credits, and low value for high tuition.
- Reports of rude or unprofessional instructors and concerns about academic integrity and grading.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Read enrollment agreements carefully and research Medix College Of Smyrna reviews and credit transfer policies before enrolling.
- Ask detailed questions about refunds, billing, and the school’s cancellation and refund policies.
- Document communications and verify records regularly to reduce risk of lost transcripts or clinical hour disputes.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
Overall sentiment from recent Medix College Of Smyrna reviews is negative with recurring themes of poor customer service, issues around exchange, refund and cancellation policy, lost records, and high prices.
Positive Feedback
Some students completed programs and clinicals, indicating that coursework can be finished and credentials awarded when administrative processes work.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Frequent complaints about lost student records and administrative errors affecting certification and national registry status.
- Allegations of misleading recruitment practices, weak transferability of credits, and low value for high tuition.
- Reports of rude or unprofessional instructors and concerns about academic integrity and grading.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Read enrollment agreements carefully and research Medix College Of Smyrna reviews and credit transfer policies before enrolling.
- Ask detailed questions about refunds, billing, and the school’s cancellation and refund policies.
- Document communications and verify records regularly to reduce risk of lost transcripts or clinical hour disputes.
Went to this s hool in 1999 for CNA , PCT and Phelb,was told at the time I would make at least 15.00 starting out . I made 6.00 a hour.and I'm still having to pay this loan back .definitely scammed
Pay off my loan as I never earned what they promised , and now I'm disabled and can't even go back to work or school.
User's recommendation: Don't go
Paramedic
- - Completed the course, but Medix lost all my information; my name wasn't on the national registry, and I had to redo clinicals and reorder transcripts.
Completed the course but when i went to take national registry my name wasnt on the list Medix had lost all my information. High school transcripts, clinical hrs, class hrs...everything.
They cleared that i had been in classes but had to redo clinicals and before all that had to order new highschool transcripts. All together *** experiance.
Profit, Profit, Profit and a little Eduction!
- - Credits do not transfer to or from other institutions.
- - Dental Hygiene AS costs $46k.
- - Graduates may need to start over for a bachelor's degree.
Lets just look at the facts and the facts only. Okay, Medix College has in their enrollment application/agreement the following, "The Medix College does not guarantee transferability of credits either to or from other institutions" This is key b/c what is so tricky about "does not guarantee" is that it gives the current and future student false hope. (Misrepresentation)The student mind-set is, "okay at least some of the credits transfer", until the student begins the process of transferring and realizes colleges like Clayton State, GA. State, Chattahoochee, GA Perimeter College, Kennesaw State,Emory (which is private),North Metro, Southern Polytech, and many more refuses to accept Medix College credits.
Lets start with the most expensive program Dental Hygiene-AS program: Well these students pay roughly 46,362.00. For an associates degree!? Not a Bachelors! So when they complete the program at Medix College, go to work and further their education THE STUDENT has to start completely over! Yes in addition to a debt of 46,362.00, plus the NEW debt for the pursuant of a bachelors degree. THAT IS INSANE!
Yet look at how many students attend this program. Are the Dental Hygeine students willfully or ignorantly choosing to pay roughly 46,362.00 for an AS knowing the colleges mention above offer the same product with an EXTREMELY LOWER price tag!? Who is really getting the BENIFITS here?! Not to mention the curriculum which is not at a matching collegiate level; definitely a handicap in that it sets the student up for failure as they continue their education in 4yr institutions.
I guess the great part of the experience at Medix College is when a student is done...they get to START ALL OVER! WAKE UP STUDENTS!
Fraudulent & Shameful Education
- - Quotas are forecast-based.
- - Reps act like salesmen.
- - Non-degreed staff teach degrees.
- - Exams were sold and graduation issues occurred.
The admissions representatives' quotas are based upon figures determined by financial forecasts and budget calculations which have NO relationship to the education of the students, but are PURELY profit driven! The admissions reps act like car salesman, telling prospective students whatever they want to hear so they'll go to Medix College.
In addition to maladaptive recruiting practices, Medix College currently has non-degreed educators teaching degree programs! Explain to the students at Medix College how this could go on! Moreover, the educators who do not have a degree are currently enrolled in Medix College On-line degree programs with the students that are currently being taught! Talk about conflict of interest. The educators who are currently enrolled to attain their degree are GIVEN a passing grade for compliance. What's more, many of the educators and department heads have falsified degrees/files to ensure accreditation. This is FRAUD!
Two or three months prior to writing this letter our college had an educator by the name of Donald Williams teaching the Medical Assisting Associates of Occupational Science program without a degree and selling exams to students. He was fired, but the college allowed the students who purchased the exams to remain and finish their studies with full knowledge-the buying and selling of exams from this teacher has been going on for quite some time.
Additionally, our college failed each student at the graduation this past Friday November 12, 2010 and previous others. The college failed to provide a rehearsal, not enough or no programs, not even the college faculty and staff were all present at the ceremony. How embarrassedly sad and shameful! We the students pay anywhere from 13,960.00 to 46,362.00. Why is it that we cannot have a decent graduation?! Please Please Please investigate our college on every level! We the students at Medix College invite your agencies to come and speak with us concerning these matters. Ask former students, especially the recent graduates. We the students are tired of getting the short end of the stick.
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- - The instructor is described as rude and unprofessional.
- - The reviewer says she conflicts with the textbook and admits not reading it.
Hello,
I am writing to express my dissappointment with Ms Satterwhite at the Medix School. She is one of the medical assisting instructors. This teacher is extremely rude, and unprofessional. One of my chief complaints is that she does not handle situations that arise in a professional manner, and I believe she may have some type of mental problem. Ms Satterwhite's teaching conflicts with the textbook at times, and it is really irritating listening to an instructor who has already admitted that she has not read the textbook.
The main reason for my attending Medix College/School is to get a certificate so I can have some great skills to land a job in this terrible economy. I would have never dreamed that I would have to go through all of the red tape involved with attending this school.
It seems as though there is a huge difference between the people who work in a professional environment and the teachers within the medical assisting program. One thing that I learned upon being in the medical assisting program is that according to the textbook 90% of communication is non-verbal within the healthcare field. It is very sad for me to admit that my impression of Ms Satterwhite's nonverbal communication is that she is unprofessional, incompetent, and incapable of handling the demands of teaching in this field and that she needs to go back to her CNA position and allow someone who is more competent, professional, and caring lead the class and assist in the success of the students.
This is a very sad situation.
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I graduated from Medix in 1998. I was told the same thing.
I was also told they would help with job placement and both were lies!!
I’m going through my current loan servicer to have to loan removed because it was a school for profit! Illegal I’m told.