Concorde Career Institute - Miramar — Local services in Miramar

Hello everyone! I was in the Diagnostic Medical Sonography Program, and I DON’T recommend this school to ANYONE, after they told me I’m on the alterative list which they never said during orientation on July 2nd or the previous days before when I went up there to talk to Aileen. In that meantime of starting July 7th, they made me go to class for 2 weeks. While I’m doing all the homework, I took a test, got my badge, parking permit and my scrubs. I also went out and spent my own money to get shoes that would go with their dress code. 2 weeks later got dropped from the program because there was “no room”. I was also on campus on Monday July 14th, and no one said anything to me, and I went to the Student Affair office, and NO ONE there pulled me aside to talk to me about this. I’ve already gone on campus 2 times for in-person classes, while I’m driving 99 miles which is about 2 hours for me. I got a letter from the Campus President that said congratulations on becoming a Concorde professional. Which meant I was accepted but they said no that’s just a welcoming email. You need an acceptance email, the way the “welcome email” was written it was written as you being accepted. Aileen didn’t help AT ALL with this, she said she would talk to her director and never called me until I had to call her. When I called her, it took hours before getting a returned call which was usual for her to do. She kept saying there’s nothing they can do. Even after I offered to pay the full amount to stay in the spot, I already put $7,000 as a down payment more than most of the students in that class. Also keep in mind while I had to do the Exit counseling because THEY withdrew me it says they won’t pay me back with the money I put down until January 2026. For 2 weeks now some people haven’t even shown up. One girl in the Anatomy and Physiology morning class replied to a discussion board that was due on July 9th, and she did it on July 15th. (She is still there by the way) Not just that but multiple students in the Anatomy and Physiology morning class on Monday July 14th who used their notes for the Assessment in class which wasn’t allowed. Some of the ones I saw were in the DMS Program. (And they are also still there) They also never told me how many people were going to be in class, and they still let people apply even though they were at capacity and knew students would be alternatives. They would also call you anywhere from 5pm to 7pm not during normal school or work hours. I also called the dean on July 16th and left a message and once again I haven’t gotten a call back from her. I am very dissatisfied and frustrated with this college, they are very unprofessional at handling this situation. I’m also dissatisfied with Aileen she did NOTHING to help fix...

From the very first interaction, Ania proved to be the consummate professional—knowledgeable, efficient, and genuinely invested in ensuring my application process was as seamless as possible. Her attention to detail and unwavering support set the tone for what I knew would be an exceptional experience with Concorde.

Ania went above and beyond to address my questions, providing timely and clear guidance at every stage. Her professionalism and warmth not only alleviated any stress I had but also solidified my confidence that Concorde is the school of choice for me. She truly embodies excellence in administration, and her dedication to helping prospective students like myself is unmatched.

Thanks to Ania, what could have been a daunting process became smooth, straightforward, and even enjoyable. Concorde is fortunate to have her, and I am incredibly grateful for her support in helping me take this significant step. If there’s an award for outstanding administrators, Ania undoubtedly deserves it.

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Some teachers teach chapters. She taught life. And she didn’t stop when class was over.

I first met my dental assistant instructor Ms. Lana when I was just trying to pass tests and figure out who I wanted to be. She didn’t just teach from a textbook—she taught from real life. From the chairside chaos to the emotional strength it takes to show up every day, she gave us the truth with heart, humor, and no filter.

But what hit different was when I came back—years later—ready to pivot, ready to chase a new path. I was nervous. Unsure. But she didn’t blink. She walked me straight to Mrs. Gray, and held my hand through every step of that transition. Who does that? Someone who actually cares. Someone who remembers your name, your story, your why.

She believed in me even when I was still building myself back up. You can’t put that kind of support in a syllabus. She’s more than an instructor—she’s a lifeline.

If you ever get the chance to learn from her, don’t walk. Run. Because she’s the kind of teacher who...