PC AGE Career Institute

Christopher Cartagena _{on Google}

Feb 7th, 2024

Love the school. everything about the staff and the teachers are super Kind and flexible with everything that suits go through in their personal lives and with school. Shout out to Dennis, Paul, Veena, Kristen, Cheryl, and the entire PC Age of Metropark campus! Im happy I chose the school to be my successor for my education and for my future career and everything Im learning!

Marcus Ellis _{on Google}

Nov 4th, 2023

Hopefully you won't get Dennis as the Professor..his teaching style is not only too fast but he also just rambles on too much and you end up feeling overwhelmed/bored. Also displays frustration on students who are not understanding the material, which is not professional. Other than that, the school itself has a welcoming environment with friendly folks such as Kristen and Cheryl, who were very supportive and make sure that us students at least find a good job afterwards and succeed.

Jerry Eapen _{on Google}

Feb 27th, 2024

Coming to this school, I had the expectation that after it I would have a great foundation in technical skills. In fact- I was wrong- after this program I had a SOLID foundation in areas of troubleshooting computers, networking, cybersecurity & Active Directory. My experience with PC-Age career institute is overall a positive one. Once you step foot on campus you will be greeted with kind and supportive staff & teachers. Even though most of my learning was during the pandemic, I had a great knowledge of various certifications from A+, Network+, Security+, CCNA & windows Server 2016. My advice to anyone who is considering this as a school to go to would be this:
DO NOT GO unless you have a genuine passion for technology. You will face hurdles with the amount of complex information that the teachers will give to you. However if you are considering going because you feel this would replace a 4 year degree, dont be fooled, once you leave you are competing with people with a 4 year degree. However the good news is that if you put in the work and get every certification they teach you you will make a great amount of money. They have a great career center where they help hard working candidates find great jobs.
Now the negative side:
Its overload of information
Not much Hands on experience with computers
Mostly theory based to pass an exam(however they do have lab assignments which are crucial skills in the workplace)
They need a professional development program where they teach you how to interview for high advanced roles and how to approach tech careers
Final verdict:(If I had the chance to go again):
* Understand your learning style
* Invest in buying your textbooks in physical copy
* Pass every official certification
* If you dont understand a concept break it down by using ChatGPT