The Pharmacy Technician Program with Sanford Brown Institute is a ripoff and a waste of time.
I enrolled in this program to get a new career in a demanding field that would get me and keep me employed within the health field. Upon meeting with the counselors I took a series of test that supposedly got me qualified for the Pharmacy Tech course and of course I was persuaded to get into the program and everything was set up from the beginning. I was told that this program would prepare me for a new career and this was the course that I needed to take to become a Pharmacy Technician. This is lie, you don't have to go to school for Pharmacy Tech, take out a student loan, be miserable, waste your time, deal with liars and perpertrators in authority, unruly students and mods that are not even set up for you every month. Every month you have to wait and see where you are going. Many a day we got to school and the doors were locked and we had to wait for someone to come and let us in, sometimes we were out for more than thirty minutes or more. The instructors are not certified, the school is not accredited, so what am I paying a school loan for? This program is designed for you to fail, for them to get money, Sanford Brown, and for you to be painted a picture that is not going to happen for you.
The students are unruly and the instructors have to go along with the crap, the students cheat, the instructors are not certified, so they are just going along with the program so they can get paid and Sanford Brown is moving them in and out like cattle to receive funding.in the financial aid office they are so unclear as to your loans, none of us could believe that we had been suckered like this simply because of their ambigious way of explanation not to mention that I really believe they did not give us all of the loan money we were to receive.
Don't do it, don't enroll in this program, the instructors are not knowledgeable, this is all a farce, you will be sorry, you can become a tech by studying the manual or working at the Pharmacy in the CVS, Walmart, RiteAid, etc. The people in charge of this program do not tell the truth and they run you around because none of them know, this school is a ball of confusion. It is designed for you to fail and for them to get their education grant money.
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