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1.0
14 Jul 2018
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Huge debt no skills (sarcasm)

Cons

Get a job changing tires if you want to work on cars you can learn and earn. You will have huge debt and min wage pay. They will give easy tests so you can have a grade to allow you to keep taking loans. You can do an income driven repayment plan that forgives the loan after 25 years, but they tax you on the amount forgiven. So simply put say 15k loan plus interest in 25 years @ 40k at a moderate tax of 25% 10k almost the original note! DONT DO IT IT WILL F UP YOUR LIFE!!!!

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5.0
5 May 2026
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Working at Porter and Chester Institute, Worcester campus, provides a meaningful opportunity to support students as they prepare for careers in the healthcare field. As a Program Coordinator and instructor, I value the ability to guide students in developing both clinical skills and professionalism, and to see their growth from the classroom into real-world settings. The team environment is supportive and collaborative, with faculty and staff who are dedicated to student success. There is a strong sense of purpose in the work we do, and the ability to make a direct impact on students’ futures is very rewarding. One of the most fulfilling aspects of the role is seeing students successfully graduate and obtain placement in their chosen field shortly after completion of the program. Program development is supported through ongoing feedback from advisory board members and local employers, helping ensure that curriculum and instruction remain aligned with current industry expectations. This connection to the field strengthens both the student experience and overall program outcomes. There are also opportunities to contribute beyond the classroom, including collaboration across campuses and involvement in curriculum alignment, allowing for professional growth and a broader impact on program quality.

Cons

As the program continues to grow, there are ongoing opportunities to further strengthen communication and consistency across campuses.

4.0
5 May 2026
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Pros

I get to work with a group of hard-working, caring people who truly want nothing more than to assist students with their new career choice.

Cons

It can appear to be chaotic at times, but usually for the reason of making sure students get the best curriculum, have the most experienced instructors, and get to work on the most current equipment. Changes can cause anxiety and can look messy, but in the end it's for the good of our education.

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