I graduated from ATI's electrical program. It was a great experience with really knowledgeable and inspiring instructors. ATI courses are designed and taught to prepare students for a career in their chosen field. Students who are diligent in their attendance, studies and class participation will be rewarded with a marketable skill that they can use build their future on.

I have been enrolled in the program since October 2024. Since the beginning of the course, I have encountered a series of challenges that have significantly impacted my learning experience. The classrooms are often overcrowded, and there is frequently an insufficient amount of learning materials available for students. When we do have access to the lab, the tools and equipment are often broken or unavailable, which hinders the ability to engage in practical work. Additionally, there is a recurring issue with students smoking both in the classroom and in the lab, yet there has been no intervention from the instructors. I have raised these concerns with multiple administrators, but they have not been addressed. Furthermore, I feel that the program does not align with what was presented during the tour. Instead of engaging in productive learning activities, much of our class time is spent idly, and by 8 p.m., we often run out of tasks and resort to playing games for the remainder of the session. I do not believe this is a constructive use of my time. Another concern is the inconsistency in the rules regarding bringing cars into the lab. During the tour, I was informed that students could bring their own vehicles, as well as those of close friends and family, into the lab. While I understand the requirements for insurance and registration, I see no reason why I was prevented from working on my car, as it meets all necessary criteria. Given the numerous issues I have encountered in the short time I have been enrolled, I no longer feel that this program aligns with my expectations or educational goals.

This school is nothing more than a diploma mill. Focused solely on profit. They refuse to even buy the paper to print the certificates on. Im still waiting on my certificate 1 year after graduating. Do not attend.

ATI is a top tier career school. I enjoyed my time there and I would recommend it to anyone seeking a career school.

Great teachers within the electrical program, Raz, Crosby , and Clyde were all very helpful and knowledgeable. Only warning I do have for new potential students is be aware the school does not place you onto a job when you finish school, they will send you job listings for you to apply to but do not expect to have a job lined up through the school when finishing the program. You will need to be proactive and apply to jobs on your own as well as the listings the school sends you for best results in finding a new job in your new job field