MedCerts Reviews

I did end up getting placed, so that part worked out, but honestly... it took a while. I was kind of waiting around longer than I thought I would be. Glad it eventually happened, just wish the process had moved a bit faster.

I gave the course a fair shot, but it felt a bit underwhelming. The lessons stayed surface-level, and the quizzes didn’t really do much to help the material stick. It wasn’t terrible, just not as useful as I expected.

I don’t know, maybe I missed some of the details upfront, but the tuition felt really high to me. The financing options didn’t really make it better either, and I wasn’t totally clear on what the payments would look like before I signed up

I didn’t feel ready when it came time to take the test. The practice material just felt a little off to me, and the exam prep didn’t feel like enough. Maybe it worked better for other people, but I kept wondering if I was missing something.

I signed up and had a few questions, but, it felt like replies took forever. I kept calling and emailing, and, most of the time, I barely got any help. It was really frustrating, especially when you’re just trying to figure things out

The career help was disappointing. They made it sound like there would be real support after finishing, but it mostly turned into a few generic emails and vague promises about helping with the job search. I didn’t feel like anyone actually guided me or gave useful leads. I expected a lot more than just basic check-ins.

I’ve been frustrated with the instructor support lately. Most days it feels like I’m not getting much help at all, and it’s making the whole experience harder than it should be. I really wanted to stick with this, but if the support doesn’t improve soon, I’ll probably start looking at other options

I went with MedCerts because I was thinking it would fit around my schedule better, since it’s online and all that. Online it is, but super flexible, not really how it felt to me.

There were some deadlines that were set, and trying to keep up with those while also dealing with work and family stuff got stressful fast. Help I did get sometimes, but not always right when I actually needed it.

The program isn’t awful or anything, and I’m not saying nobody should do it. But if flexibility is your main thing, I’d definitely ask a bunch of questions first, because for me it just wasn’t the best fit

The platform does what I need it to do, but it feels kind of clunky and slow at times. I can get through my tasks, but it’s not the smoothest experience. Has anyone else run into the same issue?

I was hoping for a bit more guidance, but there just wasn’t much support. It wasn’t terrible or anything, just didn’t really feel that helpful for me haha.

Admissions kept calling me and pushing me to move forward, but I didn’t feel like my questions were really being answered clearly. I was also trying to understand the cost and whether it was actually worth it for my budget, but I just ended up more confused. After a while, I stopped moving forward because it felt too rushed.

The course itself was okay. Nothing amazing, but I got through it and learned some stuff. The job placement part though... yeah, that’s where it kind of fell flat for me. I expected maybe actual leads or some real guidance, but mostly it was just basic tips and a few links. Stuff you could find on your own. Months later, I’m still looking, still applying, still waiting. So yeah, disappointing tbh.