All-State Career School

"School was short staffed large classes with 3 trucks.. that’s not working properly…. I never took my road test…. I had to re-enroll for the second time. And still couldn’t get the proper training… don’t be fooled your really had to pay under the table to get the proper training…. They stealing student loan"

"This school is so unprofessional and unorganized!!!!! They give you a bunch of unnecessary work. I finished the program completed my internship, passed the state testing and was told we don’t have a graduation yet. When I signed up I was told I would graduate 06/01. Would not recommend this school at all!!!!!"

"This school will give you everything you need in order to become an employed CDL-A driver. As a current student, I have noticed many students are simply not prepared for any type of education or training. Learning takes a great deal of self motivation. Many of the students expect the school to be as tolerant as the Baltimore City Public schools, where many students are never required to self direct or perform difficult learning tasks. As adult students, no one should have to tell tthem to be on time, study or act professionally. I for one would never have the patience to teach some of the students with whom I have attended class. As an employer, I would never hire some of these students. It frightens me to know these people will be behind the wheel of a semi. The school does need to be more responsive to student needs, such as grade corrections and assisting students with flexibility of schedule. Students should be made aware of the demands and requirements. The dropout rate and non-completion rates would be drastically reduced if students understand every detail of the process beforehand. If you are serious about getting your CDL, All State Career is the place to go. If you want to just sleep through class, play on your cell phone and act like a high schooler, you'll fail. Would I do this again with the knowledge I have today. Oh hell yes."

"This is for: (2200 Broening Hwy, Baltimore, MD) DO NOT GO HERE!!!!! Worse school experience EVER. Professionalism, Satisfactory, Quality, Communication, Teaching. Let me be real, for people looking to get their CDL, please look somewhere else. I recognize that I failed myself by choosing all state career school. 1. Equipment wise they put you in a junk piece and they have the guts to charge 10 Gran, consider this program a complete rip-off. 2. 6 month period feels like a waste of time...your basically teaching your self. 3. Instructors have no idea what they're doing. They go and stand on the lot to trash talk about tv shows/shoes/cars etc...INSTEAD OF TEACHING; while the new students are struggling on their own trying to get the manuevering correctly. 4. You won't get the time to train enough on a truck because too many students per module, and you have one truck per module. So if your there 5 hrs you'll get 10-15 min on truck daily. The rest of time your just standing on the lot wasting time. AND they won't let you touch other trucks (because your not on that module). 5. They want you to learn all vehicle parts like your graduating from mechanical school; instead of focusing on driving and taking you out on the road. 6. Their program is complete garbage. You basically can compress that six month into a three month period and have cdl on hand at another school program. I RECOMMEND ATTENDING ANOTHER SCHOOL"

"This by far has been my worse school experience. I have never seen so many unprofessional and unhappy instructors. There is an instructor name Ricky (older brown skin guy) who should not be working there. He has the worse attitude with no humanity. He talk to people any kind of way. You pay a lot of money for training and you end up teaching yourself. They are more focus on pre tripping the truck than actually driving skills. Driving skills should be the number one importance than you trying to be a mechanic. To past the test for your license they expect for you to be a mechanic and know every detail of the truck. There is one guy who will get you right there and his name is Leven. He will get you through understanding the truck and good driving skills. He is the best on their team who is always joyful and happy to be at work."