College of Court Reporting Inc

"I struggled with their classes because I had reached out to many people for help. And I have emails that never got replied to to prove that. Let’s just say they were glad to get me out of there. They didn’t even give me a choice of staying or not they just emailed me some exit papers one day. Waste of my student loans."

"CCR is amazing! As for the negative comment below, court reporting seems to me to be a nitch based career. It is not the schools fault if a person does not have the skills or aptitude. I mean no disrespect by this comment. For example, I could never be a doctor or lawyer no matter how much money I paid or believed I could or wanted to be. I have gone to school before & the career path was not a great fit for me. CCR has changed my opinion of college and my life for the better and for that I am forever grateful no matter how much debt I may incur or if I finish or not. I am not giving up! Thank you for treating me like family! Thank you CCR!"

"CCR is the absolute best! When I first found my interest in court reporting I didn’t know where to turn or how to even get started. I heard great things about CCR and decided to give it a try. Nicky did a fabulous job getting me started and the teachers were absolutely incredible! I can’t believe how one-on-one they were and genuinely cared about their students. I even had teachers CALL ME, not just email, to tell me how awesome I was doing. 1. I couldn’t have done it without them. 2. You won’t find many schools where a teacher actually calls their students to check in! Apply at CCR - you won’t regret it!"

"From a former onsite student- This place at first seems to be really nice. Faculty preaches about "professionalism" and they do everything they can to tell you that you can succeed in court reporting. They employ incendiary marketing schemes (i.e recruiting naive Hobart High School students) and tell you that there are tons of "great paying" court reporting jobs all around the world. Then once you are there you realize everything cost money, it takes WAY more than 2 years to master the skill of stenography, and almost every single faculty member is related to each other. Almost nobody I started school with here graduated. Most of the staff here AREN'T EVEN COURT REPORTERS. They hold unavailing college degrees in disoriented areas. You take courses such as "Modern History" that is the equivalent to elementary school social studies. You may be surprised to learn that these colleges of court reporting and court reporting schools have 85% to 90% dropout rates and average graduation rates of 2 to 14 percent. Do research before attending this school; whether online or onsite. And be wary of spending a fortune and having nothing but a lifetime of debt."