The Tennessee College of Applied Technology 550 Alabama Avenue, Memphis, TN 38105

"I highly don't recommend tcat I've been in school 3 months now and as I can say I haven't learned anything but how to do a roller set. The teachers are so unorganized, be late to class. I will be withdrawn real soon I will not waste anymore time."

"My experience with TCAT wasn't good at all. You basically teach yourself and the syllabus is not followed. It was hard to keep track of progress. The "professor" was spread too thin. The industrial maintenance and electrical maintenance classes were combined with no distinction between the two. Find another institution. I was paying full price. I expected to be taught."

"The Bartlett campus which is a brand new campus is falling apart. Administration has miss used funds so my class doesn’t even have the proper tools to do anything. Multiple classes have had teachers quit or been “removed” from working after placing a resignation. Students are being forced to teach themselves and of course the person making all these decisions has moved campus causing students that should be entering the cooperative program to be left high and dry."

"Graduated in 2019 with no help for job searching and ended up going back to another school. Instructor did not teach basic plumbing and electricity & caused many closed doors for me. I was unable to get a job that paid at least $13 an hour for what I studied for. Please beware of the welding program unless it has changed. Back then, you had to buy your own steel and heard that instructor did not teach at all. I saw on the website that it is now a new instructor. The school that I'm currently in has excellent instructors for Welding and Machining. My brother said the instructor is awesome for the Property Maintenance program & he did learn about wiring."