Mountainland Technical College

"I received my technical certificate here 2010-2012. Should have left a review a long time ago. Having said that I highly recommend the HVAC program or any program that you can put yourself through here. The training is top notch. Couldn’t recommend these trade programs enough"

"This is an excellent college, centrally located in the middle of Utah County. They have programs for everything, from diesel mechanic to nursing. They have a lot of different medical classes, technology classes, electrician, mechanics and many more classes. Their curriculum is industry driven so when you graduate, you're job ready and employers are ready to hire you. Job placement is high, nearly 100% of adult students get placed in their chosen career. The college is heavily invested in the community and to making the college experience what it should be. If you're a high school student and you do not elect to come here during your junior or senior year, you are really missing out on some big opportunities. Many of the classes here you can get high school credits and college credits for it the same time. And leave here with certificate and ready to work. On top of all that, you can do it tuition free. Think about going here most of your Junior and Senior year and how many credits you can obtain for college for free. That's potentially saving tens of thousands of dollars. It's a wise investment."

"I went in to get my hair and nails done and both girls did a fantastic job. My hair is pink and purple now and because of how they interwove the colors it looks pink in the sun and purple in the shadows. It’s so cool!!!"

"The MTECH nursing program (LPN) is so great! I loved every bit of my time here as a student and regularly recommend this program as a great way to get a quick and affordable start to your nursing career. In fact I loved it so much I have decided to come back as an instructor."

"Be aware that in general trucker schools take in too many people, take their money, give them little practice time & push them out the door when they can't master driving in a few days. Next, of course they won't let them take the driving test even if they passed the written part. It's happening all over the country. MTech is not the worst offender, they are supposed to be better about this than some schools, but nevertheless, buyer beware. They were kind enough to grant me a refund, but I am told that is not the rule and I also had to submit a petition. I think the instructors made an attempt to be fair about everything, but in my opinion there still there was not enough hours behind the wheel for maximizing safety and securing that the regular student will pass with flying colors."