- ProfessorsC+
- ValueC+
- DiversityC+
- SafetyA
- Student ExperienceNG
- LocationB
College of Health Care Professions - San Antonio is ...
Private for-profit
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Admissions
Cost
Net Price
$20,783/ year
National
$15,431Average cost after financial aid for students receiving grant or scholarship aid, as reported by the college.
Academics
Professors
C+
Based on faculty accomplishments, salary, student reviews, and additional factors.
Student Faculty Ratio
14:1
Evening Degree Programs
Yes
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Students
Full-Time Enrollment
321Undergrads
Undergrads Over 25
55%
Pell Grant
51%
Varsity Athletes
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After College of Health Care Professions - San Antonio
Median Earnings 6 Years After Graduation
$27,100/ year
National
$33,028Graduation Rate
68%
National
47%Employed 2 Years After Graduation
81%
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College of Health Care Professions - San Antonio Reviews
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I am enrolled in the Surgical Technologist program, it is a two year program so I will be graduating with an Associates Degree. Most of my classes are ground classes but I also have some online classes as well. I really like CHCP because they have a very welcoming atmosphere and the classroom size is descent so you're able to communicate with the professors without any issues. My favorite thing about this school is that in the lunch room they sell almost anything you can think of including snacks, food, beverages , ect. Which makes it very convenient and you dont have to leave campus to grab lunch. The professors and students are very polite and they really do their best to help you succeed. I would definitely recommend this school to anyone. The only thing I wish would change would be having a bigger parking lot, because it can get full.
I actually have been enjoying going back to school. My instructors have been very helpful and are very intelligent and well informed. They work with you and want to make sure you are learning the best possible way to absorb everything to use towards your profession. They really to do care about having you be the best at what you want to succeed at. I have met a lot of great people, not only staff, but other students as well. I have made a few friendships that I see continuing on even after school has ended. It was even better for me since I'm new to the state of Texas and I had never been to San Antonio before, and I did not know anyone. And now I not only have made to bonds, but also with people who share in my passion for Physical Therapy as well. The only downside was the actual introduction process. When I came to visit before enrolling, I was seriously misinformed about the program itself. I was told it was a PTA program, not PTT. I was looking to earn my licensure. Then there were little things that continued to pop up from admissions after the days expired of being able to remove yourself from the program without penalty of continuing to pay. I was not the only one, and I know a few people dropped out or switched schools....there were nights where students got all upset and multiple times the head instructor would come into our class to reiterate the same facts one time, then it would change another. Then to find out that it was a completely new program. I understand there will be bugs starting anything up...but the honesty beforehand would have been appreciated more than a veil of what I thought it was. Because now I'm hoping that CHCP gets their accreditation so I can continue on and transfer my credits to an actual PTA program without having to re do another 2 years for my associates. And I have to come up with more money to do the actual program I wanted to do in the first place.
I am enrolled in the Limited Medical Radiologic Technologist Program. It's a 14 month program encompassed with vital information and plenty of hands-on learning opportunities. College of Healthcare Professions - San Antonio provides a welcoming atmosphere that's conducive for students obtaining occupational skills. The staff are always pleasant and helpful. They offer assistance to meet various needs, including financial aid, part-time job offers, career placement, and etc. This program has provided me with a great amount of knowledge in the Radiology field. I have gained many skills which are specifically relatable to my career choice. I am confident that I have been properly prepared as I continue to strive to achieve my vocational goal of owning my own radiography clinic one day. I would definitely refer someone to attend CHCP - San Antonio so that they can partake in this life changing experience for themselves.