Universal Technical Institute

The school is okay there is not much hands on as i thought but they did teach pretty good there is a lot of online homework to do. This is pretty much a school if you don't know anything. This is about basic info they don't teach much like you would be working on in the field. Somethings at my job I don't know cuz I didn't learn in school. It's mainly about power and performance at this school. Again if you don't know anything good place to go. You know a lot go somewhere else
3 8 years ago (29-05-2018)

THIS SCHOOL IS A SCAM!!!Would you pay $40,000 to go on the internet and teach yourself? Cause that 's what this PoS school makes you do. Avoid this place. False advertisements as far as I can see and I already did the Marine program and now im in the automotive one (hard to believe it got even worse). It's overpriced and all of their good reviews are fake. Please don't come here especially veterans.
1 8 years ago (10-05-2018)

Besides it’s a good school campus but very terrible to learn somewhat at the beginning you start is mostly book work after book work it’s very hard for students like me and others if it isn’t hands on being a mechanic and learning is very important to do hands on book work does not help at all expect giving definitions and detail information but not the same if your trying to remove car parts or put them back together or checking what’s generally the problem just show us not tell us we need more hands on then book work hands on should be gradually used full time there’s no excuses
2 8 years ago (05-05-2018)

Like they say you get what you put into it. I start at UTI over a year and a half ago I have taken the auto, diesel, and Ford Fact program at the Orlando campus and can confidently say that I have learned something new every day that I have been there. The options that UTI has afforded me are better than expected. I graduate soon and will be moving on to two other campuses to finish my training track. Like I said earlier you get what you put into it and since I have been here with help form instructors and some of the staff I have achieved 24 ASE's (Automotive Service Excellence) nationally recognized credentials four of which are master level I have also received EPA 608 and 609 certifications which would allow to do automotive, residential, transport, or industrial climate control. I was also accepted to two other programs with just being accepted to these programs and my previous certifications and general school performance allowed to be scouted by and hired to the company and location of my choice that I had wanted to EIGHT months prior to my availability date (they wanted to reserve me if you will). Now granted I am retired military with a maintenance background but that's not what got me hired UTI is. Now I know there are going to be bad reviews and why didn't I give them 5 stars it is not the staff or instructors it's the students yes a significant portion of the people that attend here are the issue and generally the reason for the negative review is they caused it themselves. People that do not want to show up on time, stay awake, stay off the cell while in class, dress themselves appropriately per the agreed to standards, or even complete the home/school work and I can go on and like I said you get what you put into it. I would have like to seen an enforcement of the standards that would have made my attendance here more enjoyable but I got what I put into it and I look forward to cashing in on that. If you want it come get it if you don't stay away.
4 8 years ago (17-04-2018)

Working for Penske Automotive we have hired great students from this Technical campus.
5 8 years ago (11-05-2018)