Lindsey Hopkins Technical Education Center

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• Anynomous

  22 September 2016

  Terrible school, was in the culinary program for one semester and all we ever did was cook 4 days a week and then the final week we did book work and copy down recipes. The instructor DID NOT even bother to teach you anything in class. According to him everything is in the book. I literally paid just to cook for other people on campus and copy recipes. Bit worth your time. Another school would be a better choice.

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• Anynomous

  17 September 2016

  parking, staff, atmosphere all horrible

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• Anynomous

  09 September 2016

  If I could give this school zero stars I would. Very unprofessional. Rude faculty. Treat you like children. Administration is VERY nonchalant and are etreme liars. Financial Aid makes errors where they "undercharged you" so they have to "correct the error." Then your refund cones up short even though you've received a scholarship. 😑 Scammers. Smh, what was I thinking.

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• Anynomous

  16 April 2016

  Lindsay on a whole is the reason why I gave this a 3 star . The teacher I had I like a lot . He knew what he was doing . He made it worth coming to school. The office where you register thoes people act like they don't care about nothing . Almost as if they hate their job. Nothing friendly about them at all. They give you minimal info. Ms . Gray , she runs financial aid . She's a sweetheart . She always on the go . She may look extremely busy at times but she is quick to help a student out with almost any question about your program . And she's pretty funny. But honestly if it wasn't for ms gray and my teacher I probably would have left Lindsey Hopkins a long time ago.

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• Anynomous

  05 October 2014

  I have been saying this since I was in school: Somebody had better get serious about educating our young people.
  
  The first red flag about this school should have been to me is the bad website from the late 1990s. It's Geocities feel and look and the second red flag "100% job placement" "Reading the fine print on job placement in this school"employed for a least 1 day , It means working in fast food aka flipping burgers " You not going to get a job in the subject that you study trust me.Nearly half of working Americans with degrees are in jobs for which they're overqualified that $30,000 to $60,000 a year is not going to happen.. It more like 16k working at a best buy,office depot or a restaurant working for peanuts. Some of the teacher here are in over their head about what there job is. Its really a shame the way they advantage of people who are only trying to better there lives. trust me how you learn is by reading the book and doing homework and the other students are the ones that help you out. I put that Computer Systems Technology , Information Technology degrees and Commercial Art degrees to good use as cage liner for the dogs. The real crooks in the for-profit education business turn out more "graduates" than the market can absorb. Their victims get lured in, take out federally insured "student loans" and walk away with limited employment prospects and credits that are worthless at legitimate educational institutions.
  
  

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• Anynomous

  24 March 2013

  Lindsey Hopkins Technical Education Center is a valuable asset to Miami-Dade county. Lindsey Tech has the potential to be a great institution.
  I attended the Fashion program in 2012. I recieved my certification from Lindsey, and i'm now attending The Academy of Art in San Francisco, which is rated as one of the best Fashion programs in the world.
  I can with all honesty say that Mrs. Benoit's Fashion program at Lindsey is world class. She coverd and taught us everything that I am seeing now at the Academy of Art.

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