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Four - D College

1020 East Washington Street, Colton, CA 92324

Overview

  • OPEID/FAFSA College Code: 03162300
  • President-CEO: Linda L Smith
  • Fax: (909) 783-9334
  • Type: Private For-Profit, Less-Than 2-Year
  • Calendar System: Differs by Program
  • Highest Degree: Non-Degree Granting
  • Local Area: Small City
  • Student Enrollment: 1,035

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History

Four-D College first opened in 1992 in Claremont, California to a class of 2 students for their only program (a nursing program). Focused on providing vocational education in the healthcare services industry, the school quickly grew and expanded, changed locations, and currently resides in Colton, CA with a second campus in Victorville, CA. Four-D is constantly expanding to meet the needs of students, and always looking for new ways to help students grow.

 

Academics

Four-D offers 6 vocational healthcare services programs for study, the completion of which will provide the student with a diploma. Most programs are between one and two years, and once completed will have prepared students for certification or license exams (if necessary) and to successfully operate in the workplace.

 

Programs offered are:

 

Admissions and Financial Aid

Students interested in applying to Four-D College must be interviewed by an admissions representative; complete an application, enrollment agreement and entrance exam; pay all required fees; and have a high school diploma or GED. Students may be asked for additional information to determine qualification prior to enrollment.

 

Financial Aid services are available to interested students through the Financial Aid office. Students should visit the office to discuss options and construct a plan for payment. Students should also complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to determine eligibility for grants, loans and scholarships. 

*Not all of the programs above may be offered
 

Student Services Offered

  • Academic or Career Counseling Services
  • Employment Services
  • Placement Assistance For Graduates
  • On-Campus Day Care Available

Special Learning Opportunities

  • Weekend / Evening Classes Available

Website:

www.4dcollege.com

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Accreditation

  • Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools

Facilities and Programs Offered

  • Library Available

College Carnegie Classifications


    None Available

Degrees & Programs

Awarded Student Degrees and Programs

The following is not a comprehensive or current list of degrees or programs offered. The table below details the number of degrees or certificates that were awarded in the 2010-11 school year to graduates broken down by degree or major type. Please contact Four - D College directly to learn more about what is currently being offered.

Health and Clinical Professions

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Dental Assistant Degree12
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Licensed Practical Nurse Degree244
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Massage Therapy Degree29
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Medical Insurance Coding Degree101
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Medical Office Assistant Degree129
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Pharmacy Technician Degree101
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Overall Rating: 3.0
  • Reviewed on: February 24, 2013 Flag Review
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  • Four D College was a great place to work until they began hiring new directors. As long as they can bring the money in the executives don't care how staff are treated. There is absolutely no job security!
  • Reviewed on: February 22, 2013 Flag Review
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  • If I could give this school zero stars I would. Word of advice, if you are white, DO NOT attend this school. The staff is racist against white people and if another student picks a fight with you staff will take their side. I ended up dropping out and still had to pay back the loan. Waste of time and money. Worst school ever.
  • Reviewed on: February 11, 2013 Flag Review
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  • Do not waist your time with this joke of a college. This is a money trap. I attend a real college now to become an RN and am paying less for it and will have a better chance at employment and a significant salary difference.
  • Reviewed on: January 30, 2013 Flag Review
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  • Totally agree with all the comments down below! very disrespectful to students and employees as well. Do not waste your time and money on this school.
  • Reviewed on: January 17, 2013 Flag Review
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  • DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY!!! This school is AWFUL!! Disrespectful to students! They boast that this is a Christian college and have absolutely no respect for students. Students are yelled at, told to "shut up" and students that are in the National Guard serving our country are told to signs papers to be on academic probation for missing class due to weekend drill for the US Army!!!! When I signed up for the VN program at this college I was told my hours would be 8:00-4:30 and once my financial aid papers were signed apparently their hours changed to whatever they feel like making you go to clinical, and too bad you're a single mom and can't find daycare for your children!! My class of 52 has dwindled down to 26 in only 12 weeks. DON'T DO IT!!!!!!!!!
  • Reviewed on: December 24, 2012 Flag Review
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  • This school is a joke...The school waste peoples time and the instructors are rude...The financial aid dept only has 2 counselors and a clerk...epic fail!... DONT' ATTEND 4D unless you want to waste your time and money!
  • Reviewed on: November 17, 2012 Flag Review
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  • I attended the victorville Four D and it was ridiculous with how many problems there were with the school. Totally unorganized in the financial aid dept. The instructors were always dismissing us early from clinicals and having us mark a time we didn't leave at. If you start this school with ethics you will certainly leave with none.
  • Reviewed on: November 15, 2012 Flag Review
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  • 4d College is NOT a school you want any affiliation with. The school accepts 40 students into their LVN program, allows everyone whose financial aid goes through to complete the 1st semester and drops all but 10 MAX at semester 1's end. Teachers are GHETTO. Teachers are disrespectful, will argue with each other and students, and don't believe privacy is of value. If you want to attend a school like in "Dangerous Minds" with the students being decent and the teachers out of control, FOUR-D COLLEGE is the place for you!
  • Reviewed on: October 19, 2012 Flag Review
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  • This school is a total waste of time. The school doesn't act professional.
  • Reviewed on: September 29, 2012 Flag Review
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  • This school is horrible. The DON is horrible. They try to kick you out for not reason just about the money. You should be embarrassed about your graduation rate. Full of drama.do not go here they say they will work with you and that is a lie.
  • Reviewed on: August 28, 2012 Flag Review
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  • THIS SCHOOL IS NOT ORGANIZED. THE FINANCIAL AID DEPARTMENT IS ALWAYS CHANGING STAFF. THE COUNSELORS IN THE FINANCIAL AID DEPT. ARE NOT TRAINED WELL. THIS SCHOOL IS ON REIMBURSEMENT. THEY CLAIMED THEY GOT OFF BUT THE OWNERS JUST PAY FINES TO KEEP THE SCHOOL GOING. THE ADMISSIONS DEPT ARE SUPER NICE!!!! I DON'T SEE THIS SCHOOL LASTING VERY LONG. THE FRONT DESK PEOPLE ARE ALWAYS TEXTING AND ON FACEBOOK ALL THE TIME. FOUR D COLLEGE NEEDS TO GET IT TOGETHER IF THEY WANT TO LAST. YES SOME PEOPLE PROBABLY HAD A GOOD EXPERIENCE BUT IT DEPENDS WHAT PROGRAM YOU ARE ENROLLED IN.
  • Reviewed on: August 14, 2012 Flag Review
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  • If you are thinking of going to the school to be a certified DA don't enroll. You need to go to a school to be an RDA if you want a job. The whole DA program is not what it should be. We never had all of the materials needed to learn, there were days that would pass where the teacher would spend the day telling us about her life, and not as a DA, about her personal life. The teacher had very poor time management and we were "checked off" on things that we were supposed to learn that we never were taught. The teacher had an emotional melt down about once a month and it was very distracting to our learning. The teacher had many pot lucks in the class and it created problems as she would talk about people not bringing their fair share, and how the students and her were all in on it together if she were to get caught and get in trouble. She talked bad about the other staff and wanted to befriend the students which is not professional. She would favor some students by letting them take up our learning time by having them tell us about their life, weekends, love life and so on. There was never enough time to give each student the time they needed to learn. And to top it off the teacher would send us home early whenever she had a date for lunch or a dr appointment or because she was tired or whenever she felt like it. We were not taught everything we were supposed to know, as I found out on our externship! I never saw the students as the problem as we all got along well, the problems were between the teacher and the students. She however is a nice person but not teacher material. I wish that I would have went somewhere else,but now I cant because I cannot owe back 2 student loans. As I was on my last mod there was another instructor who came in to help. AWESOME. He actually wanted to teach us, he loves it. If he was the teacher from the beginning I may be writing a different review right now. He actually wants to teach, enjoys sharing his knowledge as the other instructor is there as it seems only for a job. He is there for another reason because he wants to be teacher.
  • Reviewed on: August 07, 2012 Flag Review
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  • Thinking about going to victorville campus 4-d college for LVN program. In VVC now working on pereq.s for RN but can't hang financially another 3 years. Any advice whether I should go here (into huge debt) or just maybe a phlebotomy class so I can make money while attending VVC at same time. Hate to give up on the RN plan but I really would love to be bringing in a decent paycheck within 12 months and I hear LVN's do make around $20.00 hrly to begin, is this correct? Any new grads from 4- D out there (LVN program) who can please help me decide what to do? I am 50 yrs. old (laid off a while back in an unrelated career). I almost have an associates degree but will need to sill do chem, anatomy, microbiology and physiology in order to complete pereq.s for rn program at VVC. I need $ but I hear 4-D college will eat up all your Pell leaving you with zilch for living expenses (gas,etc.) I did hear all supplies are included in tuition though. Is this true? Is it worth it? I'm pretty old I guees and this is my last shot at a decent career, please any advice will be appreciated.
  • Reviewed on: July 19, 2012 Flag Review
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  • I recently graduated from 4 D college class of 2012 L.V.N and I am shocked at what people are saying this was the best 12 months of my life. I met amazingly smart people, beautiful intelligent black nurses and even more wonderful patients that left a life long impression. When I started I thought it was going to be easy but was I wrong it took determination desire drive and deliverence 4D's for me to excel through school pass my state boards and become a nurse. I thank Ms. D, Mr. Forrest, Ms.Briges, Ms.C, Mrs. Thomas, Ms. Murray, and Ms. sebie my theory and clinical instructors if they didn't do their job what kind of nurse would I be? You only get what you give for those speaking negatively you haven't decided make posetive changes in your life focusing on where you need to be and changing your life removes any negativity in your path which you haven't figured out yet. 4D is a school for young woman ready to change their lives and beome great I am proof of that! Are you strong enough to make changes some are some are not what will u choose..?
  • Reviewed on: June 25, 2012 Flag Review
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  • I went to Four D College and I was pleasantly surprised at the way this school is run. I expected a lot worse based on the reviews. I was pleasantly by the professional demeanor of the the staff. I checked out 5 colleges in the Inland Empire area and this was the best. I will be joining them in the Nursing Program and honestly think, its up to me as an individual to make this work for me.
  • Reviewed on: May 21, 2012 Flag Review
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  • This place is a complete ripoff. They are disorganized from the very top to the very bottom. A lot of the staff is not trained or certified. Their externship program is a farce. Many of the pharmacies in the area have withdrawn from the extern program. All the upper management cares about is the dollars that each student will bring in. Don't waste your time or your money attending here. They make promises that they can't keep.
  • Reviewed on: May 09, 2012 Flag Review
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  • FOUR D COLLEGE VICTORVILLE CAMPUS IS A HORRIBLE SCHOOL, NEVER EVER GO HERE YOU WILL REGRET IT LIKE I DO, GO TO BRYMAN COLLEGE OR COLTON CAMPUS, I BEG EVERYONE THIS IS THE WORST COLLEGE EVER! BAD TEACHERS CANT FOCUS ON SCHOOL NOTHING BUT DRAMA,... PLEASE TURN THE OTHER WAY THIS VICTORVILLE CAMPUS SUCKS HORRIBLY!!
  • Reviewed on: May 09, 2012 Flag Review
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  • Don't listen to the good stuff its all lies people!!! this is the worst college ever, i wish i would have know before enrolling i HATE HATE HATE THIS STUPID SCHOOL, GOD HELP ME PLEASE
  • Reviewed on: May 09, 2012 Flag Review
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  • VICTORVILLE CAMPUS IS THE WORST COLLEGE I'VE EVER BEEN TO. I HAD HEARD BAD THINGS ABOUT THE SCHOOL BUT IT'S THE ONLY ONE I COULD GO TO FOR MEDICAL ASSISTING. I BEG EVERYONE NOT TO GO HERE AND WOULD SAY GO TO COLTON CAMPUS OR ELSEWHERE. THIS SCHOOL IS NOTHING BUT BAD TEACHERS WHO ARE NEVER IN CLASS TO HELP YOU LEARN AND ALSO THE STAFF IS VERY RUDE AND UNPROFESSIONAL. THIS SCHOOL HAS GIVEN ME NOTHING BUT HEADACHES AND DOESN'T EVEN DESERVE A STAR OR RATING FOR THAT MATTER! I AM HAVING THE WORST TIME.
  • Reviewed on: March 09, 2012 Flag Review
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  • This is a horrible school to go to. Some staff and instructors are nice while others act like they are kings and queens. Some admissions reps are hitting on students and some instructors are cursing students out. This school is on reimbursement, so who knows when the government is going to shut them down. Students dont want to pay for school if they cant get a decent wage right after they finish. SMH!!!
  • Reviewed on: February 27, 2012 Flag Review
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  • Don't listen to the bad stuff about this program, as you can see if you maintain a professional manner you have nothing to worry about. Stay focused on the books and making it your next step to a new career. Remember the people who pass are the people that study. Again its the teachers job to plant the seed, not water it too! You need to water your mind to keep it growing in the medical department. Because even after you graduate you have to stay on top because its constantly advancing.
  • Reviewed on: February 27, 2012 Flag Review
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  • Four d college is a great school i went for my lvn and left getting one. The teachers are not at all bad i had great teachers except for one but that's because she was new but the problem was solved. I loved Mrs D she took me in right away and Ms. Bridgettes was the best also Mrs V. And Mr. Forest although i thought he should be teaching at the master science level. They all got you to think and it was military they build you up to be a nurse and professional. It also wasn't hard it was a lot to retain but if you read and you want it then your going to leave four d college getting it. My only problem was how much the program was but its worth it to not be a cna anymore my back was hurting lol. I'm definitely going to further my education and thanks to four d college i can do that. Ps you must remember where ever you go your going to deal with attitudes its predominantly women lol but if you not there for all that and your there to get that degree then you will be fine trust me if i can do it hell any one can do it lol. Best wishes to the new nurses and the student nurses you can do it trust me i know you can!!!!!
  • Reviewed on: January 25, 2012 Flag Review
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  • This is a horrible school to attend. The director of nursing at the victorville campus is completely unprofessional. [...] They have such a high turn over rate with instructors that you can't get the education you are promised, deserve and paid for. If you ask for a refund you will be expelled as I was from the program. You are blamed for all the mistakes the employee's make. Any good instructors there are, are run off by the director of nursing. She is completely uncompassionate and I am appalled that she gets to call herself a nurse...
  • Reviewed on: November 12, 2011 Flag Review
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  • I attend this school as we speak, umm...well let me see I'm enrolled in the MBC class, my instructor is Mrs. Zamora whom i adore so much, i agree with mostly all the reviews here on this page, yes i do believe you GET what you GIVE not only at this school but in life generally, not the most professional staff... If you are thinking of attending just look around first if all fails still keep looking, they say this school is based on a Godly foundation I DON'T SEE IT.
  • Reviewed on: November 02, 2011 Flag Review
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  • Most of the bad reviews here are from fights breaking out or arguments, i think that these are immature students that haven't grown up and need to realize four-d is a professional school. Teachers shouldn't be blamed for the students that have no home training.
  • Reviewed on: August 12, 2011 Flag Review
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  • Fights in class, students yelling at the instructor, students disrupting class. This is a self taught instruction. If you are expecting to be taught, don't attend this school. It's not a safe school to attend. The delinquents run the school and the classes The instructors are simply babysitters. And when a fight breaks out, after the incident the whole class gets reamed by a screaming instructor. Like the whole class is to blame for two bad students. Very unprofessional on the part of the instructors. If you want to be taught, want to learn the profession you paid 15k to learn GO SOMEWHERE ELSE. This place is not the right place for you.
  • Reviewed on: June 10, 2011 Flag Review
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  • Determination and perseverance are two words that come to mind when speaking to Esmeralda Avendano. After losing her job as an office administrator, the Fontana native, like many others, found herself working a part-time job with no real future. One thing this mother of two knew was she wanted a career that was both stable and financially rewarding.

    In search of career options, Esmeralda spoke with a family member who was a recent graduate of Four-D College's Medical Assistant program. After hearing how excited she was with her new career, Esmeralda knew she wanted to learn more about what Four-D College had to offer.

    “I heard that the medical field was growing, even in these tough economic times. Four-D College seemed like the perfect place for me to get started.”

    Knowing she would one day want to own her own business, Esmeralda completed the admissions process and decided to enroll in Medical Billing at Four-D College's Colton campus.

    “Having kids, I needed something that worked with my schedule. Even though it took me a little longer to graduate, the counselors never gave up on me. They really did all they could to make sure that I was able to complete the program.”

    Determined to stick with it, she began her externship with Cardiology Specialist in Riverside and graduated from the program in September 2010. The externship is the final step in the Four-D College education process, providing practical work experience for students.

    Esmeralda did so well, that after her externship was completed, she was hired as a full-time Claims Analyst/Medical Biller at the same location.

    “During Esmeralda's externship, we noticed that she was a team player, willing to do whatever was needed to get the job done,” said Consuelo Pascua, office manager at Cardiologist Specialist.

    “She was very good in communicating and following through with patients, doctors and verifying coverage to complete the billing process. We were very impressed with her, so when an opening became available we hired her right away,” added Pascua.

    Now Esmeralda is not only doing medical billing, but she is also being trained for other things in the billing area as well as front office administration.

    “I feel like my kids are secure now and things are more complete. I am at the beginning of my career and I feel really good. Four-D College has changed my life!”
  • Reviewed on: May 30, 2011 Flag Review
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  • Hats off the the recent graduates of Four-D college. I am enrolled into the VN Program and my friend is enrolled into the Medical Assistant Program. We are excited about learning all we can to be the best we can. Four D is laying a great foundation for us.

    We can not wait to attend the Summer graduation ceremonies to watch our friends walk. And we are really looking forward to our graduation and walking in the fall graduation ceremony.
  • Reviewed on: May 21, 2011 Flag Review
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  • This school is a horrible school. They don't teach at all.
  • Reviewed on: March 23, 2011 Flag Review
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  • I just want to say that my whole experience at 4D College was amazing. I graduated the LVN program a little over a year ago and have no regrets! My Admissions Counselor was amazing! Debra made me feel good about myself and lifted my spirit when i needed it! She was amazing! I had great instructors like Ms. Bridges and Ms. V. When I actually tested and passed and got my license the college's career department helped me right away to get hired. I am happy and grateful for the experience i had with 4D College!
  • Reviewed on: March 09, 2011 Flag Review
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  • I loved Four D College! Wonderful Experience. The LVN program was hard but it conditioned me for what i am experiencing now as an LVN.
  • Reviewed on: February 24, 2011 Flag Review
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  • Four D College is a great school! My whole experience from start to finish was top notch!
  • Reviewed on: February 22, 2011 Flag Review
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  • I loved my experience at 4D! From the time i sat down with my counselor to the time i graduated it was a great experience. It was hard at times going to back to school and still keeping up with life. But i do not regret going back to school and choosing 4d College to attend! I will say that we did have a few students that expected answers to be given to them and would put up a hissy fit if they weren't. But you get what you give. My instructors in the VN program all treated me professional and equal to all of my peers. Yes they were strict but they were full of knowledge and wanted us to genuinely succeed. My Clinical instructor always made sure that were learning what we needed to learn to be successful nurses. I am blessed that I found such an amazing school and proud say that I am a 4d College Alumni!
  • Reviewed on: February 08, 2011 Flag Review
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  • Four D is a very good school that supports its students. all of you who are calling it a ghetto school are doing so because it is owned by an African American woman. The students who attend Four D are the same type of students who attend the other vocational schools.
    Those of you who are complaining about failing did so because you did not meet the requirements to pass. You failed by 3%. that was the difference from passing and a F Grade. You FLUNKED the class. It is YOUR FAULT. Stop hating on the school.
  • Reviewed on: January 28, 2011 Flag Review
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  • I can't believe so many people have negative comments about Four-D College. I graduated the VN program a few years ago and had an amazing experience. What is it challenging at times....YES...but school as well as life in general is challenging. The instructors i had when i was there really helped me and genuinely cared. But then again i knew my place as student, not someone that thought it was going to be an easy 12 month program. Four-D College helped me find a job as a VN and i am loving every minute of it!
  • Reviewed on: October 23, 2010 Flag Review
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  • Wow, so much complaining. I just graduated Four-D College and had a wonderful and pressuring experience. IT IS WHAT YOU MAKE OF IT. The teachers aren't going to hand you the test questions, get over it. And sure, we had a few different teachers during my time there, but people DO retire, like you've never changed jobs?? And bringing your PARENTS to school?! How shameful. Be an adult, be appropriate, be calm, and the school will listen to your concerns. They listened to my complaints because I was professional about it. The girl next to me got ghetto and she was dismissed, I don't blame the school. She was totally inappropriate. I don't see people acting like this at RCC or Victor Valley. And if you've graduated and can't find a job, that's on you. You need to try harder. The economy is still down but there are jobs out there, we just need to stop being so picky about what we can take as ENTRY LEVEL LVNs. Once again, it is what you make of it. It's sad you all made it a bad experience.
  • Reviewed on: June 07, 2010 Flag Review
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  • I'm graduated Four-D College as an LVN and I wholeheartedly tell you to please turn the other way. Their teachers are always quitting. When I was in module four, which is the last mod for the LVN program, and we've already had three different teacher--each module is only three months long!

    If you do decide to enroll at Four-D College, be prepared to teach yourself. The instructors do not cover everything that they test you on and if you try and reason with them that the subjects on the tests were not in their curriculum, this is their answer: "You are responsible for everything, not just what I say up here".

    At Four-D College, it's your word against the teachers, and unless your parents come and talk for you, you will not be heard. I am 25--25! AND I still needed to bring my mother in because they would not listen to my complaints. This might sound like I'm ranting, but I'm just trying to give you advice. If I would of been smart enough to research reviews on this school, I would of never of enrolled at Four-D College.

    I was class number 6, I used to be in class 5. Not one person from both classes has a job as an LVN. All of class 5 have already passed their boards and yet they can't find jobs because they don't have 'experience'...so think twice before you sign up to this piece of cr@p school!
  • Reviewed on: May 04, 2010 Flag Review
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  • I agree 100%! this school is super ghetto and I too attended this school and was eventually dropped. There is nothing but drama at this school and if you are not involved in it then you will be dropped. keeping to your self and focusing on your school work is not good enough there. You have to go in your pj's not comb your hair and be loud. Horrible school to choose, think twice.
  • Reviewed on: April 20, 2010 Flag Review
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  • I liked this school because at the end I became an LVN and really learned. I think that's what matters. Now I'm doing really great at my job and I have to thank Four-D for that.
  • Reviewed on: February 14, 2010 Flag Review
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  • Glad to see someone else feels the same way I do. Unfortunately I did attend this school and because I was not ghetto and conducted myself with class..... I was ostracized and eventually railroaded out of the school. If you are a ghetto baby mama and want to become an LVN this is the place for you. However, if you are the type of person who does not get excited about discussing your weed smoking weekends and time at the club you will be making huge mistake attending this expensive school.
  • Reviewed on: September 02, 2009 Flag Review
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  • Think twice before starting this school....read the message boards about it - not good.

Admissions

Disclaimer

The admissions information is provided for informational purposes only and does not represent current or future admissions policy.

Admissions Summary

The Four - D College admissions office phone number is (909) 783-9331. This is the last updated number we have on file, please contact us if incorrect.

Application Fees

  • Undergraduate Application Fee: $50.00

College Credits Accepted

None Available

Considerations for Admission

  • Open Admission Policy
    • - Accepts Any Student Who Applies

Enrollment Data

Overall Student Enrollment

  • Total Student Enrollment: 1,035

    • - Undergraduate: 1,035

Student Gender

  • Total Student Gender

    • - Male: 98

    - Female: 793

    - Ratio of Men to Women: 0.1 : 1

  • Undergraduate Gender

    • - Male: 98

    - Female: 793

    - Ratio of Men to Women: 0.1 : 1

Student Attendance

  • Total Student Attendance

    • - Full-Time: 761

    - Part-Time: 130

  • Undergraduate Attendance

    • - Full-Time: 761

    - Part-Time: 130

Student Race Breakdown

 NumberPercent
Non-Resident Alien--
American Indian70.7%
Black30529%
Asian303%
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander50.5%
Hispanic37636%
White29428%
Unknown182%

Student Age Breakdown

 NumberPercent
Age Under 1880.9%
Ages 18-1912514%
Ages 20-2115918%
Ages 22-2413015%
Ages 25-2919622%
Ages 30-3410412%
Ages 35-39799%
Ages 40-49708%
Ages 50-65202%

Graduation Rates

Disclaimer

The data listed below is for informational purposes only. Although graduation, transfer, and retention rates should be included in determining the performance of a school, it is only one of many factors to consider and may not provide a clear representation of the school's performance. These figures are based on a cohort or subset of students.

Overall Graduation Rate

  • 60%

Retention Rates

The retention rate figures represent the percentage of first time students (full-time or part-time) that complete the first year and return the following year.

  • Full-Time Students: 85%
  • Part-Time Students: 84%

Tuition & Fees

Disclaimer:

The figures listed below are for informational purposes only and do not represent current or future tuition, fees, and expenses.

Tuition and Fees for the Largest Programs Offered

The table below details the programs offered with the highest student enrollment. The details include tuition, fees, contact/credit hours, and the average time it takes for students to complete each program.

 Tuition and FeesAvg Program Completion
Licensed Practical Nurse

61 Credit Hours

$32,08020 Months
Dental Assistant

31 Credit Hours

$15,3389 Months
Massage Therapy

38 Credit Hours

$15,3389 Months
Allied Health and Medical Assisting Services

33 Credit Hours

$15,3389 Months
Medical Insurance Coding

30 Credit Hours

$15,3389 Months
Pharmacy Technician

33 Credit Hours

$15,3389 Months

Estimated Cost of Attendance or "Net Price" for Full-Time Beginning Students

The "Net Price" figures apply to undergraduate students beginning full-time enrollment who have paid the in-state/district tuition and were awarded grants or scholarships.

 2010-112009-102008-09
Average Net Price$24,958$24,479$27,845
$0 - $30,000$24,640$24,431$27,960
$30,000 - $48,000$25,652$25,087$27,794
$48,001 - $75,000$30,456$25,622$31,432
$75,001 - $110,000$30,456$25,803$31,432
More Than $110,000$30,456$27,500$31,432

Breakdown of Expenses: Licensed Practical Nurse

The tables represent a breakdown of the tuition, fees, housing, and other expenses for students enrolled in the Licensed Practical Nurse program at Four - D College over the past several years.

2011-122010-112009-10
Tuition, Fees and Other Expenses
Tuition and Fees$32,080$29,925$28,000
2011-122010-112009-10
Off Campus Housing Expenses
Room and Board$23,790$23,790$23,556
Other Expenses$8,444$8,444$8,658
Off Campus with Family
Other Expenses$9,555$9,555$8,970
2011-122010-112009-10
Total Expenses
Off Campus$64,314$62,159$60,214
Off Campus with Family$41,635$39,480$36,970

Financial Aid

Disclaimer

The figures listed below are for informational purposes only and does not represent current or future financial aid details. Financial aid is available for those who qualify.

Financial Aid Quick Facts

Financial Aid Office Phone Number

The Four - D College financial aid office phone number is (909) 783-9331. This is the most up to date contact information we have, please contact us if incorrect.

Financial Aid Breakdown 2010-11

 # Receiving Aid% Receiving AidAverage Amount
Any Financial Aid791100%-
Any Grant or Scholarship Aid70289%$5,241
All Federal Grants69488%$5,095
Pell Grants69488%$4,846
Other Federal Grants43255%$400
State/Local Grants & Scholarships13117%$989
Institutional Grants & Scholarships91%$1,500
All Student Loans69488%$11,996
Federal Student Loans69488%$11,996

Federal Loans - Student Repayment Default Rates

This table shows the number and percentage of students who received federal student loans but had problems paying them back. A high default rate may represent a lack of quality instruction or a poor hiring climate for graduates of a school.

 200920082007
Default Rate (%)23.9%20.8%12.3%
Number in Default1167843
Number in Repayment485375348

Faculty & Instructors

Employee Type Breakdown

 TotalFull-TimePart-Time
Total Employees14310934
Instruction, Research and/or Public Service602931
Primarily Instruction602931
Executive, Administrative and/or Managerial1616-
Other Professionals2626-
Technical and/or Paraprofessional41383
Clerical And Secretarial30291
Service and/or Maintenance651
Source: IPEDS Survey 2008-2011: Data obtained from the US Dept. of Education's Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS). Data may vary depending on school and academic year.
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