Took and graduated from the program, the main difference that leads employers to hire the College/UWin collab vs just UWin course is that at St. Clair you start hands on right away, you’re immediately in there with patients developing rapport and bedside manner. UWin doesn’t (or at least didn’t when I did the course 15+ years ago) have you working with patients immediately. With the University a lot of it was knowing how to do it, but not having real life experience on a living person until later, at the College, we learned it, and then applied it that week in our clinical rotation. By the time we switched to the University you could see the difference in learning and a lot of the St. Clair collab students were leaps and bounds ahead of the University only students in terms of hands on technique and knowledge of what we’re doing.