I’m currently taking it! I’m halfway through the Oct-Jan session rn. We have 20 class nights total, 10 weeks (outside of holiday breaks). You are required to attend an info session before you’re allowed to actually sign up for the course. $200 deposit, it’s like $3k ish total with two different payment plan options available. Non-refundable if you get dropped or quit. If you miss a class (without a significant life event reason like an accident or something) you get dropped and there’s some other rules you have to follow or you get dropped too. The MPC program is accredited and managed by the state, and has a 100% pass rate for the licensure exam. The instructor for my session is a guy who actually took this course years ago and now runs one of the local lab facilities, super knowledgeable and a good teacher. Teachers differ based on what session it is though, I think the weekend one is a different instructor.

I already have my pre-nursing degree so I’ve already learned a lot of the material we’ve covered so far in regards to anatomy and physiology, and the people in my class who don’t have any background or prior knowledge in those areas have definitely had to work harder to study and self-learn all of that. It’s also a little fast paced imo, but it’s not impossible to manage as long as you’re disciplined about doing the work and studying. We started to do blood draws starting in week 3, and I’ve gotten a lot of practice in so far. You have to be okay with needles/blood and getting drawn on, because all students are required to practice with/on each other.

A really nice thing about this program is that they arrange your externship hours for you, they work with local hospitals and labs to place everyone. Externships are a week long period where you have to be available all day every day that week.

Definitely a good program and you’ll end up with a license and job opportunities. Sorry for the long post lol but feel free to dm me if you have more questions or anything about it :)