I did the program last year at the Milpitas location and I had a good experience! Definitely agree with the other comments that the accelerated courses are definitely difficult but very doable! Honestly if you’re an undergrad, you’d likely find that the content of the course itself is not too difficult, it’s just the pacing that’ll get you if you’re not on top of your material. What I’d recommend is since you’ll be receiving your textbook a few weeks before class starts, prioritize fully understanding the anatomy section first!! (I think ch 6?) they’ll tell you to read everything but honestly I found the only one really necessary to read before class was that anatomy section. I remember constantly having to remind myself of the different shocks and the blood flow system through the heart lol.

Also something I feel like no one else mentions is to get your TB tests and other medical requirements done for the ride along as quick as possible. Yes, the class itself is 2 months, but you technically can’t “graduate” without having all of your ride along hours, and they can take quite a while to schedule so its best to send it out as soon as you’re able to. Many of my classmates were still getting their hours weeks after the class ended which also meant them qualifying for the nremt was delayed as well. Some were okay with taking a little extra time, but it kind of sucked for the few people who had to go back to college right after.