160 is an amazing school and Julie is awesome

5.0 out of 5 · Nazal M. · 5 years ago

I’ll try to keep it short and simple but I don’t think that’s possible. I randomly filled out an application in July of 2021 and someone from 160 contacted me within minutes. I set up my initial interview with the branch manager Julie. Besides being a great school and extremely professional the highlight of the school was How professional and how much Julie actually cares about her students. She will honestly make you feel like you matter and you’re not just a name on a list of students. The instructors are knowledgeable and they want you to succeed. So put in the hard work show them respect and you will be treated in kind. And if I haven’t mentioned already, Julie is freaking awesome!!!! Graduated in 6 weeks and now to start my career as a cdl driver. Thank you 160 for everything

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