u/Fabulous_Wind9302

I'm starting an RT program in July and it's down to these two. I've already looked at the numbers, tuition is nearly identical (~$57–59K), and the California RCB pass/fail data shows ACC Anaheim has had stronger RRT credentialing rates consistently, while Concorde GG has been been a little less strong.

But data only tells part of the story. What I really want to know:

- How were the instructors and support at your campus?

- Were the clinical rotation sites good quality?

- Did the program prepare you well for boards?

- How was job placement after graduating?

- Anything you wish you'd known going in?

Any firsthand experience with either school (especially those specific locations) is super helpful. Thanks!