Customer ReviewsforOhio Media School

I initially was excited about my decision to enroll here but it went down hill very fast but after I read the contract I understood I was locked in. I saw the ad on a Tuesday, toured the school on Wednesday and began Thursday. I was encouraged to enroll by the admissions director, Jeanne, "ASAP" because "it's better to start before the new year because you know that people start setting New Year's Resolutions in January.." & "You would get smaller class sizes if you start tomorrow." (I started in late December). On my 3rd or 4th day, I was asked to write a ****** review and at that moment I felt like wtf but did it anyway. Soon after, not only were the class terms combined(DEC+JAN+FEB) but we were meshed virtually with CINCINATTI + COLUMBUS so the class size went from 10 or so to up around 50/60+. Some of the instructors were visibly not passionate about teaching and 2 of mine actually quit and moved on to new paths. After I "finished my program" in July, I got a call from Jeanne asking me how my experience was and I told her how I felt. When she asked about what instructors I had and I told her who, and then she confusingly asked me "Weren't you enrolled in digital media production?" I said "Yes." She says".. Well, I don't know how you FELL THROUGH THE CRACKS. It sounds like you took Radio and TV the whole 8 months!" And I said "What?! That's not my fault!" (Front desk would ask me what cohort I was in to point me towards the right classroom, but I was NEVER ASKED what program I was enrolled in. Jeanne responds "Oh, don't worry about it-you'll still graduate!" I said "That's not the point- that's not what I enrolled into. That's not what I signed up for." I was then promised a full refund (received) and cancellation of loans(NOT received). I was scammed, neglected and jipped. I don't want to be associated with this school. They owe me to repair their mistake. They are misleading scammers.

Anything high then 1 star is a scam by school their ads misleads people to think the school in the ad is where you are attending but it is their Miami school. They relabeled each school with all Miami high end equipment in each school. They say they can help disabled people get a good paying job from home editing. Next they took advantage of serval veterans. And they graduated people who did not show up or attend online graduating.

the Ohio media school of broadcasting is excellent the teachers are wonderful the way everything is hands-on with the explanation of what is expected in only three weeks i am and already am able to produce write and edit my own commercial

anyone who has put anything higher the 2 stars has never gone to the "school" they work for them. it is a fake school zero work opportunity after graduation in fact if you bring up the name of the school they are likely to turn you away on name alone.

The Ohio Media School-Cleveland Campus (OMS) is an amazing school to attend if you want to start a new adventure in the media industry. Learn from a Pro to be a Pro is true when you meet the instructors especially, Don Jackson who has been in the filed for over 40 years. Employers are invited to campus and interview and hire alumni which brings so much energy to campus. Not only that, OMS Cleveland is a great place to work because the company cares and supports their employees. They promote growth within and offers professional development. It is a win-win for students and staff alike.