This is the best school to go to ! They help you really prepare, practice, learn and obtain…read moreinformation to become a cna/lna they have a really good system to help students succeed! and they help you get prepared and plenty of study resources for the state test. they truly care to help you learn !

I went back and forth trying to pick the right school that offered a fast track Nurses Aide program…read moreand trust I made a conscious decision. This school has is superb with there teaching method and they care. Thank you Ms. Regina and Ms Jeanne!!

Refused to talk to me regarding refunding money I paid for my wife and son's CNA class, stating…read morethey didn't do business with me. They said they will only to talk to the wife, disregarding the fact that my son is a minor, and I can definitely speak on his behalf. They sent a full refund after I filed a lawsuit, and attempted to serve them (they trespassed the server). Would not recommend.

Brenda from Medstar is such a cute and sweet soul definitely helped with every question I had she…read moredeserves a pay raise 11/10 with having her on your team!

I graduated from GCU yesterday! As an online student, I found the portal easy to use and my…read moreexperience in the College of Education was very positive. I received strong support throughout my journey; from onboarding with Vince to student teaching with Professor Volpe. Even now, I'm continuing to get help with my credential, resume writing, and access to alumni benefits. The only improvements I'd suggest are reducing some of the fees for online students and providing more consistency in academic counselors throughout the program.

Grand Canyon University has been a great experience for me, especially as a working mother. The…read moreclasses are structured in a way that makes them easy to follow and manageable, even with a busy schedule. I never feel overwhelmed, and the layout of the courses makes it easier to stay organized and confident in my progress. What really sets this experience apart is the support system. Dr. Jessica Whiteside has been amazing throughout my journey. She consistently checks in, offers encouragement, and makes sure I feel supported every step of the way. It's rare to have someone who genuinely cares about your success and takes the time to recognize your efforts. Because of both the program structure and the support from staff like Dr. Whiteside, I've been able to stay motivated and continue pushing forward. I would definitely recommend Grand Canyon University to anyone looking for a flexible and supportive learning environment.

I found this massage school online and after flying in the day before, the hubs and I needed some…read moreTLC. Luckily, they had some appointments available for 1 hr massages for the both of us at the same time. The room is a large room where the tables are separated by curtains, which is fine but the room is a little cold so when you're undressed, you definitely feel the chill. It would be helpful if they had bed warmers to help with clients feeling cold. I felt that my therapist listened to me and asked questions but at the end of my massage, I realized he didn't listen to me completely about what was hurting. I explicitly stated that my lower back, shoulders, and neck were needing work. Unfortunately for me, the student followed the order of what the school teaches completely and didn't deviate, which meant he spent time on my shoulders and lower back, worked on my legs, and completely skipped my neck. I thought maybe the curriculum was different from every other massage I have ever received in my life but as the student walked me out, he told me that he had to skip my neck because he didn't want to be late for the next appointment. I understand being timely but it a client states a specific part is ailing them, focus on that and skip a different body part that isn't hurting them. I understand that this is a school and these are students, but listening to your clients and working out what ails them vs following the order needs to be emphasized.

I really wanted to have a good experience at this school, but Career Services has been one of the…read morebiggest disappointments. Daniel Coady comes into our classroom almost every day and interrupts our lectures or lab time. I'm paying for my education, and I want to spend that time learning, not having class interrupted over and over. I understand that he's new, and he reminds us of that a lot. Everyone has to start somewhere, but I don't understand why our class has to be interrupted so often. Career Services should be helping students when it's actually time for externships, not taking away from our learning. On top of that, he comes across as rude and always seems upset or irritated. It makes students uncomfortable, and it doesn't create a positive environment. I wish I could work with someone else, but I don't think that would even be an option.

The administration/dean mcinerney/president Cooley all do not care about your education. It is all…read moreabout money to them. If you fail a class (could be for any reason) & have to do an appeal don't bother. Dean McInerney will deny it & give you no explanation as to why. Which in the states they are to explain the denial. None of the chain of command cares. They may listen to you but ultimately they will side amongst themselves. The class credits are non transferable so you will have to start over at a different school. So, just imagine being so close to the finish line working so hard to accomplish a lifetime goal, to it being ripped from you forcing you to start over..if you have the mental capacity to do so. Nursing school is hard already, but these leaders in charge solely care about themselves and a paycheck. Couldn't care less about the emotional and mental trauma we endure in nursing school. Don't waste your money or time.

I am going to start off by saying I love meeting Lyndsay O.. She was very professional, kind,…read morepatient and willing to hear my storyish. She was constantly reaching out to keep me informed along with making sure I felt confident in the HESI exam. Lyndsay went above and beyond to explain why Arizona College of Nursing is the place to be.

I absolutely love my teacher Ms. Thomas. She's an absolute great teacher with so much passion for…read morewhat she does. This is my official last week in her class and it such a sad feeling, but although I'm feeling very confident in going on to externship! Ms. Thomas. Thank you for everything! Please join the dental assistant program, You won't regret it. Everyone in the class are great people.

DO NOT COME HERE! this is the worst school ever. When i first applied i made it very clear i did…read moreNOT want to open any loans to see what FAFSA could cover and I stated to Kyle the financial advisor many times i did not want loans and he still took made me take out 2 loans. They have no communication, very disorganized, instructors/program directors constantly quitting because of how mistreated they are and how undervalued the program is. Surgical Technology Program sucks. Every term there was an issue, during term 3 they had stated we needed to get vaccines, fingerprint clearance card, etc. and we weren't told how to do it at all and when they finally did show us "how to do it" it was deemed wrong and we payed for the wrong things. And certain things we WERENT supposed to pay for but the coordinator didn't say anything. No structure whatsoever. Teachers just expect you to know everything and somehow teach yourself. you can't have a job at all, the hours are horrible and long. I was struggling financially as well and i asked for financial help they told me to take ubers, lyft, etc. i expressed i had already been doing that and it was still expensive for me, they basically said that's all they could offer and didn't help me in any other way. We had a cafeteria, they got rid of it. And we moved to a smaller facility, which is horrible no space at all. The school just wants your money and provides no actual education. You have to teach yourself despite being at school for 40 hours a week. Worst school ever, i'm in debt now and feel like i wasted money on my education. The new program director in surgical technology is very rude and big headed. he didn't even congratulate my class on graduating. never answered teams messages, never checks his email. worst school to attend, the dean is very rude and doesn't care about the students at all. would give the school 0 stars if i could. i didn't have a program director the the entirety of my program which was 16 months, and the one program director we supposedly had, never met her/him. and a program director we had for maybe 1 month, didn't help at all and she quit because of how horrible the school is and disorganized

Way too low of standards for admissions. Their accreditations have been sliding and I'd be worried…read moreit will completely been removed at a point soon. Just food for thought to others looking into it.

There is no wait list for a reason honey, please do not consider this school…read more I will be Graduating in September and I regret my decision to go to this school. I am also in 100k of debt and struggling to work with their schedule as they could not deliver nights and weekends as promised. They have Huge administrative issues and unobtainable guidelines, people are failing out of the program within their last year. There are other programs in the valley such as ASU and GCU I have heard good things about Carrington as well. This program is unable to deliver what is promised, once you start clinicals your credits are non transferable here and you will be locked in. If you are considering nursing good luck on your Journey and go for it, you got this!

This place is a JOKE. i transferred from the LA campus a few years ago and even to transfer was a…read moremess . It took me speaking out to be told if i delete what was posted they'd let me in . I then had lost my step mom and failed vascular lecture 2x. My mistake . I was dropped from the school , and was told i had to pay back my financial aid then can reapply for reentry . Well i was able to pay over $1,000 back and reapplied and wrote a letter i then got a call it was discussed at the monthly meeting and they decided to not let me back in . This place doesn't care about people trying to better their future they care about money only . I've been trying to appeal the decision for a year with no response from the school . Apply at the risk of them acting like they care and support you when they really don't .

My wife endured this school. It's the most incompetent, unprofessional, and in structured school…read morethat is only trying to get the numbers out. Let's talk about the revolving door of instructors and staff. We both got pretty close to a lot of staff and instructors. Most of them admitted they would be leaving shortly and they eventually did. They will tell incoming students exactly what you want to hear. The truth is, the revolving curriculum is so unstructured, students mesh together during different quarters, into classes they're not ready for yet, but the other students are. You're all mixed together, regardless of where you are in progress. Also, Aspen university nursing plan has just been shut down for the SAME EXACT ISSUES occurring here. Currently talking to a friend who is being pushed back because her CPR card wasn't accepted by the school. Even though other students used the same one. The staff doesn't talk to each other, and once instructor might ok something another won't. There is absolutely ZERO structure. Your images will be pass or fail all depending on who is there that day. Good luck!