The Forensics program at Keiser University has been a great experience overall. While I do wish the…read moreprogram had more up-to-date technology and equipment, the professor still does a really good job teaching the material clearly and keeping classes engaging. I also appreciate that Keiser is the only local school offering a Crime Scene Investigations program in the Orlando area, which makes it stand out.

I enrolled in this program expecting a structured, professional learning environment…read more Unfortunately, my experience has been marked by repeated communication and scheduling issues that made planning work, family, and clinical obligations unnecessarily difficult. Throughout the program, class schedules, seminars, and required activities were frequently changed with little or no advance notice. On more than one occasion, mandatory activities were scheduled outside of the published class times, and changes to the course calendar were communicated at the last minute. This made it challenging to arrange employment, childcare, and other responsibilities despite making every effort to follow the schedules and syllabi that the program provided. What I found most disappointing was not that changes occasionally occurred- unexpected circumstances happen in every academic program - but that concerns about these recurring issues often felt dismissed rather than addressed. Students who raised questions about published schedules or course expectations were left feeling as though requesting consistency was viewed as unreasonable. As a private institution with significant tuition costs, I expected a higher level of organization, communication, and accountability. My concern has never been that the program is rigorous; nursing education should be demanding. Rather, I expected the administrative aspects of the program to reflect the same professionalism expected of its students. If I had known in advance how frequently communication and scheduling issues would occur, I would have chosen a different nursing program.

I really enjoyed my visit at Full Sail University. It's a…read morebeautiful, smaller campus. I came to visit Full Sail in for the Annual Orlando BSides Convention and I always love it. Full Sail was a great venue for BSides because they have wonderful stages, and Av production to host the talks. I had a great time.

Great campus with a focus on developing creative ideas, music, and industry learning. The campus is…read moreclean and walkable. The classrooms offer hands on and up to date technology. There is a behind the scenes set for film making, music production studios, and the Dan Patrick school of broadcasting.

Rollins college in winter park is such a beautiful campus. This is private liberal arts college and…read morecurrently has about 3000 enrolled students. 2500 in which are undergrad while the remaining 599 are post grad students. I recently attended a few speaking engagements here for their business programs as a leader in the community and I am currently enrolled for the 2026-2027 accelerated masters program. The campus features beautiful lake views, trails , museums , cathedrals and gorgeous architecture and I'm excited to be a part of the community.

Severely disappointed. I paid almost 50k a year to then have my graduation outside in the heat and…read morein a high school field. It is the cheapest option possible instead of hosting it in the Kia center. Every high end school goes all out and here it's a disappointment.

This is my first term at Webster (i transferred Over from UCF) I'm pursuing my MHA ( masters health…read moreadmin). When i came in for the first time i was given a tour and I met with an advisor to pick my classes, take my id photo and register. It was a Friday and since there are no classes on Fridays it was empty. I was able to relax & ask as many questions as i needed to. The first day of class it was pretty easy to get to the campus is on the 4th floor of the HD Supply building ( right across from the Amway) there is a TV soon as you step off the elevator to tell you what room your class is in. The school is very high tech . There are classes where the teacher is Not present & is on a virtual screen to teach & other classes when it's vice versus. The class sizes are small allot more attention can be given to the students needs etc. it can get hectic when the sound messes up etc because all classes start at 5:30 -9:30 p.m so the office staff leave at about 6 so it's sometimes hard to find someone to get the class on track especially if the teacher is not in person. The staff sometimes can be a bit unorganized so you have to know what questions to ask & make sure you stay on top of things. They have one advisor he also teaches so he can get very busy very quickly. Overall i have loved my experience the teachers are understanding as long as you communicate & understand you do work so they do let some things go as long as you COMMUNICATE! If you travel for work & it happens to be in a state where they have a campus you can also just go to class that night in that state ( really cool) i would def recommend this school to others

Just graduated with an MBA in December. Classes were busy and information packed. There are no 'cut…read morecorners' on a Webster class.. You need to work for it and you need to think. This means that the quality of the degree, in my opinion, is never compromised because the standards and expectations are high both for Students and for Instructors. I would recommend the experience to anyone who is willing to take the challenge and walk away with a quality degree that employers will respect.

well organized and small school l, a lot of parking too! the testing center is small and very nice…read moreac

5 Stars for a great place to start your college journey, in lovely Winter Park, with a quick Answer…read moreCenter. I got my Associates Degree at Valencia when it was still a community college, and took a few of my classes on this campus. It's not far from the heart of Winter Park, yet usually has parking available (no decal needed) and a short line in the Answer Center (as opposed to East Campus, for example). Like many of my Valencia classes, none consisted of more than 30 students. That one on one attention is what led me to choose to stay at Valencia through my AA, and ultimately led me to choose Rollins, a small liberal arts college, over UCF as the program ended. Besides that, this campus is tiny, consisting of just one building, and that means you'll quickly know much of the staff and faculty just by seeing them over and over. Overall, I love this college and my experience there and look forward to returning to this particularly small campus in the future.

Under-qualified instructors in the dental hygiene program. Students will spend their time buried…read moreunder so many assignments it's impossible to breathe and actually grasp the information. Outside sources for board study is a must such as student RDH. Certain staff members are within the program directors favor and infamous for lacking knowledge, consistency, respect, and compassion. Our cohort, #6 were repeatedly told by staff members how disliked we were and called emotional when we voiced concerns related to our preparedness for exams and level of respect we received from instructors. Pinning ceremony was ghetto and insulting for location and decor. We were initially told we had to decorate for the ceremony ourselves. Nice for 70k right? Enroll in this program if you want to hate becoming a dental hygienist by the time you're done. This place is soul crushing and where the dream goes to die.

They are TERRIBLE, 2026 review do yourself a favor and RUN AWAY. I attended the MA program after…read morebeing lied to about the program itself and the duration it was going to take to complete it. I was on a recorded line when she lied to me and instead of helping me the staff looked me right in my face and told me they could not offer me any help and they didn't find the audio recording, both lies. They kept me in there for over a week after I'd already decided to cut my losses. They are money hungry trolls, do yourself a favor and go elsewhere. Cambridge offers the same program for 14k while theirs is 20k+. They want money for EVERYTHING. There are maybe 4 good people out of their ENTIRE staff, the president of the entire school is no help either, all blood suckers and I've talked to others who've had the same experience. It's sickening.