After contacting the college for more information, an admissions representative named Michael called me to discuss more about the program. It was an immediate red flag when he informed me that all of the information I needed about the price of the program, prerequisite list, and program course list required a tour of the campus and an on-campus meeting. It felt like being at a car dealership and being required to test drive a car and run a credit check before being provided with the price of the car. It's a manipulative business practice that relies on a psychological phenomenon called the sunk cost fallacy. In short, the more time and energy you waste on something, the less likely you are to walk away, because you'll feel like it was all for nothing. You stick around hoping that there will be a payoff. They know that. I emailed him and canceled our standing appointment for the following day in VERY clear language. He responded and acknowledged. The following day, he reached out to me to inform me that he was expecting me at the on-campus meeting. I assumed it was an automatic text or something, so I ignored the reminder. After the appointment time passed, he sent me yet another text and email both expressing his disappointment that I didn't show up and inquired about whether or not I was interested in the program. I realized that I now felt like I was going through a bad breakup with someone who needed me to breakup with him repeatedly because he didn't know how to accept no. Buyer beware: This reeks of a for-profit diploma mill. read more

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This school wants $40,000 for an associates degree in nursing when a bachelors at sentara college of health science costs $32,000 what the h*ll I know y'all CANNOT be serious. $40,000?!?!? For an ASSOCIATES DEGREE?!?!? You gotta be freaking crazy. DO NOT GO HERE. AN ASSOCIATES DEGREE IS NOT WORTH $40,000. Go to sentara for your BSN for 8k less or go to tidewater community college for your ADN for only $15,000. While the facility is kinda nice, it's not worth a 2 year associates for 40k. PLEASE GO ANYWHERE ELSE. This is a total scam, I don't even wanna know how much they want for a bachelors degree. It's $10,000 a semester which isn't worth it. Be smart, go to tidewater community college, transfer elsewhere after if you wanna continue your education. read more

I attended this school last year ! I picked this school because it small ! They have a pretty descent building ! But I felt like I wasn't learning anything ! I wasn't being taught the correct way ! I did blended on line and classroom it was the worst experience! They are way overpriced to ! I just wanted to get certified in Medical Billing and Coding! Which the price was outrageous! I dropped out and found the same program for a lot less At Tcc ! The professors at Tcc care want you to learn and get your Certification! read more

I attended this school and quickly realized how much they only care about the money here! They don't care about you at all! They charged me almost 9,000 $ for one semester!! It was supposed to be 20k for 2 years but they just charged me half of the tuition for ONE SEMESTER. NEVER ATTEND HERE read more

All about money. They do not care about the student. Directors do not respond to emails or concerns. They make up fake charges to charge financial aid and get all your money, so you do not get a refund. When asked about it, they told me it was for one thing, then when I called them out about it, they said it was for something completely different. Most Nursing professors have no nursing experience. So short staffed that it is completely disorganized. You feel like you're just a $ to them when attending this school. If you like teaching yourself and paying $1600 a class, you should enroll! They trap you by ensuring you have to stay at their school due to the fact that Nursing classes do not transfer!!! Scheme. Con school. read more

Overpriced tuition and the credits don't even transfer.

This college offers much less classes & choice then Ecpi, Tidewater Tech, Centura, even ALC and the local community colleges, never mind the Universities. The only benefit would be less time spent in prerequisite courses, but that can be found in other job training facilities as well. They don't have enough staff on board and you will expect to spend two hours, minimum, if you have to speak with someone. They are knowledgeable in financial aid if you ask the right questions. More classes, more staff, more professionalism is needed at this campus. read more

The woman who is supposed to help with financial aid is very rude.Do your research before you deal with her.My child didnt attend there.He went somewhere else.If we had listened to her,he wouldn't of qualified for anything. read more