I am currently in the RN-BSN program at Metropolitan State University, and I want to warn other…read moreworking nurses before they enroll. Although this program is 100% online, the school charges exorbitant additional fees that are the same as (or grouped with) the pre-licensure/on-campus BSN program. This includes differential tuition of hundreds of dollars per semester and multiple on-campus student fees -- despite the fact that RN-BSN students do not use on-campus facilities, parking, or in-person resources. Most employers only reimburse tuition, not fees, so these extra charges come directly out of pocket. For me, this added up to thousands of dollars that I could not be reimbursed for, simply because the program categorizes these costs as "fees" instead of integrating them into tuition. It feels misleading and financially unfair to working nurses who choose the online option because it's supposed to be flexible and affordable. The RN-BSN program should not be grouped with the traditional nursing program when online students receive none of the on-campus benefits. This is a pay disparity that Metro State has not addressed, even after multiple students questioned it. I cannot recommend the RN-BSN program to other nurses until the university updates its fee structure to reflect what online students actually use -- and stops passing unnecessary costs onto working adults trying to advance their education.

Have one degree and part of a second from this wonderful university. Loved the school and it's…read moregreat students and faculty. Thanks Metro State.

I went here originally from 2003-2006 and graduated with my AA before moving on to a four-year…read moreuniversity. I'm back now almost 20 years later and sincerely appreciate this place. I didn't realize back then how fortunate I was to attend NHCC when comparing it to the big university campuses.

This college leaked everyone's personal information, tax, and ss# info to the public. They haven't…read moreyet informed the students and families if this has been settled, recovered, or disputed. How can this college be so irresponsible? I tried enrolling for Spring 2019, but they screwed my documents after several days to week of going back and forth. The advisor gave me the okay and pass to enroll with approval. In the end, I had to drop out because they claim that I didn't pick a major and I can't continue my classes. In which, I personally did when I was with the advisor registering for my classes. My niece couldn't enroll because they screwed up her FAFSA. My former boss's daughter was postponed because they screwed up her FAFSA as well. Did I also mention, they did it to me too. WTH? Do not waste your time with this college.

I had such a positive experience with Jaci Crosbie. She is incredibly professional, kind, and…read moreknowledgeable. She always responded quickly and made sure I understood everything, no matter how many questions I had. What stood out the most was how much she genuinely cared about my success and made me feel supported every step of the way. Having an advisor like her really made a difference for me. I highly recommend her to anyone looking for someone reliable and encouraging.

This has been the best experience hands down...I would recommend anyone that's wanting to go back…read moreto give this University a shot. My advisor Jaci is the best. She responds in a timely manner and answers all my questions. She's also very supportive. So, if you are doubting yourself about attending the University...please don't. Give them a chance to show you different.

Dr Douglas Kaster, as a chiropractor at the clinic. He is…read morevery knowledgeable and caring and he has guided me through a complicated problem with different leg lengths, twisted hip and scoliosis. During my treatments he told me when it would be benificial to work with an osteopath MD, and their exercise protocal and why they are doing it. Since I have little faith, helped me to stay on course to get through it all, since he understood the other medical profession's role in healing. Dr Kaster is also a professor at Northwestern Health Sciences University.

This is my fifth time at the facility for physical therapy as well as practice. The location of…read morethis facility is close to my house. The atmosphere is great. Easy to find location with ample amount of parking on both sides of the building. The staff and students here are very helpful and have helped me with physical therapy and conditioning.

Wonderful school. Classes were clean and comfortable. I found the instructors to be very personable…read moreand informative. I passed my test after my first week of class! This place also offers continued education! Perfect and convenient classes for people who have a busy schedule. They really go out of their way to help you pass the BIG exam and prepare you a lot for THE REAL WORLD. I would highly recommend this school to anyone looking to go into real estate. Also, if by chance you miss a class you can make it up. No charge! Sounds good to me. Glad I came here.

If you are thinking to start working towards your real estate license this should be the place to…read morestart. The instructors are great and they provide everything for you in order to get your 90 hours of required education and pass both tests. Also this school provides more benefits than others out there. Thank you Mike and Tim.

Core Strategy was a very good course. It is challenging but the support I received was great…read more Spencer Lewis is a great instructor, he is super knowledgeable and keeps the content relatable. The whole team has been great.

I enrolled in Online Trading Academy's Mastermind program based on how the program was presented…read moreduring the sales process. The enrollment discussions emphasized structured guidance, ongoing support, strategy development, and a learning environment designed to help students apply rules consistently with disciplined risk management. While instructional components were provided, my experience did not fully align with the expectations set at enrollment. Certain tools and community features that were described as meaningful parts of the learning ecosystem were either unavailable or did not function in the way I understood they would. Although alternatives were mentioned, the overall structure and accessibility felt different from what I anticipated when making the enrollment decision. I understand that OTA identifies itself strictly as an educational institution and not as an investment advisory or signal service. However, the way trade examples, success narratives, and consistency concepts were framed during marketing and class discussions contributed to expectations that, in my personal experience, were difficult to reconcile with real-world results. This review is not about individual instructors or staff professionalism. My interactions were generally professional. My concerns relate to program value relative to enrollment representations and the overall experience compared to the expectations created during the sales process. Prospective students should conduct thorough independent research, review the curriculum carefully, ask detailed questions about how support systems function in practice, and fully understand refund and contract terms before enrolling. It may also be helpful for consumers to be aware that the company has previously been subject to a Federal Trade Commission enforcement action resulting in a court-ordered injunction governing certain advertising and sales practices. That information is publicly available and may be relevant context when evaluating the program. This reflects my personal experience and perspective so others can make informed decisions.

Highly recommend! had a great initial experience with Jane Z for my first acupuncture session. Will…read morebe back. New owners and very friendly staff members, great people to talk to and very reasonable.

The school seema recovering from previous issue and doing good now. I did acupuncture with their…read morestudents clinic but very happy to be assessed By professor. It's a small one but I love the video these students brings to me.

Lionsgate Academy is a great school for special needs children. My son is at Lynx, which is their…read moreLevel 4 programming. My son had a hard time adjusting to his new school setting. They were patient and continue working with him. He has been here 4 months now and is excelling. Grateful for the excellent staff!!!

Granted, COVID has brought challenges to us all. However, for a school that is supposedly working…read morewith students with special needs of all kinds, greater creativity and flexibility is expected. Lionsgate has chosen a distance-learning model only, at a time when districts have been given a choice to offer more. This excludes children like our son, who needs in-person services. We have had to pull him out of Lionsgate for this reason. Top Administration at Lionsgate are not willing to be collaborative with parents nor accept our advocacy. They are defensive and evasive, lacking flexibility.