I just graduated Cum Laude in the first LVN Program at the Riverside campus and it was worth all…read morethe sacrifices. Nursing school is not easy, I didn't expect to go into it without a full commitment or the mental preparation that it will be hard. I basically let go of any idea of a social life, had to significantly cut down on my expenses, and it was still a struggle. I worked with Lesley as my admissions/Recruiting Rep and enrollment was an a smooth process for me, she provided me with all the information I needed including the hours I would have to dedicate and set aside for classes so I knew full well what I was getting into. The Director of the non core classes was on campus very helpful to me when I had questions. The Anatomy and Physiology instructor Mr. Ali was the best! I mean just the most wonderful instructor to lay the groundwork needed for core classes. He made the course work fun. The instructors gave us the tools and resources and it was our job to utilize them. We had to put in the work and time consistently and I tried to fight every urge to procrastinate and put it aside. I failed sometimes time I didnt and passed the times that I did. Our the director Ms. Rayna was an awesome resource, always available, always looking for ways to help us learn, grasp the information and be prepared to practice safely after graduation. She was incredibly supportive and that's pretty rare compared to other schools I have attended. The instructor were the best, our campus was so lucky, I'm not sure if they are still around but Dr. Mahdi was our fundamentals, pharmacology and mental health instructor and I have always said every nursing student needs Dr. Mahdi to shape them into responsible nurses. She had a very hard expectations just as families for those we serve will have high expectations. Her way instructions helped me seriously grasp the concepts early on that were on the NCLEX exam. Kristin taught us Maternal, Peds and Leadership, she really carried us through. She is so inspirational in how much she loves her job and her patients. She drilled into us the importance in our role as educators. She is the reason I decided I wanted to work in women's health. She is honestly the greatest. Ms. Amie, Ms. kim, Dr. Joseph, Rochelle were also great instructors, inspirational in how they showed us the different fields of nursing are available to us. Available as support in and out of the classroom and just the best mentors to have guiding us. Ms. kim I would say probably made the biggest impact in my nursing trainings in terms of how she taught me to learn the concepts, write my notes, memory recall, and pass medsurg. It wasn't perfect, there were some very bumpy roads but looking back I would definitely choose Stanbridge again. Just had the greatest people to introduce me to the nursing profession in the safest way possible. Thanks to that I passed my Exit, NCLEX and got my license all in one month. So A+ for efficiency

If you want a chaotic RN program with a side of sexual harassment by the BSN director Dr. Alicia…read moreLamour, stanbridge is the place.

I went in for their sonography program and one of their advisor Anthony convinced me that the…read morefield was to competitive and not enough jobs and eventually told me to do medical billing and coding he told me I could find many jobs and based on what i spoke with him about that career would be best for me . Moving forward I decided that career path was not for me and now i have 3000 in debt for a school i attend for 2 months. DONT GO HERE !!!!!

DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME ... Worst school ever!! You have a complaint and you take it up the chain and…read morethe problem is still there. No one is ever there to help you out! You have to do it yourself! You want to feel shitty about yourself and your progress within the school then sign yourself up! You want instructors who aren't useful or knowledgeable, this is the place! You want instructors who expect you to have the same level of experience in a few days of being there then you have found the right place! No type of structure every instructor is on different pages. This place is definitely in it for the money. They can't get new equipment but they can splurge on giving back to the students instead. All faculty act like they would love to help till they actually need to help.

First time checking out the UC Riverside campus last weekend after we attended the UCSC…read morepresentation workshop for our daughter. I heard that UCR is an excellent, top-tier research institution for biology majors and is recommended for pre-med students. The layout of the school is nice, and the campus is pretty big. It's not that far from where we live.

3/24/2026 - We went there during spring break for a tour. Wonderful open and clean UC. Very green…read morewith grass and trees. Class act location and the buildings spread out nicely.

060/2024 Late post…read more I had the opportunity to see this college during a senior high school students' field trip ! This is the oldest community college in California established in 1883, serving students from Rancho Cucamonga ,Chino, Chino Hills, Upland , Montclair, Ontario, and Fontana. Oh my goodness I had difficulty walking around the campus because it was stretching across more than 13 acres on its natural terrain in the foothills of northern Rancho Cucamonga. Honestly I had to stay back for awhile cause I couldn't make it on the uphill walk from one building to the other. Students here most likely have a good amount of exercise just hiking all day.

horrible front desk, they dont answer and take over 30 minutes to answer even if you call another…read moredepartment and ask about admissions and records. Horrible attitude too.

I recently graduated from West Coast University Ontario's nursing program, and I'm so grateful for…read morethe support I received throughout my journey. One thing that really stood out to me was the career support after graduation. The job fair hosted by the school gave me the opportunity to connect directly with hospitals and recruiters, and it ultimately helped me secure my first RN job! A huge thank you to Brittany Crow in Career Services for all of her guidance and support. She was incredibly helpful throughout the process and truly cared about helping students succeed after graduation. Her advice and encouragement made such a difference for me. Nursing school is definitely challenging, but I'm thankful for the opportunities, connections, and experiences I gained at WCU Ontario. Excited to officially start my career as an RN!

Definitely do your research and look at other schools. I got kicked out my senior year. The people…read moreat the top did not care about my situation. Do your research stop looking at Nclex pass rates, look into the actual school and there background

I passed my test on that testing Site (State Board Exam)…read more center, very good people and very understanding. Thanks to them Im now a CNA!

Amazing experience! My first time applying for my CNA and I trusted the reviews on this one, so…read morehappy I did! Best staff, super helpful! Not a long wait at all, clear instructions, organized and way quicker than I was expecting. Took me less than three hours and it was on a holiday too! Highly recommend :)

I graduated from ACC's Medical Billing program in March, and through the school's Career Services…read moreProgram I was able to get a job at an imaging clinic by the beginning of May. My instructors were very kind and great at teaching the curriculum and I'm very pleased with the knowledge I've left with. The only issue that keeps me from giving them 5 stars is the fact that their financial aid representatives are a nightmare to get into contact with. I used my GI Bill to go to school, and for some reason they just forgot to submit my enrollment to the VA for two whole months. I had to talk to three people just to get in contact with the department head and remind them to submit the paperwork so I could get my housing allowance for the month and pay my rent. 1/5 experience on that end.

Damn for how much thee students pay they could have at least put 2 tenths up for the graduationread more

Went here for their open house. The presentation was very informative and gave me a better…read moreperspective and understanding of their programs. The speakers were all very informative and helpful and answered whatever questions I had concerning their MBA program.

Just graduated with an MBA degree this past weekend. UoR was such a great experience for me. UoR…read moreoffers various location campuses allowing for convenience especially for the working adult. Their main campus in Redlands is very beautiful!

California State University of San Bernardino is amazing!…read moreSuch wonderful staff and students. Huge well maintained campus and lovely dorms which are very clean and roomy. They had a summer Coyote Blue program which our daughter got to go to. It's to introduce high-school students to University life! Such a wonderful program! She took Kine2050 and the professor of this course was awesome! She was super friendly and very informative. Our daughter received 4 college units for this course. She was also able to live on campus in the dorms for a week. She had such a great time! I'd most definitely recommend this University!

I completed my undergraduate at CSUSB, and it was my absolute favorite college experience. Loved…read morethe campus, amenities, and food spots. I have come back twice for POW WOW's and it felt great to not only be back at the campus but to celebrate my culture with my family. Though it was a very hot day, there was a filtered water station, as you walked in, where you could get water/refill your bottle, and many porta potty's available throughout the area. Everything was organized and, of course there were rules, but security let you enjoy your views and weren't overly overbearing. Plenty of vendors, food and drink places. It was a wonderful day and I look forward to coming back!

Unprofessional staff. I would initially call multiple times to inquire over their DH program and…read morewould be sent to Voicemail. The DH admissions person finally returned my calls but I would miss them because I would be working. For this reason, I went on their website to schedule a call/zoom meeting for a time that worked best for me. I waited all day for someone to reach out since I had already booked a specific time slot, nobody ever did. A month later, I decided to call back AGAIN just to be met with passive aggressiveness from one of the ladies; basically insinuating that because they attempted to reach out to me in the past, they no longer wanted to give me their time of day. I say this because I left my info with the receptionist in attempts to finally meet and I have yet to hear back from them. So overall, it's okay for them to not pick up their phones and not check zoom appointments, but the moment we do it, we're not worth their time anymore. I fear this might be the only school that lets their phones go to voicemail regularly.

Hello Everyone, As…read moreof May 27, 2026 no one has reached out from SJVC to rectify the situation it's really been unnerving conserving I spent probably about $70,000 and three years of my time to get into the program which I did and because of my disability I had to miss a week. I was actually penalized for that. It was so funny because when I started my program, there was another young lady that had some kind of family issue that was able to start the next cohort but yet I'm still out here. I have my money out of my time with no resolution that's not right. Don't be fooled. It's obviously the AI that they're using because it's the same message that I keep getting. It's AI.