So far, my experience at Jersey College hasn't been bad. It was definitely a challenging process…read morethroughout the program. You really gonna know your stuff and put a lot of effort because if you don't, you really get so behind and lost. I am finishing my 5th semester, and I am very thankful I got this far. It was a heck of a ride for me, but I make sure I put my time into what I do and plan ahead. Do not be afraid to ask questions if you don't know your stuff, and ask for help when you need it; do not wait. They are there to help you out if you have a problem.

Do not, I repeat do not waste your time or money at this school. You never get to review your test…read moreanswers to learn from your mistakes. Everything is a "secret" both from the Dean and the teachers. If you fail the last semester, they make you take a course that entails nothing but NCLEX questions, which is simply focusing on passing a test and keeping you away from touching a patient (real world) for another semester.

Extremely impressed with this BSN program! The campus is brand new and clean! The curriculum is…read morewell organized. The location is very easy to find right off of I-75 and across from UTC mall. The staff is all super friendly and helpful. I cannot wait for my daughter to graduate from HS and attend in the fall!

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I had initially gone to Rasmussen and had the worst experience. Had professor's tell me the first…read moreday of class that they prided themselves on failing students. I started at Keiser and had professors mention how they prided themselves in helping students pass. While I was there I had professors meet with me outside of class time to help me obtain information I may have missed during class. Anytime I didn't do well on an exam I had professors go over the exams with me and help me understand why I missed the question and how to not make the same mistake again. I had professors rooting for me leading up to the exams and encouraging me along the way! And to top it off, I passed the NCLEX 4 weeks after graduating at 85 questions. I highly recommend Keiser University to any and all potential nurses!

The Keiser University staff understand the benefit of helping and working with their local…read morecommunity partners. If Attitude and Action define people and their true nature, then Keiser is to be recognized for the effort to give back and help their local community. Thank you Keiser University for all you do directly, and indirectly, to help us!

awesome, flexible, and friendly environment. This school offers a great opportunity to advance your…read morecareer . I graduated from this school years ago and they even include Kaplan prepared for NCLEX -RN for our class to ensure passing grades.

The Elmentrary Education department is not great. ESE isn't much better, but the director is ok…read more (Unlike Elm.) In the time Ive been in the program, ive have 2 really good teachers that taught something, the others are so detached from the field and their students, they have no idea what a classroom today looks like, nor do they have the experience in multiple classroom levels to speak about the topic on the level expected. If your a working adult stay away from this program. You are not able to work while in this program. (Well maybe a 10$ and hour job bagging groceries). If you have experience in the classroom, just pretend like you dont, all but 2 professors have use it against me, I did not feel safe to speak up in their classrooms. I would be cut off, or not called on, they will doubt your work because it so good. The times for classes are ok, would prefer the all remote so the professor cant lie and say they said it in class when they didnt. No important topics covered in class. Just a bunch of busy work that wont help you when you graduate. Here's a cleaned up version that keeps your tone and point but reads clearer and more professional: The Elementary Education department is not great. The ESE program is not much better, although the director is reasonable to work with (unlike Elementary). During the time I have been in the program, I have only had two professors who were genuinely good teachers and actually taught meaningful content. The rest seemed very detached from the field and from their students. Many of them do not appear to understand what classrooms today actually look like, nor do they have experience across multiple grade levels to speak about teaching on the level expected of future educators. If you are a working adult, I would strongly recommend staying away from this program. It is extremely difficult to maintain a job while enrolled. Realistically, the only way someone could work while completing the program would be a very low-hour, low-pay job. For anyone supporting themselves or working full time, the expectations make balancing work and school nearly impossible. Another challenge I experienced was how prior classroom experience was treated. Instead of being valued, it often felt like it was used against me. I quickly learned that it was easier to pretend I had no experience at all. In most classes, I did not feel comfortable speaking up. When I tried to contribute, I was sometimes cut off, not called on, or my work was questioned because it was "too good." That environment made it difficult to participate honestly in discussions. The class times themselves were manageable, but I would have preferred fully remote options. At times, professors would claim something had been explained in class when it had not been clearly covered. Overall, many of the courses focused on busy work rather than practical skills that would actually help future teachers once they graduate. I expected more meaningful preparation for the realities of today's classrooms.

TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE HERE!! If I could add zero stars I would. I was told by a counselor to talk to…read morethe DRC because I can't pass a simple math class for the life of me. The DRC has messed with my time and patience multiple times already because they keep changing up the documentation they need to be able to accept the fact that I have anxiety and need more time and even more help when it comes to certain subjects. They have made it physically impossible to get help and have made me cry as I walk out the door because the woman in charge of the DRC talk to you as if you're a child instead of a young adult trying to get proper help. On top of that, it took me coming in 4 more times for them to accept all of my transfer credits and my fasfa because they don't have proper protocol and always seem to blame technology or other schools, etc for they're mess ups. I just transferred here. It is absolutely ridiculous I have to deal with these unprofessional, belittling, shitty adults. Please look at all your options before deciding to go to this school.

My daughter just completed the CNA class at the Fort Myers location…read more It was a terrible experience from the get go. She is a college junior with an intended nursing degree, so she thought getting her Nurse Aide certification while she was in Florida for the summer working an internship would be a beneficial way to spend her summer. I wish we had never paid for this class. For the amount of money charged, she should have gotten consistent education. Instead, she was taught different methods to complete the clinical tasks depending on whom was teaching the class. When the owner taught, she was taught the correct way. But he was only there for 1 or 2 days out of the week. The rest of the time, they were taught by someone who didn't teach them the correct way. Therefore, the next class at which the owner was present, they would be taught all over again using a different method. This was very confusing for the students. The day before the test to pass the class, they were learning NEW skills. Additionally, for the cost of the class and considering the job for which they are preparing, there SHOULD have been hands on clinical practice with real people. At orientation they were told they would be doing clinicals at a nursing home. Instead, they were given the option to stay and work only on a mannequin since that is what they will use to pass the test. Of course, that is what the class chose, so they never touched a real live person and only did clinicals on an 80 pound mannequin. I don't think they should have been given the option to not practice on humans.Instead, they never touched a real live person and only did clinicals on an 80 pound mannequin. Not very preparatory for the real world. Out of the 8 people in the class, my daughter was the only one to actually pass the clinical portion in order to pass the class. Passing the class is required in order to schedule the state exam. My daughter is only in Florida for the summer and was assured that she would be able to test with the state before she left in Mid August because she passed the test for the class the first time. Instead, here we are two weeks later and she only just received her invitation to be fingerprinted today (after showing up at the facility and demanding that someone DO something!). The fingerprint invitation should have been sent the day or day after she passed her class. She is supposed to be flying back to PA on Friday. We will have to fly her BACK to Florida to take the certification exam with the state, but by that time it will have been 6 weeks since she finished the class and her skills will be rusty to say the least. My mother taught nurse aides for decades and certified them here in PA. Perhaps things are done differently in Florida, but the education and experience was far inferior to the education received in PA. Perhaps that is also why the state of PA will not accept her training there to take the certification exam here. We are out $850+ for a worthless class that taught her little and ended with no state certification because of a lack of consistent education and care by those that run the program. Also if only 1/8 people pass the class the first time, something is wrong. We are lucky my daughter passed, I guess. Disappointed is an understatement. Buyer beware.

The administrators are very helpful. They answered all my questions and made the enrollment process…read morequite easy. The teachers are knowledgeable and very engaging. My experience here was great and I would highly recommend coming here.

The process from the beginning was great. Kiahna answered all of my questions and was super helpful…read morefrom the get go. She is great at what she does It really feels like everyone is rooting for you and wants you to succeed. Sharee is also just as helpful and amazing. Everyone is always ready and willing to help. Overall my experience has been great. I am enrolled in their nursing program and I am looking forward to my future. Additionally, they have so many resources to help you like tutoring, extra resources for learning and more.

Applying to Rasmussen University was challenging for me. I appreciate their transparency in their…read morerequirements; each detail created an expectation. I believe that would take a long time to fulfill. Cherish the decision that comes to fruition. The admission process was positive, as the representative," Christopher Boehmke," was very professional, and all staff members made me feel seen as an individual. will definitely recommend Rasmussen University.

Great NCLEX review school, it helped me a lot and i was able to pass my board without problems.read more

Great place to learn. Prepares you for the future. Start your career today. Nursing is a great…read moreopportunity to provide care to others and to grow in the profession.

DO YOUR RESEARCH BEFORE YOU SIGN ANYTHING WITH ATA COLLEGE…read more If I could go back in time, I would have chosen a different school for my daughter. Once you're locked into tuition payments, you're stuck, and that's when you start seeing things differently. My daughter enrolled to become a NURSE, not a CNA. Yet her externship placement has her spending her time in a nursing home doing work that feels far removed from the nursing education we believed we were paying for. We invested thousands of dollars expecting a professional nursing education and meaningful clinical experiences that would prepare her for a nursing career. The environment has raised concerns for me as a parent. Seeing a police officer regularly stationed outside the campus is not what I expected from a school that advertises itself as a place to build a healthcare career. Instead of feeling confident and inspired when I visit, I often leave questioning whether I made the right decision. What frustrates me most is the lack of follow-up when concerns are raised. Students and families deserve answers, communication, and support. When you're paying thousands of dollars, your concerns should matter. This school may not be the right fit for everyone. Before you sign enrollment papers, tour multiple schools, ask hard questions, investigate where clinicals and externships take place, talk to current students, read reviews, and compare graduation outcomes. I wish someone had warned me before I committed. Learn from my mistake. Don't let the sales pitch make your decision for you. Do your homework, ask questions, and make sure you're getting the education you are actually paying for.

tried very hard to avoid writing this review but the career source has continuously reached out for…read moreme asking for it. I think 1 asking for a review is tacky. 2 when i needed anything from this school, nursing program, or career sources it was extremely difficult, so they only act like they care when it benefits them. Career services knew I was taking a different path than most in my field. She then cut my meeting short when I had many questions and said she would reach out after graduation. She has reached out multiple times for a review, but not once helping me with employment or even reaching out to finish our conversation. The school has an entire career source program, and the first time i heard from them was on my final day of classes. They have not helped me in a job search nor any of my questions. I've asked multiple times for advice on how to navigate what I want to do and I've heard nothing. The lectures i sat through taught me nothing about real nursing and was basically how to coddle a grown adult. I learned more in 12 days to prepare me for the NCLEX then i did in the 2 years in this program. I've been in 2 other nursing programs, one bachelors and dropped out, second FSW and dropped due to covid, but those programs were much more structured and i learned much more in my time there. The skill days were a joke and reinacted with fake tools rather than learning how to do something. The skill days and labs in the other schools were much more real life. I think everyone learned only during oreceptor, even during clinical's we were not allowed to do anything or not wanted. The program itself was not helpful, the dean quit half way through my second last semester and was not available. Nobody took her place and students were not even informed regarding this, but rather swept under the rug and negatively effected our learning ang grades as we tried to reach out for help or advice and was told no. I was denied tutoring by a pregnant staff member because she had other priorities, she probably shouldn't have been teaching that semester then. The school hounds you on due dates and penalize you, but they can't stick to their own schedule and everything is chaos all the time. they forget to tell you things or tell you last minute then blame the students. I was an evening/ weekend student and ended up on days. I missed out on work and the school pretends small class sizes are designed to help you, when asking for help the teachers throw temper tantrums. I was bullied and singled out by those teachers as well as atleast 6 other students i know. The policy is looked aside for certain students and favoritism is very much a thing. Appeals have been made multiple students and they pick and choose who to help vs who to not. after paying 20k and making it to every class for 2 years, my friend was denied re entry after not passing her last 6 weeks, when other students have had their grades changed to push them through. I have photo evidence of all of this and will be reaching out for loan reimbursement.

Organized, started on time. Called me to fit me in they had a cancellation. Great instructor. Sign…read moreup was easy. Very quick receipt if the BLS card.