Great school! They really care about their students. I would recommend JC to anyone looking to go…read moreback to school for their RN.

Definitely one of the best experiences I've had since going back to school. Not only did they…read moreprepare me to pass my NCLEX but they taught me so many life lessons.The teachers here are gifts from god .The collective years of experience under one roof are truly immeasurable. #PROUD ALUMNI

Great school for CNA and home health aide training... The staff is absolutely amazing…read moreDefinitely recommend doing the full diploma program... It is really comprehensive and you learn a great deal

Everyone, including the Nursing professor was outstanding! Great atmosphere, very helpful and…read morewilling to answer questions. Ms. Pidgeon was amazing and not only knowledgeable but kind and understanding when talking through the hard topics of being a CNA. Would definitely recommend to others and so thankful for this opportunity!

Was charged for a free laptop I never received. Teachers dont teach they push PowerPoints and…read moreYoutube. You dont get an education you pay for barely legitimate degree. BEWARE THEY DONT CARE! Please think twice before signing on the dotted line!

This school is such a joke. The "labs" are teachers googling or youtubing things due to lack of…read morematerial. If they do have material its outdated or broken or does not go with one another so we have to use our imagination basically. Online classes are with teachers outside of the state so they are hard to reach for any questions. Even the on campus teachers do not care about their job. Most of them teach here one day a week and they use this school for an extra pay check and it shows. They claim to have so many clinical sites when they have one maybe two you will ever see and they are a joke as well, seems to me no one wanted this school so they are going with whoever accepts them for clinical rotations. Im happy to be officially transferred to a different school now. I just wish i did not make this 6 thousand dollar mistake in going to them

I'm grateful to have completed my RN program at Tampa…read moreMedical College and successfully passed the NCLEX. While my experience had some challenges along the way, I still appreciate the education and experience I gained throughout the journey. I'm thankful for reaching this milestone and wish the school continued growth and success for future nursing students.

Runnnn as fast as you can from this school. Specially California residents All you have heard from…read morethis school is true. It should actually have 0 stars. They keep telling you - they are going to get accredited and it is all Lies. That's how they keep students enrolled, and months turn to years. This is a fake so called school of nursing. The owner Jena is the most unprofessional person there is in all Tampa. After making us go back and forward for 4 rotations of clinicals (10 days each) 40 days and actually had 5 shifts at a nursing home (that all they let you do is vital signs and CNA work). No hospital or any other clinical experience. She will send you to volunteer at shelters, sort clothes or do dishes, go door to door to recruit people for church and babysit. Whatever she can find for free but nothing nursing related. She does not have clinical sites - no one allows her even in the parking lot around Tampa. For someone who is just starting nursing school this is the wrong choice, even for LPN to RN. You actually go to hell and back, and be ready to be treated like a doormat from the owner and the instructors. No president of the school, no departments. She is a CON who keeps getting money from working adults with a need to further their education. I have reported her to the department of education and the Florida board of nursing but like every CON they keep getting away with it. If you have similar experiences report it to FL board of nursing and Florida department. FDOE Commission for Independent Education (CIE). And the Florida attorney general. You should see the news investigation - Google it, and the court records for Jena Fadziso dba Tampa Medical College. We can not keep letting this type of people in business. I knew I should have left a long time ago but like I said she kept lying to us and promising the accreditation. For people in California she has never had anyone been able to transfer one license. She will not meet the requirements because they are going to see they are all shelters and non hospital experience .

Metropolitan Ministries is a phenomenal organization and an exceptional employer. They go above and…read morebeyond for both their clients and their employees, creating an environment grounded in compassion, dignity, and genuine support. I've witnessed countless positive outcomes made possible by the services Metro provides. Clients are empowered to set goals, achieve them, and continue growing into the best versions of themselves. Seeing those transformations firsthand has been incredibly inspiring. I am truly grateful to be part of this community and to contribute to the meaningful work Metropolitan Ministries does every day.

This review will hopefully be read by someone in charge and they can do something about the fact…read morethat I have been to the pasco store which was just built and is lovely. My issue is that there never is any food available at this location. I mean real food fish, hamburger, sausage. They only let you come once a month and without any food it's impossible to make it work.

Great instructor and great experience. I'll be recommending Mr. Chuck to all of my nursing…read moreclassmates!

From the owner: I learned CPR as a volunteer firefighter. The day after the class, I had to preform CPR on someone…read moreon the sidewalk. I became a officer on a Advanced Life Support fire engine and retired after 31 years in fire and EMS. I assure you, this will be the most relaxed and informative class you ever had and in less time. I have weekly classes in Largo or for groups of three or more, I can come to your home or office.

My daughter goes there for a year now . now she is on the 2-3y old class. But I can tell that the…read moreclass 1-2y is great, she never complained to go, they are serious with the cleaning, and about have kids sick to avoid getting more kids sick, they are safe, clean, and make you have pictures and you have news fast and every day updates. The teachers are warm and friendly. as a first year I could suggest you to be sure about the school year days. They are not a day care. So they have spring break, and a couple weeks off as the students regularly have . They have summer camp that helps. but is not all summer . Other than that, Olivia has great teacher and she learns a lot ! And I know I can trust on their care .

bad school, they just want your money and make you pay for almost everything. They give u bad…read morelunch, the teachers or principals don't care, my child got punched by a girl and no one did anything.

My child has been going to Seeds of Knowledge for about a year now for mathematics. Homeschooling…read morecan be tough, we turned to Jennifer for mathematics and it has helped tremendously. We no longer argue about math! Jennifer has been able to take her several levels above her typical grade level. She is works well with gifted learners and their nuances such a perfectionism, anxiety, and even helps to establish executive function skills. We are thrilled that we found Jennifer as now our home is far more peaceful that it was before. She is very organized and easy to deal with. We would recommend her to anyone needing tutoring.

Jennifer had a hard time getting along with my daughter, a very independent and motivated IB…read morestudent. Her inability to change her work methods to fit the student make her a one trick pony, and it came up short for my daughter who struggled with her tremendously (and a first ever with my daughter). The laborious card system, and other organizing methods took away from actual education towards weaknesses. Miscommunications regarding appointments, and Jennifer in the end not honoring a verbal statement she made to us the after we committed for the big package, make this tutor a disappointment for us, and not effective for us. If you are allergic to cats you can't go there, they roam free in the classroom space, and are locked out only when a session takes place. Overall just disappointing.

I am a graduate of Hillsborough Community College; I attended from 2007-2009, and I couldn't have…read moreasked for a better academic and social experience. I took courses at three of their locations: Brandon, Dale Mabry, and Ybor, and I liked all of them. My main complaint was with parking. I don't know if it has improved since I left, but it was horrible trying to find a parking space, especially the Ybor campus. Since the campus is so large, Dale Mabry is a good place to take courses if you want to get involved. They have athletics, various clubs you can join, and Hawks Landing, their apartments, which have quite a few amenities from what I've seen. Unfortunately, I didn't get to move-in as I had planned, but I did get a glimpse of the apartments. The only problem was that the room and bathroom was pretty small, but at that time this didn't bother me much seeing as I just wanted to get out of my mom's house. Also, I was in the Honors Institute, which I highly recommend to anyone who desires a challenging academic environment, so my class sizes were decent and provided for more a personal experience than having over 100 people in a class. This was great advantage for me, particularly when I took my Public Speaking course. I don't do the greatest in front of big crowds, but this class made it more comfortable for me to speak in front of my peers. Every college and university have bad and good professors, and its no different here. I would highly recommend Professor Linsky of the English department at the Dale Mabry campus, and Professor Conrad of the Math department at the Brandon campus; these are only a couple of the great instructors I had while attending classes. As far as tuition is concerned, I loved it!!! I had Bright Futures, scholarships from the Honors Institute, and grants, so not only was everything paid for, but I got a nice refund each semester. I didn't have to resort to getting loans until I transferred to a four-year university. So, if you want a challenging, affordable, and memorable experience while gaining the professional and social skills to either transfer to a university or go into the work force, HCC is the place to go!!!

This statement documents my experience as a current student at Hillsborough Community College and…read morethe ongoing misconduct involving Student Advisor Gary Iglesias, along with the institution's failure to provide transparency, accountability, or compliance with federal student privacy obligations. Over the past four years, Mr. Iglesias has repeatedly referenced my student information in ways that fall outside legitimate educational interest. On multiple occasions, he made comments about my GPA directly to my children -- an inappropriate and unprofessional disclosure of student information that no advisor should be making. This pattern demonstrates a long term disregard for boundaries and raises serious concerns about improper access to my records. In recent months, his conduct escalated dramatically. Mr. Iglesias initiated welfare checks, contacted the Department of Children and Families, and contributed to false contempt allegations in court -- all based on inaccurate information and conducted outside the college environment. These interventions had direct consequences for my family and legal matters, and they appear to have been influenced by his access to my student records and his position within the institution. When I attempted to file a formal grievance, the college minimized the seriousness of the situation. I was informed only that my student account had been "flagged" or "restricted," yet the institution refused to provide the underlying documentation, rationale, or audit trail explaining: * who accessed my records * why the flag was placed * what information was used * whether my records were disclosed outside the institution As a student, I have clear rights under FERPA to inspect and review my education records, including advising notes, account flags, restrictions, and any documentation containing personally identifiable information. The college's refusal to provide these records -- while acknowledging that my account was flagged -- raises significant concerns about improper access, misuse of information, and noncompliance with federal privacy law. My concern is straightforward: a student advisor has used his position for four years to reference, comment on, and potentially access my information for purposes unrelated to legitimate educational interest, culminating in external interventions that no advisor should be involved in. The college has not provided transparency, corrective action, or any indication that it has investigated the misuse of student information. This experience reflects a breakdown in professional ethics, student record governance, and institutional oversight. Students deserve advisors who act within the boundaries of their role, institutions that take grievances seriously, and full transparency when their records are accessed, flagged, or used in ways that affect their lives outside the classroom.