We were considering this as one potential school option for our son while making evaluations…read more Encountered incredibly rude staff on campus and won't be going back for any further look. Far better experience with several other schools in the area. This one won't be on the list.

I would give this place less than one star if possible. It hardly seems like a medical facility at…read moreall period after I had been a regular patient for nearly two full years they simply kicked me out of their office simply because I asked for a specific type of blood test. My medical student doctor ran and got another doctor and that was that! The funny thing is is that I wouldn't even have been there that day if it weren't for my student doctor having screwed up on my prescriptions for a third time! Stay away from this facility unless you want headaches at every turn. Nevermind the fact that your doctor changes every 6 months!

The Regis staff in the College for Professional Studies are fair, friendly, and put an emphasis on…read morelearning. Each faculty member I have been in class with has shown a genuine interest in my understanding of the material and leaving the classroom prepared for real-world issues and situations. I highly suggest Regis to those who are looking for further their education as an adult.

It is a nice building in a nice location. I am sad they are closing the bookstore. This is being…read moredone along with the remodel to provide more classroom space. The parking garage can be a bit of a pain.

Ive only been attending for a term or semester.. Overall so far I've found that the admission team…read moreis pretty good and helpful. The teacher though are very rude, I honestly never experienced anything like it before. I feel its disorganized, theres no one to teach you how to use the online portal for your online classes, the teachers are powerpoint only. the adobe connect doesn't work for online half the time ( could be the teacher didn't know how to use it either). They express no help at all and they give you a vague set of instructions to do homework. then when you turn it in and its wrong they give you a totally different set of instructions and expect you to be a mind reader. The students, some are exceptionally rude also. financial aid will call you all the time, even sundays!! then when you don't answer they leave you a rude voicemail. they insist you take out loans, even when you don't need too. its way over priced for what you are getting from this school! please please please go to a different school. For Military students, be ready to put up a fight and never get the full amount from your post 9/11. They will rip you off !!

This school is very overpriced compared to others and the quality of the academics is much lower…read more They basically accept anyone who can pay or finance and so your class is taught to the lowest denominator, many people who barely speak or write english and do not have fundamental understanding for the course, which in turn dilutes the reputation of your degree. When you get out in the world, hiring organizations have experienced CTU graduates and so will assume you are also the same (not a good thing). I took my degree off my resume because of this. I got a Masters degree in computer science because it was close to work and offered evening onsite courses. Had I known what I know now, I would have gone elsewhere like Metro State. The instructors are barely qualified, they rely on powerpoint slides and don't seem to know much when you ask questions off script. Their recruitment is very aggressive and pushy, definitely over selling their product. They really push you to finance and their lending rates are high end. If you have any questions or need support once you are enrolled, good luck...very slow to respond, you have to continually follow up. Once they have your money they don't seem to care about much else. This school is a rip off, pursue other options and get more for your money, especially when it comes to technical subjects.

Fantastic school, I would recommend this school to any and all who seek to go into the Nursing…read moreprofession Thanks Ron Johnson

This school is amazing! I started a little less than 4 weeks ago with zero knowledge about the…read moremedical field. I can't believe how far I've gone! It's 100% thanks to the way this school is structured, they way they teach you and encourage you to never give up. A huge thank you to the whole staff, my classmates and especially my teacher Diana, and of course Whitney! My experience has been truly beautiful.

For anyone looking at this website www.jiue.org, it is a diploma mill. The actual institution…read moreclosed in 2015. Please do not enroll or pay them any money, the entire website is fraudulent. The phone number is fake, the address is a real building but not for the school. There is no Jones International University any longer.

PLEASE PLEASE do your research completely before attending JIU. JIU's only concern is getting your…read moremoney! You have no contact with anyone except the so-called support counselors, who are never supporting of the students. They are rude and condescending whenever you try to get their assistance. The only answer they give is there is nothing we can do because it is too late when they were the ones who dropped the ball in doing their jobs correctly. I had a family emergency PLUS the area in which I lived was hit with a freak storm that knocked out power for two weeks (the area was in a state of emergency declared by the President Obama which occurred in June 2012). I contacted my support counselor Lauren to let her know what was happening. I told her I did not currently have access to Internet. I was 7 weeks into my FIRST 8-week course with a 98 average. My professor said I was doing well in the course and that I could finish it when I was able. Her response to me was "I will look into doing an INC for you". I NEVER heard from her again until August 2012 when she tried to sign me up for another course. I told her I was locked out of the original course and said I was not ready to return yet and would in November, but in the interim I wanted to complete my original course. Lauren's constant response was "let me see what I can do". I was expecting to have something done to my satisfaction, so I continued to take courses. A year later and still nothing was done, Lauren was no longer a support counselor, I was never notified of any changes, and I had to start the process all over again. This time it was within a week that the new counselor said that the only thing that could be done was to officially drop the course, pay for it again, and retake! If that is not a scam, I do not know what one is! My professor is no longer with the university, and I cannot get access to the Dean to let him know what is going on in his program. So I let my support counselor know that I would not be taking any more courses until I can talk to the Dean directly. Their response was to drop me from the program completely!