Attended my daughter's family graduation and was very pleased with the celebration. The school…read moreacknowledged these new graduates and their children in a very special way. Very heart warming.

Don't go here. Literally will scam you out of time and money the phone operators act genuinely so…read morestuck up it's insane.

Honestly, as far as community colleges go this place was pretty good to me. I did almost all of my…read morebasics here and then transferred to UT Austin and proceeded to graduate from the b school. NCTC did a great job on providing me with the basic education with pretty good amenities. I utilized their tutoring services a ton when I was taking my calculus class because realistically I wasn't prepared for that class. They helped me get an "A" in all my courses and it has paid off immensely. I know people who have gotten their nursing degrees from NCTC and make over 100k a year just from a community college degree. Don't knock this place cuz of its rinky dinky name. It's what you make of it and it's helped me a ton.

It's a solid four. The campus could use a way better cafeteria. The classrooms need to get rid of…read morethe tradition twist out chairs. "Not everyone can fit". It's 2021 but you walk it feeling stuck In a 90s high school out of Portland Oregon.

The venue for the dance competition (The Super Pit) is nice. The visual of the flooring for the…read moredancers, I'm not so sure about. Would have to ask my daughter her thoughts. The food was horrible. For two cheeseburgers, a pretzel and a large drink it was almost $40. The pretzel looked like it was microwaved and the breading was getting tough from it. Not fresh. Overly salted. Cheese wasn't even eaten for it either. Cheeseburgers did not taste good. We were better off with eating at Buccees. Waste of $40.

Orientation weekend food for parents was amazing! So impressed with this institution and my alma…read moremater!! The dining services are award winning.

I want to take a moment to truly appreciate Celeste Jennings from the Career Services team at West…read moreCoast University. After graduating, I secured a new grad position, but unfortunately due to unforeseen circumstances, I couldn't continue in that role. As many know, leaving a new grad position can make finding another job very challenging. Celeste was incredibly supportive during that difficult time. She not only helped me navigate the job search process, but also guided me on how to improve my interview skills and build my confidence. With her help, I was able to secure 4 interviews and ultimately land a new position with better pay than my previous role. I'm truly grateful for her dedication and support she made a real difference in my career journey. Thank you, Celeste

West coast Dallas campus has been more than a disappointment. My complaint is more with the…read moreprofessors who don't encourage students enough and quickly tell students to DROP classes instead of working more with them. Professors who don't even make PowerPoints and just tell us to read the book, tests who aren't even made by them and get mad when the class doesn't do well. A lot of students feel they're just being money hungry encouraging failure so they can get more money. That not the west coast I was told before applying. This school has potential, but the way it is currently, I recommend people interested in nursing to look somewhere else.

This is a very nice, university type campus. The newest building is the IT center which features…read morestate of the art computer related programs.

This campus is bigger than you think. The library is well stocked and managed by very helpful…read morestaff. My professor was great!

I'm going to be as transparent as possible and not sugarcoat anything. I truly love Chamberlain…read moreUniversity, and I am doing very well academically, maintaining a 4.0 GPA across my courses. The only reason I am giving CU a one-star rating is due to how the university is structured and how difficult it is to get assistance from certain departments, specifically Financial Aid. Trying to get in contact with them has felt like asking Mr. Krabs for the Krabby Patty secret formula. I use that comparison lightly because, honestly, this situation has caused me an overwhelming amount of stress, and humor is the only way I can cope with it at times. The issue: I have been receiving the same automated emails from multiple financial aid advisors requesting transcripts in order to process my aid. This issue began in October 2025. All of my transcripts were originally sent via Parchment prior to acceptance and enrollment, so I was confused as to why they were being requested again. Regardless, I reordered official transcripts a total of five times and also submitted unofficial transcripts at the request of a financial aid "supervisor." After submitting everything, I heard nothing back, despite sending multiple follow-up emails directly to her CU email address. Fast forward to February 2026, and this issue has been ongoing since October 2025. I am still without financial aid and unable to register for classes due to a financial hold placed on my account. In total, I have spoken with approximately 15 different financial aid representatives and three supervisors, in addition to extensive back-and-forth email communication. Despite all of this, I never received clear answers or concrete information regarding what documentation was supposedly missing or required for my aid to be applied. I was repeatedly given the runaround. Supervisors openly stated that they did not have access to see what information was being requested from me and were unable to assist beyond submitting "tickets." I currently have documentation showing 10 separate tickets that were submitted--not a single one was ever resolved. As a student who has done everything required on my end, including spending over $100 on official transcripts ($20 per transcript), I feel that the university failed to meet basic student needs. There was a complete lack of transparency and accountability, especially regarding financial aid, the most critical component in allowing students to successfully attend school without unnecessary stress. Chamberlain's financial aid department provided zero support throughout this process, and this experience nearly pushed me to the point of unenrolling. On top of everything mentioned above, my account was selected for an enrollment verification process, a process that should not have taken nearly four months to complete. All required documentation was provided numerous times and consistently neglected. Additionally, I received a DocuSign document from Chamberlain in November/December 2025 stating that my aid was approved and would be applied to my account. Despite this, I received yet another email from Financial Aid just last week requesting the same documentation once again. As of January 27, 2026, I finally received a call from Kristopher McKinney, who was the most kind, understanding, and apologetic representative I have spoken to throughout this entire ordeal. He informed me that they had received yet another transcript from Parchment and confirmed that a DocuSign approval was visible on my account (which I had already received months prior). He stated that the aid should be applied soon. While I am grateful for his professionalism and outreach, I will not believe this issue is truly resolved until I physically see the financial aid applied to my student account, regardless of how many "approval" documents I receive. Academically, this has been one of the most successful times in my life. Unfortunately, the lack of support from the financial aid department has overshadowed that success and created unnecessary stress that no student should have to endure.

OMG it was a very interesting Open House on May 17,2016. I fell in love with the place, staff and…read morenursing program. Leslie was very patient and understanding when we spoke about me looking to attend. I am so excited that I am going to apply. They gave out so much information that with all they offer it seems impossible to fail unless you just doesn't do the work. They helped me make my decision to go with Chamberlain instead of ANY OTHER nursing school. Here to a successful career starting soon...

Our experience was inviting, informational and influential. We started with a formal visit. They…read morewere prepared with a full schedule. The morning began with our daughter sitting in an Intro to Biology class, the ratio was 1 to 30. Next was a tour that included visiting their new eco "Idea Center", the dorm space, the library, the fitness room, and the psychology building to name a few. They treated us to lunch so we could experience their dining system. The food was fresh and the variety satisfied every appetite. We interviewed with the director of admissions who gave us a lot of tips and information. We visited with two professors who gave us information on what to major and minor. We had three separate host/hostess throughout the day who answered nearly any question. There's a lot of social events, clubs & organizations, on site concerts (like Post Malone!!) that really isn't published anywhere on the AC website. The opportunity to meet people and to be involved in something fun is definitely available, you certainly can believe that when you visit the campus. Obviously visiting Austin College is the best way to decide if you like it. We had all of our answers by the end of the day.

Terrible hospitality. Tournament staff will only work for its home team. Refs were 40 minutes late…read more Overall bad atmosphere to play a tournament in.

Was not looking forward to attending these 2 all-day courses required by The BON. Having been…read morethrough way more than enough to get to this point, I had no choice but to do it. I must say, it was not only a very pleasant experience, it turned out to be fun and uplifting. There was a lot of camaraderie​ among everyone who attended. BUT, the real reason behind the great positivity was our wonderful instructor, Sherry! She was welcoming, encouraged and supported our stories and all questions raised. She was very professional and knowledgeable, but her warm demeanor and sense of humor was appreciated more than she will ever know. Many of the other attendees expressed the same thoughts and felt a sense of calm. Thank you Sherry! And to the other half of A & P Healthcare Training, Carolyn, thank you so much for all your help in helping us to set up the courses, being available to assist me and answer any and all questions. Your professionalism and kindness is appreciated more than you will ever know!