The most unorganized & unprepared curriculum, schedule, and program. Wouldn't recommend going here…read moreon our worst enemies.

This school gives you the false impression that it is flexible. It is not! If you work or have…read morefamily do not go here. In addition, some of the instructors are horrible, lacking instructions on assignments, preparing you for exams, etc . Had an exam and the material I learned during the session was not even on the exam. Also, you do not even get back your exams!!! If you fail or do bad, you won't even know why! You fail the class when you get below a 76%. That puts you back a semester (4mo). If instructions were properly given, with adequate detail, guidelines, examples, return of tests, then maybe this school would be great. But it's not and being self taught for nursing school which I'm paying for is not what I signed up for.

I had a great experience here ! A staff that truly wants to see you succeed and they definitely got…read moreme to the finish line ! I highly recommend going here

Jonathan Weber helped me enroll. He made the process easy when I felt overwhelmed and got me into…read moremy desired program.

Amazing School the instructors are the best if you want a school carrington is your best choice…read more They do want the best for students. Reviews it's not true people lie all the time, but everything is true what I am saying, they are a really good school. I never had a problem with the school they are very helpful. I have no reason to lie, this will be the third Monday, please don't pay attention to the reviews. If it was like that before ots new people at the school. Just take a chance on the school.they really care about your education. So many different programs, to choose from.

I recently graduated from the ADN Nursing program, and I can confidently say that my experience was…read moreboth challenging and rewarding. Throughout my time here, I witnessed many positive changes that directly benefited students and enhanced our learning experience. The faculty has been incredibly supportive, advocating for students' concerns while maintaining transparency and accountability. They provided the necessary resources for those willing to take initiative in their education and seek help when needed. Dean Green, in particular, actively listened to our feedback as nursing students and implemented meaningful changes that improved the program. The instructors were dedicated to our success, guiding us through complex nursing concepts and ensuring we were well-prepared for clinical practice. Hands-on experience in both the skills lab and clinical rotations was invaluable, allowing us to apply what we learned in real-world healthcare settings. These experiences truly reinforced our critical thinking and patient care skills. Overall, my time here was a transformative journey, and I am grateful for the education, mentorship, and hands-on experiences that have prepared me to begin my career as a nurse. For students who are committed to their success, this program provides the tools and support needed to excel. I've made long-lasting relationships with faculty, and students from different terms and programs and look forward to staying in touch :)

So important to me at this special college I grew up.with a learning disability as a young woman…read morewho tried to get a college education when I was 21 years old I could not not make in college with a learning disability so I am so grateful to csn once you got your disability center in 2000 I waited 25vyears to go back to college in 2000 thank csn with Joe Garcia and helpful staff to help me get .very good education in business and in computers and good grades with a pell grant and scholarship I attended csn from 2000 to 2005 your re.entry was helpful with Laura cortez and staff very helpful and miss Linda luck with our state also helped with praxis exam as a .substitute teacher in clark county .thank you to everyone I am so glad and proud that I finally.y got a good education with good grades at 47 years young thru 52 years old I should visit our campus and see how our college campus has grown thanks again

I started my journey in education focusing my core studies on computer science at the College of…read moreSouthern Nevada over 20 years ago. Now, my son is starting his adventure at CSN for his two year in Computer Science with a focus on cybersecurity network engineering, and then transferring over to UNLV. The Charleston Campus is our primary location that I used to go to, and now my son goes to. He recently had to take a multiple exams to get his Microsoft certification in Office applications. All exams were provided at the Charleston College of Southern Nevada. College of Southern Nevada operates multiple campuses including Charleston, Cheyenne, Henderson, and North Las Vegas. There are several learning centers as well. CSN offers a wide range of academics and career focused programs including associate degrees, certificates, and multi pathways for transfer to four year universities. Some of their studies include business, health sciences, information technology, engineering, education, and the arts. I really enjoyed my time at CSN! My son is as well. The teachers and the community are fantastic. There are flexible learning options including online and evening classes. If you're looking to start your educational journey, I'd highly recommend CSN as a place to go to if you're local in Las Vegas!

Teachers are all rude. Make dumb new rules every week. Students get detention over 2 tardies…read more School needs students to clean for them. Maybe higher your budget.

*****This review is only for part of the campus and the "black box" where I saw a play this…read moreevening. ***** I attended a play at the West Career and Technical Academy in their "black box" theatre in Building F. I use quotes for black box because the program notes that the space is borrowed from the engineering teachers. The sound quality isn't what you would generally expect from a theatre. The space was set up well with risers so the audience had good sight lines. I'm guessing the space holds about 80 people the way it's configured. The school opened in August of 2010 so it's a new campus. The school is very clean and the parking is adequate for the number of students who drive. Being a lifelong educator, it pains me to see security cameras in the hallways and the parking lots, but I know it's part of what our society is. The campus is only about 2 miles from where I live so I'll be back and see some more of their productions. It's good to have an audience that is more than just the parents of the kids in the show. Well done, Wranglers Theatre!

I really hate giving this place a 3 rating cause I loved my doctor there so much, but because of…read moretheir staff, and front office personnel their lucky they are getting a 3! Their so Rude, acting like their doing me a favor is wrong!!! Half of their employees don't even know what they are doing there is why they hire new staff all the damn time!! I've been going to my doctor for years and I'm so done because of their staff and having a little twit bit getting into my face is wrong! Especially when they never get back of returning calls, or you have waited all damn day for a response. Im sick of them telling me go get a covid test too or have you been tested when your illness has nothing to do with covid and it pisses me off!! It's None of their damn business anyway. Going back with a doctor in private practice near me so I don't have to jump through hoops to see my doctor!! totally done with theses people!

The UNLV School of Medicine I went to was at Sunrise Hospital and it was one of the worst…read moreexperiences at a doctors office I've ever had. I can hear the staff talking on the phone about patients and their STD's, they made me pee in a cup and the bathroom was absolutely disgusting and the worst part was the doctor I was sent to see. Dr. Desai from the moment I came in was determined to disprove my pain. Instead of looking at a patient who's been complaining about pain for over two years she would constantly tell me, "you shouldn't be in pain." She preformed surgery on me after I asked if my pain could be due to endometriosis and the moment I woke up from surgery, before I could even see all I hear is her saying, "Welp it's not endometriosis so I don't know why you're in pain." I had my follow up with her and even then she was discrediting my pain and her bedside manner is trash. She spoke to me like I attended medical school and was very condescending. She had scheduled me for another surgery but I found another surgeon and canceled with her. I wasn't looking for sympathy I was looking for help from a professional because I've been in pain for over two years and she did nothing but add further frustration to an already frustrating situation. 0 out of 5 stars Would not recommend

I think UNLV is doing a lot of interesting and positive work. The school has a capable and…read morededicated faculty and staff which shines through time after time. I think UNLV will continue to ascend as a respected university. One big detraction is the airplane noise, especially the overnight take offs and landings. It is hard to get 8 hours sleep no matter when you go to bed. There are loud takeoffs and landings from 11:30 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. and then again starting around 5:30 a.m., with nonstop takeoffs from 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. The UNLV Administration should ask the FAA and LAS to restrict use of the North runway during sleeping hours. The planes should use the main East/West runways which are mostly over industrial areas during this time. Being jarred awake on campus by airplanes during sleeping hours is a deal breaker for many people. Its one thing to tolerate it during the daytime, but when it interferes with sleeping, its not something that many can adapt to. The school should tape the airplane noise during these overnight hours and present this to the FAA and Clark County Commissioners, if necessary. Let the decibels and times of day speak for themselves. Interrupting the sleep of thousands of residents for the sake of cutting a few minutes of flight time is not a fair tradeoff.

Don't get the meal plan or stay on campus. If you have food sensitivities or allergies, you won't…read morebe able to eat on this campus, their food sensitivity station is a joke with limited options that prove they know nothing about allergies or sensitivities. Campus housing feels like barracks or a jail with old cement block walls and super loud AC units that don't really adjust and are temperamental. They are either ice cold or off. There doesn't seem to be any in between. If you are planning a conference, don't expect the facilities to let you actually use the space you rented after hours. They turn the AC off at 6 and lock the doors, even though you've paid for that time. If you attend this school, find housing off campus and eat somewhere else. The amenities you might expect from a 1st in Nation hospitality program aren't reflected here.