I had an incredible experience at this university. The coursework was good, the professors were…read moresupportive and approachable, and the numerous events made my time here both fun and memorable.

I am currently enjoying my time at PNW studying and living on campus. Like any university you have…read moreto study on your own time in order to maximize what you are learning. There are many opportunities to meet new people as long as you are willing to! I encourage you to step out of your comfort zone no matter where you attend because if you're isolating of course you wont have a good experience.

I am currently term 2/8 and I must say, I have really enjoyed my time here so far. Although this…read moreprogram is very challenging, we learn so much and all instructors go out of their way to make sure we understand everything. I really like how all of our instructors are certified and experienced veterinary technicians or DVMs and it makes me feel more comfortable being taught the real things that I will face in the future. I also really enjoy the privilege of hands-on learning. We have so many animals on campus that we are able to not only help, but learn as we help them. It is really rewarding taking care of such amazing animals here. The initial process of getting registered for the program was easier than I thought and the staff in admissions was extremely helpful! From helping me figure out financial aid, to the in depth explanation of the requirements of the program, I felt very confident in my career choice. It is clear that all the faculty members just want us to succeed. They offer so much help that is easily accessible and they even check in on everybody to see how they are doing in the program!

Please read the bad reviews. They are ALL true. I had all A's and B's but had to drop 4 weeks into…read moremy second term due to excessive stress and anxiety. I wasn't sleeping and it was affecting my physical and mental health. You're forced to take 5 classes at once starting your second term- there is no going part time- PLUS kennel duty. And the accelerated pace left me overwhelmed. There is no time to prepare for tests. Plus there are tests that if you fail them, you fail the entire class and therefore the program. We weren't so much as warned about this before starting. There's at least a test a week in each class, hours of homework and/or studying every single night. The pay for being a vet tech is simply too low to put this kind of stress on students. I wish my grades could have transferred, but I'm glad to be out of that stressful place.

I find this school safe, friendly, and helpful to receive my education. It has prepared me to excel…read morein college. My teachers directed me to be involved in extra clubs and community service.

I love the staff, instructors and students. Very easy program Day classes available.read more

Very informative and knowledgeable in her field. She has several degrees in her field. She a had…read morean CDA class, which helped me able to pass the test. Confident in everything ahe does.

Very resourceful: Knows her material:…read moreTeaches the material well: She is filled with knowledge and is an inspiration to her students. She can answer any question a student may ask, and is extremely passionate about the material and teaching it to her students. Also, she is confident, and most importantly communicates properly. She is very Interactive, charismatic, organized, challenging, alive, motivating, innovative, and encouraging. You inspired me to begin this new chapter in my life. I couldn't have done it without you.

Very helpful teachers but you have to be patient with the work , 3 hours a day and a cab comes and…read morepicks you up but you HAVE TO APPLY YOURSELF if you do this program will work great and is a great way to finish up high school , shout out Mrs. S