started phlebotomy class 2 days ago, and wow the amazing teaching is beyond great, will be ready…read morefor florida test in a few more days. Kim is fabulous, highly recommend

staff is wonderful and teachers make every effort to ensure student success, don't be afraid of the…read moreprice - all students are either on scholarship because they offer StepUpForStudents and AAA both pay up to 80-90% of tuition. It's a great place for young families, they offer assistance and help for involved parents and are always welcoming to any programs that will benefit students. 1:1 iPads, guests like MOSI came to do STEM workshops as well as PATEL and American Stage ! Almost forgot to mention the some reached 2nd in their division (pretty good for this being their second year !)

I completed the in-person PMP Prep Course. Wayne Brantley was my instructor. The course was…read moreexcellent and the follow-on support was awesome! I took Wayne's advice regarding prep sessions following the course to include his recommended number of mock tests. I passed the exam scoring above average. Many thanks to Wayne and PMA. Without his instruction and the excellent course material, I suspect I would not have had such a positive outcome. If you're debating whether PMA is worth it...IT IS! And if you can get it with Wayne Brantley as the instructor, jump on the opportunity!

I took this in-person PMP boot camp in November of 2025 with Michael Giacalone as my instructor. He…read morehas been doing this for a very long time and is extremely knowledgeable and professional (though his teaching style is a bit dry). I took the PMP exam on Feb 5, 2026 and passed with flying colors (AT in all three domains). Having come into the course with zero PMP/PMI textbook knowledge, I think this bootcamp was an excellent "baptism of fire" to catapult me into the world of PMP and prepare me for the 2.5 month study journey ahead. PMA also provides an online platform with practice exams, quizzes, handouts, etc. I found a lot of their online material was outdated in terms of exam content (for example, they have a lot of practice questions in there involving advanced calculations that the exam will never ask you to do) and some of the questions get repetitive and recycled often. I ultimately had to rely on/lean on other resources outside of PMA in order to study effectively. In any case, if you are brand new to PMP/PMI content, I would recommend taking an in-person bootcamp such as this one to get started.

I was looking for some content regarding my school and saw the single review from 2019.. and felt I…read morewould state my experience, as a 40 yo, Army Veteran, Returning to school, Student.. Keiser University seems to be pretty grounded with their approach. They don't sell you these unrealistic dreams. They lean on the side of knowledge and their status among the surrounding hospitals reflect on that. Keiser was exactly what i needed and when i needed it. The content isn't easy... I've found areas to be fairly difficult. but the support you receive once you have entered the campus is unlike any other school I've attended. The professors have never left me on read.. they get back to their students.. and you build this bond with past professors that def helps in those rough patches. They want to see you succeed and they show it. I am in the middle of retaking one of the classes I didn't pass.. and tbh, I needed to retake that class. But even in that personal low, I get to retake it with a more absorbent mindset and a professor that has shown she will make time for the academic issues i come across. I'm grateful for this campus and its staff.. and hope to be within its graduating alumni in the upcoming year. Its not perfect... nothing is. but they have built something special here and handpicked a phenomenal staff of approachable and genuine professors. So yeah.. also as a GI BILL veteran. the finance department knows the VA requirements, how the VA works, and how to relay that to you the veteran in a way that isn't intimidating. i have yet had to pay an additional cent in order to be a student here. Highly recommend this school and campus to veterans.

I was in the nursing program around 2019. It was the worst experience of my life and from the…read morereviews, I can see there has been zero improvement. There are not enough characters allowed in google reviews to even graze the surface of what I went through. I will summarize, but I will be leaving a ton out due to the character limit which I will be spreading across the internet. The program is extremely overpriced for what you get. I highly recommend a local community college instead. Additionally, they hire the worst "human" beings to be professors. Professors would humiliate students in front of the entire class on a daily basis and they would promote and push for bullying of certain students. They allow very bad people to pass these classes, people that will go on to abuse patients. I saw it first hand. Evil people protect evil people. I went to hire ups with my concerns, but it just made my life worse. Doing the right thing in this cult, will hurt you. I had an African American Human Anatomy and Physiology professor (male in late 50's or 60's) that was a creep and a predator. He had worked there for a long time and had a ton of complaints against him that were completely ignored. Felt like I was in a catholic boarding school from a horror movie. He would give lectures about the female anatomy that had nothing to do with the curriculum. They would get very graphic and sexual in nature. It was extremely disturbing. One of the very young and troubled female students he was grooming went on his laptop at some point and changed the grades for 75% of the class. I was unfortunately one of the unlucky ones this happened to. She increased the grades which worried me. I did not want to be blamed for this so I told him when I found it. It was the weirdest and creepiest meeting I've ever had. Nothing was done and she remained in class. She was one of his "special" students. The two female heads of nursing (one white female middle aged and one black female middle aged, last name initial started with an M. She had a thick accent) were horrible people. They treated us like garbage. They lied to us, bullied us, and never listened to any of our concerns. I had a professor (young, white, short, and skinny female in her 30's) that they referred to as the pit bull. I love pit bulls and they gave the breed a bad name by associating them with this disgusting excuse for a woman. She was a bully, lacked compassion, and promoted bullying of fellow students. There was a fat white woman that was probably in her late 40's that was also a nursing professor and she was one of the worst. She was a mean and angry woman. During Covid nobody enforced masks. Let me repeat, NURSING PROFESSORS did not care about masks and when I wore one I was mocked in front of my cohort by the "pit bull". I went to president gibbons which was a mistake because he was useless as usual. They put us in tiny, hot rooms that smelled like mold, with poor ventilation, for hours with little breaks, and we all got very sick. Not one staff member did anything or cared. During clinicals I saw repeated abuse towards patients by the nursing facility I was in. Brought it to the attention of my professors and nothing was done. I still have nightmares. These "people" that are supposed to be teaching our next generation of nurses. I'm afraid of nurses now because of the people in my cohort that were allowed to pass and even pushed through because evil professors saw their evil selves in them. These monsters are now registered nurses working in hospitals. They could barely pass their exams. They are bullies, addicts, psychopaths, narcissists, and monsters walking among us treating patients all because of these professors. They will end patients lives, abuse them, and neglect them. I can't even imagine what these professors did to patients and fellow staff in their careers before coming to this cult. It makes me physically sick to think about. I will be compiling names of all of these professors and updating my review. Everyone needs to know the truth.

If I could give this school 0 stars I would! First things first the delete all negative reviews…read more they literally just deleted one of mine. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME WITH THIS MONEY HUNGRY SCHOOL! They make you tell them how you are going to pay before they accept you or not. A real school would NEVER ask that first. I was mislead that they were going to accept me all through the process. I passed all the testing and interview was great. LIARS!

whoever the admissions person is, Casey she is BEYONDDDDD RUDE. !!! & needs some customer service…read moreskills. Honestly! I called to get info on a program and literally was interrupted twice before i could say ok i will see what i do she hung up on me. I wouldn't recommend anyone speaking to this lady . Horrible way to get a student to this college . Hope one day someone tells her something .

Phenomenal teaching staff and administration. Very willing to work with you on making sure the best…read moreis given for your child. My children have been attending for 2 years now and absolutely love it. A fair amount of extra curricular are offered for the high schoolers, which is nice and a change from most other private schools in the area. Graduation rate is high. Lots of parental involvement. Teachers are all very caring and helpful!

Why 4 stars: Great school, awesome teachers and top of the line Christian values. The only knock is…read morethe campus itself is a little outdated but they are trying to come around. Pricing is pretty spot on, the graduation rate is amazing and there are a good amount of sports offered in the upper grades. We are already enrolled for next year!

Sausage Breakfast Burrito! That's all I got!…read more Ok, here's the back story. I was driving down US 19 from Tarpon Springs with D & Gigi. My Terrain decides to blow a tire. Everybody's cool. I pull over at St Pete College and call Roadside Assistance 'cause I got it! Gigi and D see the sign for The Campus Cafe and trek over to see what they could discover. They came back with a Breakfast Burrito and Lucky Charms cereal! We all tried the Burrito! Gigi decided, "It's awesome!" The declaration was unanimous! The sausage, egg, and cheese is brought together with a tasty salsa and nicely wrapped in a soft flour tortilla! Simply made, it shouts "Delish!" See? That's all I got ... and that's all to be said!

I attended classes at St. Petersburg College straight out of high school (Fall of 2007). I have…read moreexperienced numerous disappointments, no matter how hard I would continue to push forward with the best attitude and dedication I could towards furthering my education. I have participated in the Student Survey of Instructions, but I feel professors don't leave as much impact as the administrative and advising roles. These positions can make or break a student's experience. Within my first year of courses, a very close friend of mine passed away from a tragic car accident. We had planned the semester together and even shared some classes. After he passed, I had a professor bluntly ask me about the details of his death. So far as to ask if he was buried and where. This is completely unethical and out of conduct for a professor. In the summer of 2013, I embarked on a study abroad program with St. Petersburg College. I was blessed to be able to attend on a scholarship. Even with such funds, I cannot say the experience can be justified with how the program was portrayed. I met another student at an informational session, so we traveled to/from together. The course had no experience at all as what was described within the course/program outline. The biggest disappointment was that the professor brought his girlfriend and structured many of the day's activities around her schedule. I turned to Pasco Hernando State College (PHSC) to complete statistics, which I passed with an A. Within my short time there, it was a world of different experiences with their faculty and support staff. The team at PHSC truly strives for their students, such as Lynne Wolf did. I was so compelled by their enthusiasm and support, several times I even wrote thank you letters to people who had such an impact on me during my short time at PHSC. I finally really got a grasp on my coursework when I entered my bachelor's program at SPC. I brought attention to the matter of missing elective credits to my advisor. It was disappointing that my advisor had poorly advised me, and shared she questioned the curriculum as she didn't complete the program personally but had a colleague who did. It was due to taking pre-requisites as my electives in my associates' coursework, we couldn't understand the shortage of credits. I completed my capstone and won in the BSG. I felt the entire demeanor of the course was not motivating but more pressured under the influence of "if you don't pass you take another lap next semester." Never have I received such harsh scores without explanation of grading. Given time to reflect these encounters, I can say there is a lack of compassion and encouragement compared to my short experience with PHSC. I understand SPC may be a larger operation, but perhaps consider the opportunity to have a larger team to help your students rather than leave them to "figure it out." After all, we are the students. My dad was so proud to see my degree when it came in the mail. He was extremely broken-hearted at the printout sent to "take a photo and tag SPC on social media" that was enclosed with it. He felt this was so tasteless and poor representation for all my hard work as well as to the family of the graduating students. He questioned why it didn't have a cover, and how/where I could purchase one, he actually said "degrees are supposed to come in a cover." I keep trying to inquire about this cover to help amend this. But SPC can't see beyond the inquiry, telling me to check back. The printout for social media was in poor taste. Especially when you see the personal care packages PHSC mailed to their graduates. I understand there needs to be a budget in place for such things, but SPC could have done better than a printout for their own social media benefit. Having taken numerous business and marketing courses, I am sure none of the material would ever suggest a tasteless action such as this response such as the enclosed picture to my degree to take a photo to tag and share on social media.

This school is in a great community with some of the best administration I had ever seen during my…read moretime there. The school is clean and the school keeps students active in things such as a morning show, library helpers, safety patrol, story tellers, and much more.

This school clearly fosters the students learning as best as they can. The staff and students are…read morethrilled to be there and know how to teach, as far as I have seen at least. I was placed for my internship here and my 5th grade cooperating teacher is incredible. She allows me to use my obtained education knowledge to prepare and teach the students in the class. The students are very kind and able to help you whenever you are lost on campus which happened to me the first week!