I'm so grateful for my experience at Stanbridge University! The nursing program really helped me…read moregrow into a confident, prepared RN. The instructors truly care and push you to succeed. Career Services was also amazing during my job search. They helped with my resume and interviews. Overall, they offered great support as I step into my nursing career.

I highly recommend you reconsider going to this school. After finishing their LVN program, little…read moredid I know when continuing my education afterwards NONE of my credits would be transferred. I didn't know Stanbridge is not accredited by CCNE or ACEN, meaning you will essentially have to start from scratch if going for your RN or BSN. If you don't plan on doing more than an associates degree, only then is it a great option. I'm writing this in hopes it will save someone from wasting their time at this school. I wish I never went... money & time wasted. I have to start all over now.

I just graduated from RCC. I love this campus and all of the staff. They are so helpful. Elizabeth…read morein admissions is amazing!!!!! Thank you for everything!!!

I attended this school as a CyberSecurity major and did my two classes online. I did everything I…read morewas required to do which included taking a huge desktop computer apart piece by piece & putting it all back together again inside the classroom with the instructor approving it. I passed all the assignments but I was late turning in the lab work and received two fails as my final grade. Even though I passed 95% of the work with better than 80% scores. That's my complaint.

Hidden in the back of an industrial complex, it looks fly by night. Good luck on the phones, they…read morescreen every call.

Always dirty, smells funny and either to hot/cold. There is never an even temperature comfortable…read morefor us to learn in. Never enough supplies in the bathroom or lab and what lab supplies we did have are outdated. The teachers are great and try along with one of the office girls, but other than that I would stay far away!

If you are a veteran considering National University, please learn from my experience: this school…read moreseems far more interested in collecting military benefits than actually providing a quality education. From the start, I felt like just another paycheck to them rather than a student. The classes are rushed, the support is minimal, and it's clear that the focus is on enrollment numbers and tuition payments rather than genuine learning. What ultimately pushed me away, however, was my experience with my assigned counselor, Sabria. She has been condescending, dismissive, and completely unhelpful. Anytime I asked questions, her responses were short, rude, and delivered with an attitude that made me feel like I was bothering her for simply trying to understand my own education plan. Her incompetence and lack of professionalism are the driving factors in my decision to leave this program. As a veteran, I worked hard to earn my benefits. I expected a university that respected that sacrifice and invested in my success--not one that exploits it. If you're a veteran thinking about enrolling here, I strongly suggest looking elsewhere.

I had a great experience with NU. They were responsive and lead me in the direction I needed to get…read moremy degree. Every professor was knowledgeable in their field. I would definitely recommend them.

I attended medical billing and coding there. Some of the staff there were rude but my instructor ms…read morevalle was the best instructor I can I ask for and have. She was very hands on and help extra in what we needed. She went up and beyond for her students. We became family. Her lessons are very on point and we'll understanding that help me in my extern as we speak

Please run as far away from this school as you can. It's fraudulent at its core…read more They promise you the world. While hiding the truth about loan amounts and job placement assistance.

This school is a scam and my and my classmates reported them their accreditation ACCSC and BPPE…read more The tuition is $42,000 for the vt program, and there is no job that pays you $42,000 a year to be a VT.. even with your license. So they are charging people more than what you can make as a rvt. The owner of platt college also owns vet clinics in the area and he does not pay his RVTs $40,000 a year, and he is charging people $42,000 a year.. He is scamming people. If you are also having issues with platt college- they are not going to help, so contact https://www.bppe.ca.gov/

I love Yadira! She was so helpful and never gave me false hope. Her among other staff were so kind…read moreand supportive every step of the way. I'm looking forward to starting my program at Platt Riverside!

Finished my course October 2017. Internship November 2017 at Bio data. I received my CPT1…read morecertification in March of 2018. Job placement at US colleges is a JOKE!!! I found my own job April of 2018 and I'm still working. My teacher was Jennifer and she was TERRIFIC! Now alot of the reviews are accurate! But in defense of ones self. Sitting and waiting for your internship is a big mistake. You have to call or even just pop up to get things done. Or even call their corporate location; which I did! PRO: You'll learn everything to become certified by the state of California! CON: Job placement!

terrible experience. I jumped through all their hoops. I didnt get a tour of the school, I didn't…read moreget a welcome. but I did show up to orientation, I did sign and turn in everything they asked before class started. I showed up the first two days and then after class on the second day they call and tell me they never enrolled me in the right course BUT if I can put my life on hold again in a month, I can do the 8 week course in a month. even though I've already been in school for 2 days. and then they start calling me and making me seem difficult because I don't know how I'm supposed to figure out childcare again andhow I'm supposed to keep putting off working and life for the school who can't even submit my enrollment papers on time. And they want to give me an attitude. They don't care about your education. They care about their image and looking good