Beautiful classrooms, nice study spaces, clean appearance and fabulous faculty and staff! I am in…read morethe ABSN program and I highly recommend this campus to others interested in pursuing an accelerated BSN or a masters degree in one of many specialties offered.

This is a hard one…read more My daughter and I got pedicures here a few months ago. My toes looked great; my daughter's were so-so. Both ladies worked hard and were super nice though. I give three stars, mostly for my service as well as for the great attitudes of the ladies who study and work here.

2 locations with 2 different staff members but same welcoming and friendly personalities…read more Nurse Instructed Alex was amazing, encouraging and very knowledgeable as well as compassionate made the learning journey not seem so overwhelming. Sat in lecture for 1 day with RN/program director she has jokes love her too! She is a bit strict when it comes to learning but tough love is always good. They were very accommodating with my schedule and answered all questions without getting frustrated. I would drive from Matthews to Gastonia for evening classes and 10/10 would do it all over again worth the drive & also they are a testing center a plus I didn't worry about finding or stressing over that I would say the uniforms I would prefer a solid color but eh not the main character of the experience.

Archaic teaching methods are coupled with poorly written power points to bring you the worst four…read morehours of your life five times a week. Patricia Umanah seems particularly resistant to positive reinforcement, activities to keep students engaged, or updating her information. This is particularly disheartening for an instructor in the sciences. She gave students bad information about HIV. But I cringe every time she insists that skills be demonstrated to perfection the very first time and when students invariably fail her on their very first try, she gives them a laundry list of mistakes. Today I asked for a copy of my certificate of completion from Umanah. She said it would be five dollars. She asked about a bad review I had written on another site. I immediately admitted I didn't think much of her program and said as much online. Then she WITHHELD MY DOCUMENTS. She held my documents hostage (which are required for nursing school applications) because I didn't like her. That is low, low, low. Thankfully, she did call me later after I told her that the Board of Nursing might be interested in her personal vendettas, and gave me my documents.

Great to see a campus so close to uptown! Made it convenient for me to enroll in some continuing…read moreeducation classes and work at the same time. I can see where parking instantly becomes an issue, but we were given clear directions on where to park in designated areas. Class will begin tonight! But I intend to update my review once I get to experience the inside of the building.

Im graduating in 47 days so I suppose I can give away a few of my secrets. Check out the rooftop…read moreterrace for sure. Its closed to students but they really don't care. There are private study rooms on the 5th floor big enough for a small group. There is a secret private room at the end of the hall on the left on 7 if i remember correctly. If there is a catering event, talk to the catering staff and be there when its over. They throw all the food away, so grab a plate and get some late night dinner. There is s decent lounge on the 2nd floor with nice chairs to really lounge in. All the TVs in each lounge have basic cable. The third floor has a few chairs that when pulled together make for a pretty good napping spot. You can use your uncc login to turn on the auditorium computers to watch dvds in style. *the one on the right is best bc it has no windows but don't watch a three hour movie, the chairs are not butt friendly in either one. The scanner in the library can be used by anyone even though it says otherwise. There are locker rooms with showers in the basement. There is free parking on the street a block away, just make sure there isn't anything going on that night at the arena. 7th street station has the best lunch. Jimmie Johns is wicked fast! There is a microwave in the lounge on 6 I think. If not there, its in one of the lounges. Theres a fridge and 2 microwaves in the staff lounge and the door is unlocked all day until six or so. Then it locks. Its up to you if you have the brass to go in there. I never cared. Thats about it. Im sure theres more, but for now thats all I can think of.

Beautiful campus that I got to visit. The buildings are historic and are all brick buildings…read more I would've loved to see it in the late fall time. I can imagine it is more beautiful than what it was on a hot spring day. I had the pleasure of going into the basketball stadium where I got to see some cool historic artifacts.

This is a lovely campus with large trees and walking paths right by Davidson's Main St with some…read morenice shopping and eating options. We really enjoyed coming here for a walk on a cool day and looking at the sculptures around campus. Each sculpture has a placard nearby with a QR code where you can learn more about the artwork and often hear directly from the artist. We found free parking in a lot a couple blocks from Main St. Perfect for a lil day trip from Charlotte!

I agree this dissatisfaction has been with housing and dorm . Check out the three person dorms. we…read morewere not showing these in any of our tours nor experienced that we had on campus. our student has been very dissatisfied with campus and no Christian organizations on campus. Very little support when they have gone to leaders about issues with roommate. Issues that have affected their mental health, academic well-being, and social life and extreme ways. She knows of friends not returning for these issues and the only reason she is returning is because she can come home on weekends to get away for the dorm.

We drove up to Charlotte to tour Johnson & Wales University this December, as my nephew is…read moreconsidering attending this fall. The admissions team welcomed us in and offered drinks followed by a shirt presentation of the history of the university and courses available. Next, we were taken on a tour of the university, led by an actual student. We were able to see lecture halls and classrooms. We even got to sample food from one of the kitchens. Our last stop was the dorms, which were surprisingly roomy. They have 4 people to a suite and two bedrooms with two beds each, plus a desk, dresser, and mini fridge. The suites also have a bathroom with shower, toilet, and sink in them. This is a great university option and the tour really gives you a real-life view of the day-to-day experience.

What a beautiful building…read more I just went for the Piedmont Grown conference and I'm astounded by how nice this place is. I can't really comment on what all goes on here on a regular basis, but hope the conference is here again next year. Plenty of space for small gatherings and very useful classrooms.

My daughter is currently a junior in high school, and we've been working with Intentional Outcomes…read moreas we navigate the college planning process. It has been a great experience. They've introduced us to opportunities we didn't even know existed and provided valuable guidance every step of the way. I would highly recommend their services to any family preparing for college.