So happy my son and daughter decided to attend SDSU, best decision ever! They are getting a great…read moreeducation and it is semi close to home. My daughter was part of the COVID class so she transferred in her junior year and had classes mainly on campus(which she loved). She commuted to/from school/home. She had early enough classes that she did not really have to fight for parking. My son is currently a sophomore there and has been living on campus. He was lucky to find Wonder roommates and friends and lived in locations on campus within walking distance of everything. So far it is hard work but he is enjoiyhis time at State. There are so many great clubs, organizations, and opportunities around campus. The trolly system is pretty good as well and a great means of transportation around San Diego if they do not have a car. My daughter graduated in 2024 and really enjoyed her time there. Very lucky to have them both near by for school. Great campus!!! Oh if near by you have to check out the turtle pond, it is so amazingly peaceful and tranquil.

I currently attend SDSU and in my last semester before graduation. I will forever thank this school…read morefor the community and everything that it's provided for me. I have had ample opportunities from SDSU for my future career and also to meet friends for life. The campus is absolutely stunning and has its own farmers market once a week in the main square area. They also have so many events on campus that they do an amazing job organizing. I think one thing that really stuck out to me, especially being out of state, was that I immediately felt at home here. I joined Greek life, student orgs, and had such an amazing experience where I was able to contribute to my personal and professional development. I will forever thank this school for everything it's given me and grateful that I've found a place. The one thing I will say, however, is that I lived in Chappy and that freshman dorm building needed help. But at the same time I was in the most social building, so that allowed me to meet the friends I have now!

When I first started pre-reqs at MFSON, Ms. Ruth Ranches worked at the front desk and always made…read morethe environment feel warm and welcoming. Walking onto campus, I was immediately greeted with a smile and positive attitude from Ms. Ruth. Despite how many students attend the school, she made an effort to get to know us and remember our names. Ms. Ruth was recently promoted to Administrative Assistant for the ADN Program, and it is so well deserved! It was truly a full-circle moment when she was the one who emailed my letter of acceptance for the second portion of the program. Since I don't see Ms. Ruth at the front desk anymore, I usually stop by the Admin Office just to say hi and ask how she and her family are doing. Nursing school can be stressful and challenging, but Ms. Ruth has made me feel heard and supported since the very beginning. Thank you as well to Professor Marion German, Professor Leah Baltazar, and Dr. Dela Cruz for taking the time to meet with my cohort regularly to listen to our concerns and provide support since we started the program. Having such a supportive administrative team while beginning the ADN program has been invaluable to my learning experience at MFSON.

This review is intended as a follow-up to my previous submission and reflects my ongoing experience…read moreas a student at the Marsha Fuerst School of Nursing. I am pleased to share that meaningful progress has been made in several areas since my last review, most notably in leadership and faculty. At the same time, I believe honest and constructive feedback about areas still in need of improvement is essential for the continued growth of the program. The school's decision to bring in new leadership has made a noticeable and positive difference in the student experience. Dean Calvillo, in particular, has quickly become one of the most impactful additions to the program. From a student's perspective, she is a genuine asset -- approachable, forward-thinking, and clearly invested in improving the direction of the school. It is worth acknowledging that Dean Calvillo inherited a difficult situation and has demonstrated both professionalism and determination in addressing it. She faces an uphill climb, but the progress she has made in a relatively short time is encouraging. Students notice when leadership cares, and she has made it clear that she does. Similarly, the Director has contributed meaningfully to keeping the program operational and moving forward. While his specific scope of influence over the RN program may vary, his dedication to the institution has not gone unnoticed. Two individuals in particular deserve special recognition for the exceptional support they provide to students on a daily basis. Shannon H. Shannon is, without question, the backbone of the Bakersfield campus. She is not a professor, but her role in the day-to-day functioning of the program is invaluable. Whenever students have questions, need guidance, or encounter administrative hurdles, Shannon is the person who steps in and gets things done -- reliably, efficiently, and without complaint. Her institutional knowledge and genuine willingness to help make a real difference in the student experience. She is one of the school's greatest assets. Professor Kirsten T. Professor T. exemplifies what nursing education should look like. With well over a decade of emergency room nursing experience, she brings a depth of real-world clinical knowledge that enriches every interaction. What sets her apart, however, is not just what she knows -- it is how freely and generously she shares it. She makes herself available to students at all hours, is never dismissive, and approaches every question with patience and genuine enthusiasm for teaching. Crucially, she teaches students to truly understand the material, not simply memorize it -- a distinction that will serve her students throughout their entire nursing careers. Professor T. does not gatekeep knowledge, and that open, collaborative spirit is exactly what this program needs more of. The recent additions to the faculty have been a very welcome development. While it would not be appropriate to single out individuals who are still new to their roles, the overall impression is a strongly positive one. This wave of new hiring, combined with improved leadership, gives genuine reason for optimism about the future of the program. In the interest of providing a balanced and honest review, I feel it is important to address areas where the student experience has fallen short. The following concerns are shared not to single out individuals unfairly, but because unresolved issues at the staff level have a direct and ongoing impact on students. Unhelpful and Discouraging Interactions There two members (A. Cruz, Dean Sam) of the staff whose conduct toward students has been consistently discouraging. Specifically, students have repeatedly encountered interactions characterized by a dismissive attitude, an unwillingness to assist, and a lack of constructive communication. When a student seeks guidance and is met with negativity rather than support, it creates a barrier to learning and undermines confidence at a critical stage in their education. Nursing school is demanding enough without students feeling that certain staff members are working against them rather than with them. Professionalism, accessibility, and a basic willingness to support students should not be optional they are foundational expectations of anyone in an educational role. Prior Leadership Concerns Concerns raised in my previous review regarding certain administrative leadership remain unresolved. The environment created under prior leadership left students without adequate support, clear communication, or a sense that their concerns were being heard.

I just spent the last 15 months at the school and graduated with a masters degree here. They have a…read morefew different campuses here. They have the main campus at Point Loma, which has an exquisite view can't be beat. A campus at Liberty Station, which is where the medical students go, a campus in Mission Valley where I attended and most business classes are. I believe there's another in Balboa Park. I've been through several colleges and a couple universities in my lifetime. The staff I've met here are by far the friendliest I've ever come across. I'm sure the Christian views has something to do with it. But I was extremely impressed during my college time here , Also every student that I talked to was friendly as well. Overall, a great environment to learn. The school is pretty pricey. At the time of this writing, it's $700 per credit. So a basic three credit class will cost you $2,100. A majority of my classes were online and I had a few in person. They also have those hybrid classes where you could either be in person or online. Which is very helpful for professional working students. The coursework was very challenging and I had tons of homework, but the staff were quick to respond to any questions online. Again, I like to emphasize that that my experience with every staff member, public safety officer, especially Officer Ahfook, he was chill and helpful, and the students were all positive. I've never encountered such a friendly bunch of people. I highly recommend this school.

I am currently working on level II/Masters program as well received both of my special ed…read morecredentials here at PLNU. This private school is like many others but better... 1. Cost lots of $$$ however, the financial adviser - Paul is excellent! 2. The class size is quite small but when there are not enough enrolled here at mission valley, the school will video conference to one of the other campus (Arcadia, Bakersfield, Inland Empire) 3. The graduate program is a bit different than the main undergrad campus..yes there are some PLNU alumni who continues their education but lots of individuals in the Grad programs come from all different walks of life and range of age, experience, etc. 4. Unlike many Graduate Education programs in SD who does the majority of their work on-line. We actually meet in person and learn from real live teachers and experience the materials hands on. 5. A class meets once a week from 4:30-8:30pm. Each class is 8 weeks long and is called a Quad... there are 2 Quads in 1 Semester. every year there are Spring, Summer and Fall semesters. You can start a program at anytime during the year. 6. Because everyone starts the program at different times during the year... you get an opportunity to decide the pace you want to complete your program... You can take 1 class per quad or sometimes 3 classes per quad (like me).... this flexibility allow people to work and continue your education at the rate they want to finish. 7. Since the classes are quite small you do get a chance to really get to know your classmates. An activity i really enjoy is done often in many of the classes is signing up to bring food once during the quad. Because when there's food ...people make better connection and build stronger relationships. One of the things makes PLNU from other credentials/graduate program are the advisers for the Special Ed program... they are excellent!! Dr. Shirley Gibbs and Dr. Andrea Liston are the GURUs of Special Ed within San Diego. They know everyone who is anyone and are super supporters of ensuring that you'll succeed. The majority of the professors at PLNU are some of the most amazing people I've meet through my education. They really have the passion for what they're doing and are innovative in their teachings as well as their perspectives. PLNU Mission valley might not be on the beach or have a beautiful sunset like the undergrad campus but the support and services here are just as qualified if not better.

This was a seamless visit to the SD Community College District. I arrived, parked up front in one…read moreof the Visitors Spots, then took the trek up the long flight stairs to the entrance. The main entrance has a sign that points towards the Transcripts Office. This is the most visited office for the business, so the directional sign is wonderful. When I arrived in the Transcripts Office, there was on other person there. He was being helped at 1 of 2 windows by a staff member. Another staff member came to the 2nd window and asked if she could help me. She gave me a form to fill out. Turns out, I did not need official transcripts ($15). The staff member showed me how to access my unofficial transcripts online for free! Her customer service was excellent. I left feeling great! I highly recommend coming here or using the Parchment App if you need your college transcripts. Parchment doesn't charge for unofficial transcripts, up to 2.

I've worked here for more than 10 years. This is a wonderful place to work. The people here are…read moregreat.

Don't have dental insurance, ballin on a budget, but your teeth desperately needs a cleaning?…read more Look no further than reaching out to Concorde Dental Hygiene facility. When you call and ask to setup an appointment. You'll be added on a waitlist. Low and behold, I got a call and text from one of their students. Once scheduled, you'll only have to pay $20 CASH. You heard that right only $20!! It covers the whole year so you fan go multiple times a year scheduling a cleaning every 3 months. They only do X-Rays, deep cleaning, and regular cleanings. Tip for thought: Arrive a little early to find parking Shoutout to their friendly Instructors and students Ragad for X-Raying my teeth. Fabiola was awesome in deep cleaning my bottom whole section of my teeth, and Farzin for deep cleaning the top whole section. With a deep cleaning they numb you up real good. You might have multiple appointments so make sure you're okay to stay there for a couple of hours. Once students are all done, instructors examine their work to ensure you're all good to go! Peace Yelp Heads!

I wanted to apply to the sonography program they offered. Daniel from the beginning was friendly…read morebut made me feel I did not stand a chance or wouldn't pass the hesi. The first time I didn't. Took the hesi again passed with a 79. He kept underplaying it as well. Trying to say I got a 74. I had to correct him every time. Then, the next step was with a financial advisor. She was horrible. Rude ! Impatient. Then I got an acceptance email. Daniel then reached out to me that it was a mistake. But told me to still go to the orientation just in case people drop. I barely made the cut. Then the orientation day I wasn't called and confused why. The program director pulled me aside to tell me another student who was before me responded last minute so they gave him the spot. Wasted my time! I'm so glad I didn't go to this school because based on how disorganized this company is I can only imagine what my experience would be like here. Plus 55k for the program when community college it's 5k. Yeah no ! Stay away...

Great college to go to if you're looking for an accelerated degree program…read more Central location, and caring staff.

From the owner: School of Human Services *Bachelor's and master's…read moredegree programs *Weekend classes *Degree completion in as little as 16-24 months *Affordable tuition *Regionally accredited private college *Undergraduate credits for experiential learning

When I became a mom at 19, I didn't know if I wanted to keep studying. I came across SDSU Global…read moreCampus on a Facebook ad, looked into it, and registered. I can work online while my 3-year-old sleeps right next to me. I also work at a school district. All thanks to SDSU Global Campus. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT FOR THOSE BUSY WORKING PARENTS!!!

Great place that offers professional development certificate programs at a good price! You have the…read moreoption to take any type of program you want ranging from accounting, contract/project management, human resource management, or even craft beer. There are also several healthcare programs like EKG Tech and Pharmacy Tech. Keep in mind that these courses only prep you for required exams or are refreshers of you are already in the industry. When you finish all the required courses in a program, you are awarded with a certificate of completion. In my opinion it's worth getting a certificate from a known school like SDSU. I just finished my accounting certificate; I'm so glad that I was able to take their accounting program online as I work full-time during the day. Now I have something to put on my resume and move up the pay ladder. :) Most of the programs are non-credit and are non-transferable to 4 year degrees. They have an Open University Program where you crash credit courses in the first day. Those courses are much more expensive but still cheaper than going to school as a full time or half time student. Never tried the program, though, but it's a good option for anyone who wants to knock some units off and or transfer to a 4 year/2 year university. I will say that all the courses aren't cheap and you have to pay out of pocket for the most part. They're still cheaper than some other places that's for sure. Overall I recommend checking them out.

It would be counter-productive to award the University that I'm enrolled in anything less than 5…read morestars, That being said, the score is warranted on merit alone and would receive the grade regardless of my self interest. U of R allows working professionals to pursue an MBA with a focus in either finance, marketing or Geographical Information Systems (GIS). Each class meets one night per week for 8 weeks with a 2 week break worked in after every third class. The professors are knowledgable and experienced. The curriculum is challenging and the subject matter is applicable to my current workplace. Highly recommend.

I've been a student in the MBA program at Redlands for a year and a half. I chose Redlands after…read moreresearching well over a dozen MBA programs, and the time was well spent! Having attended another well known school for working adults, the quality and consistency of the Redlands staff and educational program meets my high expectations. I feel the Redlands name on my degree validates the quality of my education and gives me a leg up in the professional world.

Brought back memories, when I was fresh off the boat, I came to this campus to sign up for ESL…read moreclasses, they also offer other classes such as computer, US citizenship and many vocational programs. Now that Covid mandate has been lifted, everyone return to in person classes, including my Mom after almost 3 years taking classes via Zoom, I took her in today to have her picture taken for student ID. The bad part of this campus is parking, it's so limited to accommodate the amount of students who live around the area, even though they extended the space by building an underground structure, but still. Make sure you apply for parking permit because you might get towed parking at the wrong spot

I had A+ class in this campus , now doing N+ class ( networking ) , Gerry Leggins is my teacher who…read moreis a great instructor , the campus os clean and they provide you with free parking permits to park arround the campus , they have another classes as well .