Ms. Mita is an excellent nursing instructor who truly cares about her students' learning and…read moresuccess. She explains concepts clearly, makes sure everyone understands the material, and is very patient when answering questions. What makes her stand out is how hands-on she is during clinical and skills practice--she takes the time to demonstrate procedures thoroughly and helps students build confidence step by step. Her teaching style makes learning easier and less stressful, and she creates a supportive environment where students feel comfortable asking for help. I appreciate how dedicated, knowledgeable, and encouraging she is, and I feel very fortunate to have her as an instructor.

Vocational Nurse (VN) Program Experience -- COMPLETED, GRADUATED & NOW A LICENSED VOCATIONAL…read moreNURSE! Where do I begin sharing my journey of being a nursing student, to now being a licensed vocational nurse? First and foremost, I have to respectfully start of by thanking my team: Joyce-- Who was my AMAZING student representative, my guide and my stepping stone into the VN program. Thank you so much from the bottom of my heart, for assisting me into the VN program, with ease, poise, support and a full understanding that I was going to be a successful nurse in the future. I can't stress this enough when I say, I sincerely appreciate you for all you've done, from getting me enrolled to Pre-Reqs, to getting me into an unbelievable Cohort (SJ 8) and to always checking in with me throughout my nursing school journey. You played a huge role in my success and I will never stress that enough. Rita-- Who was my FINANCIAL AID representative. Thank you for being able to answer all my questions in regards to financially covering all my school expenses within a timely manner. Thank you for always being so patient, quick with my questions and concerns, but also for believing in me to complete the VN program as well. You definitely were a support system and making sure I had the financial backing to get through this program in smooth sailing. Emily-- Who was my VN Academic Assistant Coordinator. Thank you so much for making sure all my ducks were lined up in a row. From making sure all my health documents were up to date and or making sure my overall wellbeing was taken care as well too! You've continuously shown your support in my nursing journey and have always made sure I was being supported in any capacity! I want to to say thank you so much for always being there for me! ***Notable shout out to Mary & Zach as well! You three are awesome and deserving of the best! & now the best part, to my instructors and role models: Ms. Lauri, Ms. Marguerite, Ms. Wong, Ms. Finck, Ms. Sovela, Mr. Neil, Ms. Relos, Ms. Kat, Ms. Katherine & Ms. Sindhu-- Thank you all individually, for not only shaping me to be a great future nurse, but also teaching me what it truly means to being a nurse. From clinical's, skills labs to in class lectures, or even helpful advice in the halls, you all have contributed to my success today and I have so much gratitude in my heart for each and every one of you. Thank you so much! ***THEY DESERVE THE RECOGNITION & A HUGE RAISE AS WELL! LAST, BUT NOT LEAST, THE ONE THE ONLY, THE MOST RESPECTED EVER, MR TRAVIS COLBY. Oh my, where do I even begin? I'm going to try my best to not cry as I express my genuine appreciation for this amazing instructor, but also human being. Mr. Colby, has been the most professional, supportive, caring, kind, understanding, yet respectfully unapologetic and influential nurse I ever met. He has been very consistent in his career especially when it comes to teaching not only myself, but many past amazing nurses of his time. Truthfully, Mr. Colby has always pushed me to my true limits and all I can really say is, I always have appreciated him for it. He always believed in me from the start of the program, to even now. He has definitely played a huge role in why I'm so proud to be a nurse now, but also a successful one! If there's one thing Mr. Colby has always taught me is that, to be a nurse is a privilege and honor. And to now be a part of a well respected profession, that I get to proudly be part of and is now my career, I couldn't have asked for a better role model to lead me to my path of nursing. With that being said, Mr. Colby, I genuinely appreciate you for all the experiences, support & knowledge you've shared with me. I will forever cherish them and utilize what you taught me, towards my nursing career! FOR FUTURE NURSING STUDENTS: If you're truly passionate, committed and willing to become a nurse, you can make your dreams a reality. Be ready to make sacrifices, go through the ups and downs of life and truthfully, unlock your inner being of what it means to be a 'nurse'. --Nurse Alina

My review is only going to be the outdoor SJSU campus, not my experience as a former student…read moreearning a degree. I decided to take a walk around the campus for the weekend to reminisce my time during my master's program. It's a very nice campus to walk around. I'm surprised that there's rarely anybody here. It's as if I am in a different planet or something. Anyways, it's good that they keep the campus clean. It's also convenient for students to live there not only because it's next to their classes, but also they can dine at other restaurants in Downtown San Jose and attend other events around there. The place in a way reflects a Californian image of palm trees and greenery as if you're about to go to the beach or something. Honestly, I would love to continue walking around more but it's just too hot for me to do that. No wonder why no comes here or maybe because it's weekend now. I even saw people resting on the benches and lying down on the grass.

I actually love the scene around SJSU! Super duper sunny and I came here for graduation weekend for…read moremy friend. I see the landmarks of this location where past graduates and friends of mine did their photoshoots. Quite a bit of them at this location! Surprised that there was no defining feature of SJSU that makes you think... "THIS is SJSU!" except for the signs saying the name of the school lolol . Could not take a neat picture of myself by a defining part of this college campus. But, I loved the palm trees! Felt very Californian. I also went to this nearby bar with my friend, Austin, and it was super duper cool with the neon arcade games and old-school video game themed drinks. Pricey especially with the 20% gratuity tip populated on all orders to be done online with the QR code at each table. Love the big ahh screens playing sports because you can actually hear what is going on

Very well organized however when I went to talk to the math teacher over a student he rudely told…read moreme "she doesn't want to talk to me" and didn't hear out what I was trying to tell him, horrible, horrible, teacher and extremely rude.

Like anyone going into a continuation school you better expect to work your butt off to earn those…read morecredits you're behind or you're out. You don't graduate. It really is that simple. You have to have an interview to get into Pegasus and even after that interview they could reject you. Once in you have to do packet after packet of work and literally earn each credit on your own. Packet after packet. If you're late to class there's detention! You don't do your work? Kicked out or not invited back the next year. But these are all good things because these things are what helped me to graduate high school on time and I thank the school for that. The staff was great, except for the cooky science teacher but he was a good teacher too. It's only one hall way with about three or four rooms but c'mon you're not there to fool around. You're there to graduate!

This is a great school. My daughter graduated from here and now my son is attending. Staff is…read morewonderful and supportive when it comes to any concerns I may have. Teachers are available right away when I need to call in or set up a meeting. My son is doing so well. He really enjoys going here.

I am a student at this school and this school is funny to go to but as a parent I don't want to…read moresend ur kids here. Fights, teachers not really caring and the most but I think it a good school cause there is fights like every other day and they mad funny but overall this school hella ghetto

Yes yes yes. Absolutely recommend I recently got the license. everyone was so friendly, the…read morelectures are easy to understand, with tips and tricks for remembering. I aced my test. the school dont make me buy the supply package, I only need to pay for what you want to practice on. relatively cheaper than the other schools. No one forced me to buy the cheaply made and use stuff that dont last. I enjoy the freedom to choose

Facial came with neck,shoulder massage getting back 2 facial comfortable hands on, relaxing,thanku…read moreso much I will be back.

I'm so disappointed on how the person in charge of accepting students transfer was so rude mean and…read moreshe didn't even take the time to review my child's application. The first time I spoke to her she told me to applied at my child's home school district basically she was telling me that she wasn't going to accept my child's transfer form. Her name is Pooja Chopra she sent me to the Santa Clara office to appeal. My case in the link that she sent was for me to fill out an expelled application why I don't know , all at one it was for her to approve my child's transfer form.

Campbell Union High School District is a urban school district in the south-west portion of Santa…read moreClara Valley. This office is the central administrative office where the superintendent and the staff have their offices. Campbell Union HSD is relatively highly regarded as far as districts go and generally are ahead of the curve when implementing advances. All their high schools tend to be high performing academically and are some of the best in the Silicon Valley. The staff here is generally helpful and knowledgeable and the office building has been maintained well. However, their hands are tied by the laws, regulations and policies which sometimes makes people go through hoops. This should not be considered a negative as this is what you would get in all districts. I've been in (and have dealt with) 5 districts in the South Bay (including the County Office of Education) and I think the staff here is among the best.