My experience with this university has been very disappointing. I encountered serious issues with…read moreadministrative support and a lack of reasonable academic accommodations. During a course, I was pregnant and experiencing a medical condition that was properly communicated to the professor, yet I was denied the opportunity to take an exam or receive any reasonable alternative. This decision negatively affected my academic progress and created unnecessary stress. The lack of flexibility, communication, and student advocacy is concerning. Institutions of higher education should ensure fair treatment, especially in situations involving protected conditions such as pregnancy. I hope the university reviews its policies and improves how it supports students facing medical challenges. Profesor name Karell Curbelo

Yes I recommend Florida National University. I dealt with their registrars and veteran's affairs…read morepersonnel and have nothing but great things to say about their staff. I am grateful to the University for all they've done and continue to do. I understand everyone has had their experiences, but mine is my own so it's all I can speak to. The location is easy to find, as driving past it is a landmark on the north bound palmetto expressway. There are different places to park at this campus and I see it growing at a good pace. I was able to get my required documentation squared away fast quick and in a hurry. I value my time and I'm glad they valued it as well. Note: you'll need a parking decal if you're going to park there so don't rest on your laurels when it comes to that.

I encourage everyone looking for a nursing school in Miami Florida to choose Sovereign School of…read moreNursing. This is the best nursing school! The staffs are very professional and courteous. The professors are well-qualified and very knowledgeable. They will equip you on day one with all the tools necessary to be successful not only for NCLEX but, most importantly for your nursing journey. The schedule is very flexible, so if you're looking into making your dream become reality choose Sovereign School of Nursing, you won't regret it. I took my NCLEX exam and was able to pass on the first attempt.

Great nursing school! The instructors are highly educated…read moreand NCLEX focused. I Passed my NCLEX exam on my first try. The staff is very supportive and provides you with the assistance you need to be successful.

I'd like to start by saying Professor Chancy is an amazing teacher and person. She is warm-hearted,…read moreintellectual, motivating, capable, fair, honest, and also really funny. Not only does she personally lead some classes, she also runs the school. To do what she does, really takes skill and a vision. I fondly look back at the memories during my time in this program, this school is everything I was looking for in a RN program. Prior to Sunrise School, I had always wanted to see South Florida with my own eyes and enrolling in the school granted me my wish. My imagination of the Miami metropolitan area was always very much so a dreamy one, and graduating from the school was symbolic to my love of this unique part of America. Nothing but good memories of South Florida! I got my Florida license in August, and after only 10 days, the license was fully endorsed to California, much to my amazement by how fast the whole process was considering that it usually takes at least 1 month from what I heard. If you give it your all in this program, you will succeed. Don't make excuses for your shortcomings, take accountability for the grades you receive and just keep trying. Come to class with the right attitude and mindset because Professor Chancy really strives to ensure you understand the curriculum thus you will only pass if you match her efforts, it is only fair. RN school is NOT easy, especially if you're working full time. But again, it's all willpower that makes it possible. If I ever had to do nursing school again, it will definitely be Sunrise School of Nursing. Thank you so much for everything Professor Chancy, and all the teachers & staff that works there. Jean is also a very memorable friendly person! Wishing her and Sunrise School of Nursing the best, I hope the student enrollments keeps growing bigger and bigger!

Update, took my NCLEX-RN on 05/05/2025, found out I passed on 05/06/2025. Thank you Sunrise School…read moreof Nursing!

I was really satisfied and happy since I started this program and have had no issues. The teachers…read moreare really informative and help me in any way I need. And during these rough times they have been very supportive. And they have guided us through this learning path. Thank you Piberry and school staff

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I'd like to give a special shout-out to Ms. Nina and Ms. Daisy two of my favorite instructors at…read moreFVis Medical Assistant Program. Their dedication, guidance, and encouragement played a significant role in my success. I'm proud to say I am now a graduate, and I'm truly grateful for their support in helping me grow and strive for excellence.

It is unfortunate that a zero star rating is not available. Avoid this place at all costs! Not…read moreworth the $50k+ tutiion, $200+ uniforms from Uniform Advantage, and overall headache. Expect that when you first inquire they will make false claims about learning resoruces, and anything else to get you to sign up. They will tell you anything to register. Don't buy into it! The school accepts financial aid, but does not have financial aid staff. I have made countless requests to meet with financial aid over the course of weeks, and no one is available. I was told by two separate front desk personnel on different occassions that there wasn't a direct telephone line or anyone available on campus. As students we were told by professors that per administration we are stritcly prohibited from reviewing our tests. Just imagine taking an exam, and not being able to see at any point what you got wrong. How as a student will you ever correct your mistakes, if you don't know what they are to begin with. Adminstration is disorganized and just as clueless as they come. I made a SECOND request to withdraw over a week ago, they don't have an online portal so there is no way to do it automatically. Instead you must send emails to people who apparently work remote, in the hopes that they will even acknowledege your email. Be prepared to send several emails repeatedly only to recieve an open ended response. Tutoring: When I first inquired with FVI I was told by an admission rep. that there are tutors available for all courses. That was a blatant lie. TI started core nursing classes in Jan. 2022, there was no tutor available (a tutor was hired several weeks after the semester started and majority, if not all of the students in my class failed or scored poorly on their first exams in both didactic and pharmacology). Supplies: The school also lacks supplies in the lab class room. Broken pulse oximeters, bent needles, and overall just a lack of supplies that are vital to learning and skill check offs. I lost count of how many times we had to imagine and pretend in lieu of no supplies. Imagine doing skills check offs for blood glucose checks, and there aren't enough test strips for each student to complete the demonstration for check off. What a joke! Schedules: I did not recieve my class schedule until the night before class started. That was after sending at least 4 emails requesting something as simple as a schedule. Director of Nursing: I initially requested to withdraw over a month ago. The front desk personell directed me to the academic affairs department, who then suggested that I meet with the DON prior to withdrawing. I met with the DON who deflected every concern that I had about the program, and the ways things are done and not done back to me. She lacks understanding and compassion. She is blind to shortcomings and muddled practices that she has put in place for the ADN program. It is important to understand that the only time clear and consistent communication will come from FVI is during the process of admissions. Over a week after my second request to withdraw, I recieved an email from Nairobi Collado (ncollado@fvi.edu) - (unaware of her position or title) where she told me in part to, "no longer contact the school." Meanwhile my withdrawal process is not finalized.

After completing my bachelors here, I decided to go back for my masters. That was a huge mistake…read moreand I advise everyone to go elsewhere. The lack of help for students paying thousands for a class is sickening (traveling professors who reply here and there), there is false advertising, they promise "accommodation" help by email and never follow through, they have an unrealistic passing score that they bump up ever so slightly to make you complete the course again (for profit school) and overall do not care if you fail! MAJOR red flags here!!!! They also do not help you once so ever with placement for practicum. You are on your own- and you are expected to find time to know this all by reading every sentence of the syllabus. Please, know that if its super easy to get in here, its for a solid reason.

As a student currently enrolled at chamberlain. I would never refer anyone to chamberlain, they…read morehave poor communication skills, students are paying so much money for mediocrity. I'm currently in collaborative healthcare class, the school relay information last minute and expect student to drop everything. Most students are moms, work full time jobs and the school is aware of the demographics.

Trying to get in contact with someone in financial aid is impossible. Not sure if I have to call 10…read moretimes in a row to get someone to pick up. I scheduled a Teams meeting with a financial aid advisor at 12 PM, stayed on the call for 10 minutes and no one ever joined. Extremely frustrating.

I've been going to school here for about 2 years now and it's like they just want me to take longer…read moreto get my associates. Mind you your associates should take you about two years, and every time I meet with an advisor I'm missing new stuff that they didn't mention the previous time. It's like they just want to keep wasting your time and your money. Do not recommend anyone, to go to this college. I'm transferring to FIU right after this semester because this school is an embarrassment to education and I'm not even going to talk about the teachers because most of them are just there for a paycheck, they do not even care about the students, and some of them don't even speak good English, and is hard to understand them.

My experience at Concorde Career Colleges was truly life-changing. The dental assistant program…read morechallenged me, helped me grow professionally, and prepared me for the real dental field. I especially want to thank Professor Ms Lana Palacio for her patience, dedication, encouragement, and passion for teaching. Over these past months, she not only educated me and my classmates, but she also believed in us and pushed us to become confident in ourselves and our skills. Thanks to the education and externship experience I received, I was able to get hired full-time with a great pay opportunity immediately after externship. That says a lot about the preparation and support provided by this program. Nothing comes easy, but if you stay focused, work hard, and take the program seriously, it can truly open doors for your future. I'm grateful for the journey, the memories, and the people who helped shape my path in dentistry.

This school is all about taking your money, and that's it. From the start, I was misled and given…read moreincorrect information. I had a counselor named Aileen who was completely clueless. I was advised to take the Wonderlic and HESI tests to apply for the dental hygiene program, then immediately charged $100 once I passed, just for the application. They also insisted I pay $10 to have my transcripts sent through their system. When I mentioned I had most of the required pre-requisite courses because I already have a bachelor's degree, Aileen never told me that credits older than five years wouldn't count. This didn't make sense to me, especially since I hold a college degree. As a result, I would have to pay $80,000 for the entire dental hygiene program--money that I could've saved had I been given the right information upfront. The whole process felt disorganized, and I spent so much time studying for the HESI test unnecessarily. After I realized the program was going to cost so much more than expected, I requested a refund for the $100 application fee. Aileen ignored my calls and emails, but when she wanted my money, she was always quick to respond. I eventually had to track down someone else to get my refund. This school cares more about collecting fees than actually supporting students. I would strongly advise staying away from this place. There are much better, more transparent options out there.

I had an excellent experience with Genesis Vocational Institute. The quality of education and…read moreoverall environment are outstanding, making it a great place for anyone looking to further their career. What truly stood out to me was the incredible level of attention and customer service, especially from Mrs. Leonor Nuñez in admissions. She is extremely attentive, kind, and highly professional. She treats every person with respect and patience, taking the time to answer questions and provide clear, helpful information to those of us who call with inquiries or concerns. Her dedication and warm approach make a big difference and reflect very positively on the institution as a whole. I highly recommend Genesis Vocational Institute to anyone seeking a supportive and high-quality educational experience. Carmen Fuentes.

I signed up for the Phlebotomy course and the professor was EXCELLENT. He always went above and…read morebeyond to help us understand the material and reviewed constantly. He even translated the material in Spanish for the Spanish-speaking students. As for the school itself, the Director lady was very rude to two of my classmates when they went to pay for the course. They also don't help with job placement, they just tell you to apply on the company's website. Also the bathrooms are ALWAYS disgusting, no toilet paper, pee on the toilet and no soap. One time there was feces clogged in the toilet and no one bothered to fix it. Other than this, the course went well all thanks to our professor which is the only reason why I would recommend this school.

I just became a student for West Coast University last week during the process it has been great…read morebut the person who has really helped me the most has been Diana Martinez. When I finally met her in person, it was just for a split second but then we did a walk to class and she was mentioning about how she does a time management appointment as soon as she said that I went ahead and I booked the appointment with her and come to find out. Yes, she does help you with time management, but she's also your person. I talk to her about why I chose West Coast and how it's so student centric And what it means for me to become a nurse one day and she said she kind of saw herself in me with everything that has happened in my life and anytime that I need Diana for something I email her she responds to me very quick she's very fast she's an awesome advisor From the little time that i have known her I can tell that she does care for the students and the department and I could tell that she really does care for me and I even told her you know please hold my hand to help me with this entire process because I know it's going to get harder from here. if anyone wants to join West Coast University please do it is very student centric and they do care about you especially my advisor Diana honestly I know that if one day I have a meltdown I can go straight to her and she will calm me down. I love West Coast and the faculty and staff and I appreciate Diana Martinez very much because whenever I need her for anything, she's always there. So if you're hesitant on joining West Coast University, please read this and don't be hesitant anymore because it is a great school. Big THANK YOU to Diana for always helping me and checking in on me.

All this school cares about is money, not students. If you think they'll support you through your…read moreeducation, think again. The reality is, they will do everything in their power to dismiss you especially if you're outspoken, advocate for yourself, or simply refuse to be silent. Speaking up for yourself? Trust me, they'll find a way to push you out. Talking to the director? Doesn't matter--they don't care. It's all about tuition dollars. They set students up to fail. Concerns aren't addressed, they're brushed aside. The entire system feels designed to profit off students instead of genuinely educating them. Bottom line: this school is not invested in your success it's invested in your wallet.