Horrible experience. So unprofessional and unorganized!!!! I have stories for days. I was supposed…read moreto graduate from the LVN program in August 2026. The reason I didn't was because Ms. Rainee, an on-and-off clinical instructor, said I was out of class for "over 20 minutes" without providing proof. Earlier that same day, she wanted to write me up, and I refused without first speaking with the nursing director, Ms. Linda. Shortly afterward, I was dropped from the program without what I felt was a fair opportunity to explain my side of the situation. ( Even though I had proof of calls and pictures) I had to go through an appeal process just to get the opportunity to return. I made my appeal to Paul Gibson, and the same day happened to be his last day at the school. He acted as though he was going to help me and take care of the situation, but I was never informed that he was leaving. Weeks went by with no response. I eventually had to go to campus myself, where I found out from other employees that he had resigned that day. No one followed up with me, and I had to start the appeal process again. Eventually, I was able to return the program the following semester. I then had Debbie Allen as my theory instructor. From the beginning, I felt singled out and treated differently. I was removed from the first two classes, and I later heard similar concerns from other students about how she treated students. When I returned, it felt like everything had changed. new rules, new expectations, and constant scrutiny. The communication between staff and students is extremely poor. There were multiple situations where I felt students were expected to accept decisions without being given a fair opportunity to explain themselves or have their concerns properly addressed. I have spent thousands of dollars and countless hours working toward becoming an LVN. Having my education repeatedly put at risk because of situations that I feel could have been handled professionally and fairly was extremely stressful and frustrating. I also had concerns about another instructor, Mr. Noe. During my experience, he referred to women in the class as "sexy," and there were also text messages sent to students at inappropriate hours. Eventually, students had a meeting with Ms. Linda regarding these concerns, and Mr. Noe later left the school. I had so many instructors come and go during my time here that it became difficult to feel like there was any consistency within the program. In my personal experience, I felt that several staff members prioritized their own decisions over actually listening to students and helping them succeed. I also had issues with Mr. Steve Martin. I emailed him requesting my transcript and followed up, but he ignored my request for almost TWO MONTHS. I eventually had to physically go to campus just to get my transcript, and only then was it provided to me. Something as important as a student's transcript should not require repeatedly chasing staff down in person when I had already requested it through email months earlier. The people I personally had serious concerns with were Ms. Linda, Ms. Rainee, Ms. Debbie Allen, Paul Gibson, Mr. Steve Martin, and Mr. Noe. After everything I experienced, I unfortunately came to feel that the students were not the priority. The one major positive experience I had was Ms. Sarah, who was an amazing theory instructor. She genuinely cared about teaching and her students, and she was one of the few instructors who made me feel supported. Ironically, she told us that this was her first and last year teaching at the school. This review doesn't even cover half of what happened during my time here. I am sharing my experience because I wish I had known what I was getting myself into before investing so much time, money, and energy into this program. If you're considering enrolling, I strongly recommend talking to current and former students and asking very specific questions about the instructors, communication, appeals process, and how disciplinary situations are handled.

I want to sincerely thank Michelle Cesena for all of her help throughout my admissions process. She…read morewas truly the only person who consistently answered the phone and took the time to help me every single step of the way. No matter how many questions or concerns I had, she was always patient, kind, professional, and willing to guide me through everything. Applying and handling admissions can be stressful and overwhelming, but Michelle made the process so much easier. She went above and beyond to make sure I understood everything and never made me feel like a burden. Her communication, support, and dedication honestly made such a huge difference in my experience. Thank you, Michelle, for your kindness, reliability, and for genuinely caring about students. Your help did not go unnoticed and I truly appreciate everything you did for me.

I took their weekend CNA class in 2025. I rated them 5 stars because they keep it real. They don't…read moresugarcoat anything. They really teach you how to do your job good both in theory and in clinicals. Clinicals was definitely scary and overwhelming at first but they teach what to do and we always had a recap at the end of each day to discuss what we did good and what we did wrong and how to improve. This course is really in-depth. They teach you skills on how to be an efficiency monster in a hospital setting and to do everything correctly, so that you can take care of your future patients correctly.Would recommend to anyone who is looking for a CNA certification class. If you are actually going to take their classes though, do be prepared to do a lot of reading in your own time. You are expected to study in advance for their lectures because in the class, they focus more on actual applications of knowledge in real life, you learn how to apply the book, not just the contents of the book so you need to study outside of class time.

Update on finding work: Been rejected so many times now from the hospital despite having all my…read moreexperience from CNA. Regretting spending so much money on this course to only be eligible for senior care facilities when I'm trying to work in the hospital.

This is my last attempt applying to this college. When I 1st interview for the NP program. She made…read moreit very clear regarding my age. The 3rd attempt I am denied once again. It's clear my age is a factor. I've done everything the school asked of me. Do not apply to the school if you are in your late 50s. I was told it would take me 7yrs. It's fine God has another plan, and that's for me to return back to school to finish and obtain my doctorate. Good luck... Shortage of nurses doesn't mean a thing...

APU has amazing staff and professors that are all extremely knowledgable, helpful and friendly. I…read moregreatly enjoyed getting my education from APU. The professors became more like mentors and the people I met there have become lifelong friends. Tuition isn't cheap, BUT you get what you pay for! A quality education with small class sizes and caring staff.

My daughter paid $14,000 to go to this school. She failed a quiz by 3 points and she has some…read moretrouble with her B's and D's so they probably mistook some answers. Never did they even call her back to ask her about her answers. I think this school just wants the money. Not in it for the people. Which is sad. I would not recommend this school to anyone

I attended Emsta every two years for my EMT recertification. I did my recert here for twenty years…read moreand I was always impressed with the level of professionalism of everyone involved from the instructors to the administrative staff. I did at times need some one on one help, which was always provided without issue. These folks bend over backwards to make sure you know your stuff. When it comes to the National Registry test, Emsta gives you all the information you need to pass, but because of the way the National test is designed and worded to try and trip you up, you'll still need to get two or three different prep test books and do them all a couple times and you'll be ready. I spent about a week after graduation doing the tests in three different prep books and I passed the first time. But it still wasn't easy!

First I want to express my gratitude to Vince for the BEST BLS training ever!…read more Vince had mentioned before our training that he takes pride in how he teaches the course and said that teaching was his passion! I never felt more confident and prepared after a training like I did after Vince's training. We went through multiple scenarios and he challenged us to think and react naturally and then explained the correct approach and process in a way that didn't make me feel uncertain. Vince used real life scenarios that he had encountered to help us understand better. Vince didn't just teach me BLS skills, he helped me understand how important this knowledge is and like he said, you never know when you will need to use these skills, but I know for sure I am trained and confident if I ever do and that's all thank to Vince our neighborhood Hero!

My wife and I just completed CPR certification with Vince today. Since my wife is in the dental…read morefield and we have a newborn baby, we thought it would be beneficial to take the class together. Vince was very professional and knowledgeable. His personality is very easy going, as he adapted his teaching methods to various age groups in the class. I highly recommend Vince for any CPR certification or refresher. Outstanding job Vince!

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.

My boys have grown academically in a short period. Thank you to all at Kumon. Your dedication and…read morecommitment is appreciated.

I went in to get a quote. i didn't really know anything about this business. it was recomended by a…read morefriend. Went in and Neelam S. Chaudhri quoted me $790. i was hesitant because it was a lot of money. i got both programs for 6 months paid up front. my son did the 6 months and showed a little bit of improvement. after the six months we were asked to renew. so i did i figured little improvement is better then none. when we renewed i was charged $1402. i almost fell over. my husband came in to talk to Neelam S. Chaudhri and she told him that she had made a mistake and that she had only charged me half of the tuition for the first six months and that we needed to quickly pay $790 for that last six months also on top of the $1402 that we had just paid maybe a week before. we decided to cancel. when we told her that she stated that we wouldn't have to pay for the 6 months since it was her mistake. My husband and i had lost our trust with her and her shady business dealings so he told her we would be canceling any way. when i got the refund from her it was only $191. she charged us for the 6 months any way plus two moths after (she had taken a long time to charge my card). also the way she treats the children is like she is herding cattle. she talks down to them and the work the children do there is work sheets the people grade them and thats about it. for $1400 every six months thats ridiculous. I guess the worst part is that if she had quoted me the $1400 in the first place i would have just left and not signed up at all. and now I'm out $2192 for nothing....

Since beginning consultation with Dr. Mansi Shah, I have seen significant improvement in my energy,…read moremood, and overall well-being. My weight loss has been an added benefit. It's very rare to meet someone who is so vested in another's well being. I feel very blessed to have her input and guidance.