Thank you for sending me information on your Law School. However, I'm angry that I flew down to the…read moreClearwater, Florida, area, just to get told you do not schedule tours on Wednesday after I booked my tour. Also, your admissions office wasn't able to help me? All I got was, take a self-tour and we are here for questions. You have been crossed off my list of Law Schools, and I hope anyone who sees this review from out of state thinks of other options.

As a visitor I can see why so many students would jump at the opportunity to attend law school…read morehere. The location, nestled just offa the beautiful Gulf Coast is a big sell...and the facility as a whole is amazing. The campus I believe used to be a resort if I'm not mistaken. If that's not the case, it certainly could've been. The architecture is stunning with tall arches above doorways, bell towers with gargoyles, courtyards with lots of grass and fountains as well as a banyan tree I spotted providing shade over cafe tables one could use to study under. My brother in law graduated with his JD this past week, the students that are coming out of this school seem primed to take the next step into the professional world. The key note speaker for their commencement was Florida's first female Atty General and Stetson Law Grad Pam Bondi which goes to show the pedigree this school cultivates. Very impressed from tip to toe with The Hatter's law school.

Just finished my course here and I have to say, from start to finish, I absolutely loved my…read moreexperience. Michelle is the owner and instructor and was extremely knowledgeable and very professional and informative. I passed both the boards written and skills portion on my first try. I would absolutely recommend this school to anyone looking to become a CNA.

Terrible school. The owner, Michelle Brown, doesn't even respect the craft of CNA. She says…read morethey're like bartenders. They are a dime a dozen. They come and go like any loser that can't keep a job. I lost all respect for her and would never recommend this school to anyone.

Sausage Breakfast Burrito! That's all I got!…read more Ok, here's the back story. I was driving down US 19 from Tarpon Springs with D & Gigi. My Terrain decides to blow a tire. Everybody's cool. I pull over at St Pete College and call Roadside Assistance 'cause I got it! Gigi and D see the sign for The Campus Cafe and trek over to see what they could discover. They came back with a Breakfast Burrito and Lucky Charms cereal! We all tried the Burrito! Gigi decided, "It's awesome!" The declaration was unanimous! The sausage, egg, and cheese is brought together with a tasty salsa and nicely wrapped in a soft flour tortilla! Simply made, it shouts "Delish!" See? That's all I got ... and that's all to be said!

I attended classes at St. Petersburg College straight out of high school (Fall of 2007). I have…read moreexperienced numerous disappointments, no matter how hard I would continue to push forward with the best attitude and dedication I could towards furthering my education. I have participated in the Student Survey of Instructions, but I feel professors don't leave as much impact as the administrative and advising roles. These positions can make or break a student's experience. Within my first year of courses, a very close friend of mine passed away from a tragic car accident. We had planned the semester together and even shared some classes. After he passed, I had a professor bluntly ask me about the details of his death. So far as to ask if he was buried and where. This is completely unethical and out of conduct for a professor. In the summer of 2013, I embarked on a study abroad program with St. Petersburg College. I was blessed to be able to attend on a scholarship. Even with such funds, I cannot say the experience can be justified with how the program was portrayed. I met another student at an informational session, so we traveled to/from together. The course had no experience at all as what was described within the course/program outline. The biggest disappointment was that the professor brought his girlfriend and structured many of the day's activities around her schedule. I turned to Pasco Hernando State College (PHSC) to complete statistics, which I passed with an A. Within my short time there, it was a world of different experiences with their faculty and support staff. The team at PHSC truly strives for their students, such as Lynne Wolf did. I was so compelled by their enthusiasm and support, several times I even wrote thank you letters to people who had such an impact on me during my short time at PHSC. I finally really got a grasp on my coursework when I entered my bachelor's program at SPC. I brought attention to the matter of missing elective credits to my advisor. It was disappointing that my advisor had poorly advised me, and shared she questioned the curriculum as she didn't complete the program personally but had a colleague who did. It was due to taking pre-requisites as my electives in my associates' coursework, we couldn't understand the shortage of credits. I completed my capstone and won in the BSG. I felt the entire demeanor of the course was not motivating but more pressured under the influence of "if you don't pass you take another lap next semester." Never have I received such harsh scores without explanation of grading. Given time to reflect these encounters, I can say there is a lack of compassion and encouragement compared to my short experience with PHSC. I understand SPC may be a larger operation, but perhaps consider the opportunity to have a larger team to help your students rather than leave them to "figure it out." After all, we are the students. My dad was so proud to see my degree when it came in the mail. He was extremely broken-hearted at the printout sent to "take a photo and tag SPC on social media" that was enclosed with it. He felt this was so tasteless and poor representation for all my hard work as well as to the family of the graduating students. He questioned why it didn't have a cover, and how/where I could purchase one, he actually said "degrees are supposed to come in a cover." I keep trying to inquire about this cover to help amend this. But SPC can't see beyond the inquiry, telling me to check back. The printout for social media was in poor taste. Especially when you see the personal care packages PHSC mailed to their graduates. I understand there needs to be a budget in place for such things, but SPC could have done better than a printout for their own social media benefit. Having taken numerous business and marketing courses, I am sure none of the material would ever suggest a tasteless action such as this response such as the enclosed picture to my degree to take a photo to tag and share on social media.

Academie Da Vinci provides excellent arts education as well as academics. Test scores consistently…read moreoutpace state and district averages and teachers are caring and attentive to student needs . The small setting is ideal for many students. Like any school, not everything is perfect, but I would highly recommend, in fact, I already have.

this school is absolutely terrible. they don't care about their students mental health. the…read more"reporting" system is rigged. they get kids in trouble for absolutely anything and everything and it feels like a prison. every day this school made me miserable and it just about takes a piece out of my soul every time i went. the staff laughs in your face when you need help the most. DO NOT RECOMMEND.

I do not regret going here! one of the best choices I have made in my life. I never expected to…read morefind another family here. I have had nothing but continuous support, encouragement and assistance on my journey to success. It has truly been a pleasure! Staff knows your name, other students can be stopped in the hallway and asked for help or advice. Largo campus is definitely one of a kind.

Best Nursing school!! I really loved going to Jersey college, it really was home away from home,…read morethe teachers and staff were great, if you need help, help is around the corner, they really try and want you to succeed, No regrets at all, and now I'm a RN!!

I will be starting September 9th but when I went on a personal tour at the school, it went great!…read moreThe reps at the school are good people and they actually want to help me to achieve my success with the career I want to go for. This is a dream career path of mine and I'm willing to work really hard to make it happen.

Honestly one of the worst schools for students just getting out of the military. My boyfriend who…read moregoes here was kicked out because he missed 27 hours not only did he get kicked out but they have him no options to help him. He asked for time and help and said he had a lot going on personally. In that week that this happened his grandpa passed away, his car was totaled at no fault of his which restricted him from getting to school, as well as suffering from PTSD from just getting out of the military. Not only did they kick him out but they took his fafsa and they knew he got paid from the VA by going to school and is no longer getting that which made all his problems that much worse. So rather than helping their students they'd rather kick them out for have troubles in their personal life. I hope they change this and Boe I hope you will be a little more understanding for all students.

There are two distinct sides to this school, one being amazing and the other being…read moreless-than-desirable. As a teacher who worked at Pinellas Secondary School, the workplace environment was very positive. The principal and assistant principal are marvelous people. It shocked me how close I got to them and how comfortable I was with them. This is usually not the case at most schools, as principals feel the need to assert distance between them and the teaching staff as an eye roll-worthy attempt to maintain some semblance of a pseudo-hierarchy. It was the total opposite here: Mr. Hammond and Mrs. Ramdohr were very approachable, kind, helpful, and caring. The staff in general is exceedingly familial here. Employment at PSS truly felt like working alongside a community of friendly neighbors. The students are another story. I'd say parents absolutely should NOT send their children here, but they really don't have much of a choice if their child committed a serious violation. The HS students are usually pretty well-behaved and polite, since they want to transition back to their original school. The middle schoolers on the other hand are the worst children I've ever seen in my entire adult life. Not only are the hideously immature, but they are toxically hateful to boot. They fight nearly every single day, they do not respect authority at all, they steal without a second thought, and they populate 3/4 of the school. As a teacher considering working here, I'd say do yourself a favor and refuse to teach the middle schoolers. INSIST on teaching high school and you'll probably love your job. All in all, I'd absolutely come back and work at Pinellas Secondary School, provided I got to choose which students I worked with.

A parents worst nightmare is having their child go through a transition... what's harder than…read moremoving out of your hometown and leaving your friends? Well... it's being the "new kid"... starting in a new school... My daughter was a student in Safety Harbor Middle School in Clearwater, FL since 2018 to 2021, and all I can say is WE LOVED IT. From the Front Office (Albee Alison) to the Principal (Danny Boulieris), Counselor (Giovanna Yllescas), 8th Grade AP Testing Coordinator (Matthew Miller), teachers and staff members and even her bus driver (Mrs. Nono; We miss you so, so much!) We have such great memories! Love the fact the school kept in constant communication (Via call, email, text and different parent app communication). We have such great memories!