BSN program toxic environment the majority of the professors…read moreare very unprofessional. The communication between staff and student is a limited professors will make themselves available during office hours, but then ask like it's a major inconvenience. If you need help from them, don't buy into their 100% NCLEX PASS rate bs. The majority of the students don't graduate they kick out over 50% of the nursing student students with no way for them to complete the program. It's very intentional. And it's very petty they tell you to keep in touch with them after graduation so that they can help you find a job but they will report you to the board of before texting you or emailing to let you know that you're doing something wrong. They lie about their clinical hours. They are a complete embarrassment to the nursing profession. Really bad reputation go to any other school.

Looking for another degree or to switch careers and thinking of South University, well wipe the…read morefrom your memory. The education you will receive here is subpar. Why do I say this? The professors race through teaching the curriculum so that you can complete the degree on 18-20 months. When this happens, students are not learning information to retain. Students are memorizing information. Better yet, many of the students cheat to pass so that they won't get put out of their programs. When students report those cheating, it goes in one ear of the staff and out the other ear. How is it fair to those students who are actually studying and not cheating to earn lower grades than those cheaters? When students are going to the professors telling them the students are cheating, why is this constantly being overlooked? Why isn't the President or Dean doing something about it? If your average is 69.9999, the professor rounds it down to a 69 and not round up to a 70. Honestly, these are some of the most no mathematical people I've ever seen. You learn how to round numbers in elementary school but a college professor round simple numbers. If you decide to go to the nursing program and decide not to heed my warning, then stay away from LINDA PECK'S class. She teaches one thing in class and tests on something totally different. You're better off teaching yourself rather than going to her class. I don't want any medical professional to work on me that has cheated their way through school. Hence, the very reason you should consult beforehand. Don't forget to check those medical licenses. If you're a minority, you want to skip South University as they allow current students to post racial slurs etc in social media. When it is brought to the attention of the school no one says anything. If I could rate this so called university with negative stars, I would. If you don't know now, now you know. Are you learning yet?

I had a great experience working with Makayla Barker. She guided me through the whole process and…read morewas always open to helping or answering questions whenever I needed it!

One star because I can't give it zero stars. I realize that this program wasn't for me and when I…read moretried to drop it, I couldn't get a hold of anybody. My G.I. Bill was paying for my classes and I told them I wanted to drop before a new term so I wouldn't have to pay them back is like trying to get a hold of the United States or something. Like I can't even see when they read the message and chose not to respond. So frustrating.

Majority of the advisors don't know how to properly do their job. Have had many bad experiences…read morewith them over the two years I have been there. I have only talked two helpful advisors, and I'm extremely grateful for them. I was supposed to be here for a two year transfer program, and I am having to graduate a year late due to misinformation, and my class being canceled for the summer 22 semester.

I attended a Community College Workforce Development class at JSR that was really well…read moreput-together. The learning environment was contemporary and comfortable, and the staff was accommodating and knowledgeable. Ample parking. Good location. No complaints.

I think what they do with the punch cards is really good because that motivates the kids to do…read moremath. The girl that I take care of used to go to another facility for her math classes but she never liked it, she actually doesn't mind going to Mathnasium. "It's my favorite class!" she's said that many times. Too bad they only let kids enroll who are 5 years or older. They're not able to call so it might be hard to understand when they need to be picked up but classes always last for 60 minutes so that makes up for it. Other than that it's a great place and I highly recommend it!

Both of my girls enjoy coming to Mathnasium. I have seen my older daughter's confidence soar over…read morethe past two years to where she's doing incredibly well in Honors Algebra when she struggled mightily in Math 1. The instructors do a great job in explaining concepts that aren't easily grasped and making the work seem less overwhelming.

Superb staff. We love Passion Academy. :)read more

This is by far the best place to go! The teachers are incredible and the performances are…read morespectacular. If you are thinking about signing your child into Passion Academy I hope you do!