20 Best 2 Year Nursing Programs In Las Vegas, NV (2022 Updated)

It's so sad to say but the speech department is a hot mess right now. There are really good teachers, but there's also really horrible teachers. I wanted to love this school because it's the only school here in Las Vegas that offers a degree in speech pathology. But after having terrible teachers like Christy Fleck, I feel like dropping out. It's not even that the material is hard, it's that the instructor herself does not know how to teach. How can you succeed in a school where the instructors put information on tests that aren't covered in the textbook, class, or modules? How can you succeed in school and learn from your mistakes when professors don't give you feedback on assignments until LITERALLY the last day of school, and have assignments that build off of each other. I want to love this school because there are really great teachers here, but the horrible teachers really mess it up for everyone else. This school has a lot of organization issues and have corruption issues; they all cover each others butts. They don't look for the student's best interests and that to me is enough to not want to come here anymore.Addhiliz Londono

Nevada State College makes me feel welcome. Although relaxed and open, the long term goal seems to be prevalent in everyone's mind: to help the students grow, and by extension the school. There are always opportunities to be had, and there are great people willing to guide you to them as long as you seek them. I'm so glad I get to be here and be one of the people to play a tiny role in the future of an institution that shows great promise. I can't wait to see what the future brings!Melanie Croft

Nevada State College has been a great school to me. It's a growing school so we may not have all the amenities a big university does, but we are getting there. The professors are great and approachable so long as the student is willing to learn. Be warned, it is competitive, especially those who plan on entering the nursing program. Its a competitive industry and can you blame them if they want to weed out those that do not have what it takes to succeed in the program?Diana Kuan

ASBN Nursing Accelerated BSN Program (16 months): The Truth. There are no lectures, just tests. They tell you to buy a ton of books, give you slides with audio in place of lectures (and some of them are pretty bad where the speaker doesn't speak English well or is reading from a book). Pros: They have a "block" system which is fast paced, and you only have to go on campus roughly 25% of the time for tests, labs, or reviews a couple of days before the test. Most courses work like this: you get a 50 page syllabus and are told to read 25-30 chapters (essentially like 2 text books in total) and the tests really don't stick to what the syllabus says they are testing on. This creates students to have test anxiety and not know what to study until 2 days before the test; which they cram and have to pass with a 90%. Pro: they say you need 90% on exams, but you get a couple of chances to retake it (also you get group exams that give you 3-4 percentage boosts when you take the group tests. Pro: some of the instructors are great, but some are absolute garbage–hit or miss. Pro: It's a decent price, and the facilities are decent, but the financial aid people never give you straight answers–it's about $65K for the whole program. Don't get caught up in the confusing price sheets they give you. Cons: the Clinical rotations schedules are always late, and the Clinical Department that arranges the schedule is constantly loosing your paperwork for immunizations and physicals. Don't think they are considerate with your time as you literally find out 7-10 days prior to having to work 12 hour shifts at hospitals across town. The recruiters are absolute and complete liars. They get paid to get you to enroll so they will lie and say anything to get you to attend. They say this program is manageable for people who work–no way unless you have a flexible schedule at the last minute. Second BIG CON: you do not receive grades!!! When you graduate good luck getting into an NP program with transcripts that say Pass/Fail; they claim to give you a letter to compensate for that, but some grad schools will not accept it. Hit or miss is the labs there too; sometimes they teach practices that you find out are never used or out of date. Another big CON: bragging about the NCLEX pass rates is a complete fraud, as they won't let you graduate to take the NCLEX unless you pass the ATI exam with 90%. That ensures their numbers are high. The support system there is an absolute joke too; they lock their doors to the instructors offices and it's a "CLOSED DOOR" program. They act like students have plague. Good program if you can read from books and learn yourself.Arnell Cornfelt

(For Reference: I am a nontraditional student, and currently enrolled in the program.) This program is an amazing experience. I highly recommend it to any potential future students. Roseman University does everything in their power to set you up for success. The university guides the student through their program with the help from the faculty, current students, and alumni. By utilizing all three resources, Roseman University manages to adapt and continually grow. The faculty go out of their way to make sure they are available for the students. Many of the faculty stay way past office hours to answer questions during the blocks they teach. Also, the faculty become your mentors throughout the program. They are there to answer any question, and help direct you for what comes after Roseman. I am consistently in contact with my mentor. Having a mentor is hands down my favorite part of Roseman University. Roseman University encourages the students to learn for each other. From day one, Roseman gathers the individual strengths of each student to make well rounded teams. The teams do not compete against each other. The teams are there to help teach and guide each other. Plus, who doesn't like an automatic built-in study group? You will also have opportunity to work side by side with some of the alumni during your rotations. Many alumni still live and work in Las Vegas. They will know exactly what you are going through, and will offer you great advice. Overall, if you are looking for a great university to continue your path in Pharmacy….I can't think of many better than Roseman University.Cory Wages

My advice STAY AWAY! This school pretends to care about quality but the results are very poor. Don't believe me, ask around….anyone who gets treatment here is often told they will complete treatment in 2 years but it always goes on for 3 or more. Once you are that far in you are almost trapped and to go to another orthodontist to get your kids treated correctly will cost you double. They don't offer you any refund for giving your child poor care. My child was in treatment there for over 4 years and in the end I told them to take the braces off because we were burnt out so after all that time he still didn't get the smile that we were promised. I went to another "real" orthodontist, not a "student" and found out that we would need another year or more to fix everything they had not fixed. Don't buy into the fact that their fee's are low, you will be wasting your time and money.Micheal Marchesi

This place is horrible.my husband ran out of his medicine because they denied his refill because he had not been in for 90 days leaving him without blood pressure meds and suffering withdrawal from other medicine. They never called to tell him they denied at pharmacy and he would need to come in. We attempted to straighten out and get refills by making appt but staff was rude and unhelpful and bad drs. I took him to urgent care and called insurance company to get a new provider. don't leave your health in their hands. They also want you to come every 30 days when not necessary to be able to bill your insurance company. They have no online help or after hour or weekend help. We now are with Southwest Medical who has all . Correct protocol would be to give him enough meds to last until they could get him in and instead left him suffering withdrawas and missing work. They apparently do not understand the liability of that.Larissa Smith

Made an appointment for physical on Aug 14 for Aug 21. I kept getting reminders via phone and email for appointment. When I showed on Aug 21 they had NO appointment. "Oh, she made it when the system was down and never put it in" That's funny….your system kept reminding me about it all week! "Yeah, sorry, I can't get you in for another WEEK!" Meanwhile I am out of my meds, can't get any more until I see a doctor and no doctor available due to Touro's screwup! So when my numbers are off the chart tomorrow I will make sure the doc knows it was because of THEIR scheduling screwup! He can take it up with the receptionist. Once I get through this week I will seek new doctors ASAP.Nathan Frye

My husband is a patient and he just loves his doctor. His doctor takes care of what is bothering him at the time and he does a follow up on what was bothering in the past. He is very thorough. We live 45 minutes from this place but my husband insists he sees his doctor. Staff is great!! I wish I knew their names but there's one at the front desk who is so nice, she has dark hair and then there is another one who sits behind her who is always there, she has dark hair too but the one I remember is Jessica. She is just so friendly and she really is patient and doesn't rush us out. Other places do that. I like the staff a lot. Everyone there deserves a raise.R N

Absolutely love this school! They are extremely professional and you can tell everyone here loves their job. It’s such an upbeat facility, you can’t help but to be excited to learn and reach your goals. Northwest Career College is the only school I have attended where I genuinely feel like they want to see you succeed. They do so by not only helping you, but also motivating you every step of the way. They send out personalized e-mails and calls to make sure you’re doing okay and on the right path. Whenever you need assistance they are always available, you will never feel lost or neglected here. It is definitely a family-friendly atmosphere; they want nothing but the best for you and aren’t biased at all. I have recently graduated from their Pharmacy Technician Program and enjoyed my time here so much that I’m now going into their Medical Assisting and Phlebotomy Program! The programs are so fast and efficient. If you are thinking of becoming certified, improving your resumé, or simply just expanding your knowledge, please consider Northwest, they will not let you down. Big shoutout to Emerald who enrolled me in both programs, she’s the G.O.A.T (Greatest of all time)!Aneia Yancy

Joining the Family Northwest Career College "The best decision I ever made" Although I was initially scared at first going back to school, after being out of school for decade, I was pleasantly surprised of ease in transition that I experienced. During my first day in school, everyone are so friendly and helpful. As a Pharmacy Technician student, the class is very accommodating building the basic foundation from entry level and the class schedules works really well for a busy mom like myself. I can't wait to graduate and start my new career in pharmacy.Elizabeth Ison

I am pleased to review this exceptional establishment. Their facilities are well-appointed and professional, and their programs are inclusive and valuable to anyone who may be searching for a new career or a new challenge. The faculty and staff are each outstanding, beginning with Maria at the front desk. Her helpful demeanor and smiling greeting are well worth a visit to Northwest Career College. Each instructor is actively engaged with their students, and their enthusiasm and pride of their workplace is quite evident.Carrie Oliver

I've been at SECTA for the past 2 years and there are many good and bad things about it. I love how the school has a very quiet and laid-back atmosphere. There is rarely any kind of altercations other then the "he said" "she said" stuff that is common in high school. The students are very nice, you can easily find a group of people that you can get along with and will create great memories with. Everyone there has one goal in mind: success. They are all exceptionally smart in some or all of their classes so it is very easy to find someone that can help you out if you're struggling. The #1 thing I hate about SECTA is the fact that over half of your classes are in rundown portables that have broken air conditioners and projectors. The only nice building (the one that is only pictured on here) has the Health Occupations majors, Algebra I, Geometry, Health Education, College Prep., one Algebra II class, and the library so most students don't have any classes in there (usually I had 1 to 2 classes in that building). All of the core classes like English and Social Studies are stuck in these cramped portables that even the teachers hate. It seems like a trailer park. The school only cares about sports because it's the only CTA that provides any kind of sport (except football) and they put their time and effort into it and not the awful class environment. The school isn't always clean. The only clean places are the D-Building (the nice one) and The Commons. My other concern is the bullying. The school rarely has any of it but when there happens to be an incident the school is clueless. They make it seem like they have zero tolerance of bullying when really they don't. A friend of mine was being harassed by a boy to the point where he tried to beat her up and threatened to kill her but when her family went to the school they gave my friend detention and threatened to suspend her and didn't give the boy ANYTHING. The school is corrupted by the idea that it's "the best school" and nothing could go wrong, but guess what it does. The teachers and facilities are more corrupt than politicians. They only care about test scores and never pay attention to the students' needs. There are a select few of teachers that genuinely care but the other teachers isolate those good few and make them seem as though they are awful (this has actually led to an incredible English teacher to quit). The school has an awful grading system that makes homework completely worthless but you still have to do it if you don't want to fail. I wish the school focused on finding the best learning methods for students and not just what they think is "good". All in all there are some things that the school needs to fix but other than that it is a great school.Anais Styles

What a joke. I'm a senior this year and very quickly realizing that not only has this school failed to prepare me for college, but has also completely destroyed my mental health. The teachers and administrators preach about preparedness and advise us towards college credit classes, but in my case, the credit's I've earned for college won't even transfer to the college of my choice. My home school would have been better. I would have graduated a year early and with more college credit that ACTUALLY TRANSFERS. Most kids go in curious about their major and considering it to be a career option, but when you realize it's not for you, you can't change anything. A subject that I hate with a teacher that's so biased that he literally divided us into a "bad" class and a "good" class is ruining my prospects at a 16k scholarship that could substantially improve my living standards in college just because he feels I don't try hard enough. Not only are the teachers a joke, but the student body is extreme. The kid next to you is either extremely sweet and helpful or a total dick for no reason. I tried to address a bully with admin at the end of my junior year and had full proof (witnesses, text conversations, etc.) and admin asked if I wanted to call him in and talk. I can't jokingly call my friend a douchebag without getting in trouble, but I have someone specifically threaten violence against me and they ignore it. The campus is disgusting. The grass on the field is half-dead and most of the time we're not even allowed on it unless we're in PE or a sport. You're restricted to a tiny area in the middle of campus to eat where not enough seats are provided for every student. It's brutally hot outside and the overflow of students are forced to sit there, and refused access to hallways and classrooms during lunch periods. Not that there are many hallways to hang out in anyways, considering most of the school is housed in portables. The one thing that SE tech tries to boast over other CTE schools is that they offer sports, but from my personal experience, most people on the teams are rude, stuck-up, and unbearable. The volleyball team, for example, holds a collective holier-than-thou attitude despite losing almost every game. I'm suprised I didn't play for my home school sooner. When I look back on all of high school and realize how bias, rude, and unprofessional the staff has been, as well as how horrible some students have been as well, it's no wonder why I'm so chronically depressed.scoobert doobert

When I first heard of this school I was excited at the prospect of a new beginning; of trying something new. When I attended however I was gradually and extremely disappointed with what I had been left with. The school is constantly switching out teachers who don't care about your wellness or academic success and replacing them with others who don't care either. The major I applied for which was 3D Animation/Game Design didn't even have a teacher for about four months in my sophomore year. The administration like in many schools will do anything to protect their image and if you've been bullied or attempt to report a problem they will either ignore your claim or do heck all to solve it. The clubs are bad and there isn't much to choose from and most of the school is made up of portables at the time I am writing this. However, if you support or are a part of the LGBTQ+ community then I would advice you join pride club as you will make friends with campus security officer, Ms. Liz and she'll treat you better than everyone else when it comes to dress code and the like. Now that I'm in my senior year we are expected to produce entry level work that of which a professional gaming company would accept with absolutely no instruction on how to polish/complete any of the work that we should have been taught how to do in the first place. The students who are in turn trapped in their major and cannot change unless they want to go back to their zoned school are completely unmotivated and excruciatingly negative. No one here is interested in helping or thinking about anyone other than themselves and are completely comfortable with mediocrity. Everyone's unoriginal, uninspired, and most people will talk about you behind your back one minute and act like they like you the next. I've never met people so discouraging, rude and straight up emotionally empty and unavailable in my life and it's turned me into a miserable person. If you can PLEASE avoid this school. You will NOT learn tools or skills here that you can keep with you when you graduate and new students cannot transfer in so you will be stuck with the same ugly, wretched kids and teachers (unless they leave) for the next four years and you CAN"T escape them.Azucar Morena

I just started my first semester of school and I will update to keep my review true to the stars I give. I never finished college when I was supposed to, 20 years ago, so now I’m back! It was hard looking for schools that would take me and my grades. There aren’t too many nursing schools in the Vegas Valley but I talked to a lot of them. They told me I would have to retake my classes, and/or take more classes before they would even let me in. I figured it would be an extra 1-3 years before I even got into their programs and I didn’t know what to take first and in which order to take them. Everything was so confusing! So I am glad that AZ accepted me in (with my HS GPA). Bruce was amazing and he made things easy in bringing me into the college! Ask for him if you’re interested in applying here. It’s a fairly new college to the Las Vegas area. The staff seem to like each other, laugh with each other and enjoy what they do. I love that. Who wants to go to school and learn from staff that hate what they do. Although for the first part of Nursing School we are in actual class for 2 or 3 days a week, it is a FULL time course. In orientation I heard people saying that they were going to work full time. I also heard that by the time you get to the Core classes, there aren’t as many students left. AZ has a high expectation where you have to get at least a B average in certain classes to get into Core. So I don’t believe that trying to go to an accelerated course like this, although “2-3 days a week” and working will work, thus the reason why people don’t make it into Core. You’ve got to put in 100% of yourself in studies. Also there are 2 ways Colleges and University’s get accredited. They are either regionally accredited or nationally accredited. So do your research before choosing a college. I chose this school because I don’t plan to move anywhere in the next 3 years. I want to stay in this school and I don’t plan to transfer out. As for the finance part of it, my military benefit of Post 9/11 covers the entire 3 years. I also applied for FASFA and I’m receiving an amount from them. It makes it so much easier to just concentrate on school!Flordeliza Sia

Arizona College Of Nursing would be best described as a school that only cares about getting money from students. Alex Chang is an advisor who will probably only contact you when it’s good for him, which is probably 20% of the time. Catherine Chege seems like a chicken with her head cut off running around never knowing any correct information talking 1000 mph while giving you the incorrect information and not really caring about anything besides herself. This school has not only wasted my time but wasted my money, with endless lies and promises that at the last minute were taken away. Don’t think this is just a disgruntled student who couldn’t pass, I currently have a 4.0 I was promised to be able to start at a certain date and as the date approached, was told that I would have to wait a year to start my classes, like that was some gift from them to me. So condescending and disrespectful when I have been working myself to DEATH trying to get everything done so I could start core. As if anyone even cared. And to top that off I was told directly by Catherine that at least I only wasted a little bit of time. Yes a little bit of time, three semesters $3000 and taking classes only for this specific program. That sure sounds like just a little bit of time doesn’t it? My so-called advisor never even bothered to reach back out to me because well why would he if they weren’t going to get my money. I would advise before thinking about this school, honestly just teach yourself to be a nurse before You even ever apply— you would probably get much further. They are t worried about supporting nurses they just need to make sure you can afford that $717/ credit hr. Unless you want to waste your time money and mental health go anywhere else but here. I guess they thought ignoring me would make the situation go away but I’ll be letting everyone know EXACTLY how this school operates until I can’t find anymore review sites. If you don’t want to respond to me professionally, then I’ll just allow everyone to know the details of personally. Don’t bother contacting me now either, it’s too late. You’ve made your decisions and now I’m making mine.Sah J.

I have been at Arizona College for nearly a year now. My time that I have been here has been filled with many great memories and memorable experiences. Arizonas staff members and professors show their genuine role in leading a way for their students success and makes it known that they genuinely care for their students. Our leaders make or break a facility, and I'm grateful to have the ones we do at Arizona College of Nursing here in Las Vegas! Alex helped me begin my nursing journey. He was super helpful, and eager for me to get enrolled and made sure that I stayed on track, was patient with me, and supported me the full way. Alex in admissions if you're reading this, thank you for helping me start my dream being as passionate as you are about your job to help students like me!Lala Marie

Changing career paths as an adult is never easy and comes with a load of hesitation. I am so happy that I made the decision to inquire about the Radiography program at Pima. My initial interaction with career services and admissions left me feeling safe and confident that this program and school would be the key to my success in this industry. My admissions staff member was available to me through every step of the process, from enrollment to the positive interactions with her daily while on campus. There just aren’t enough words to express my gratitude to each member of the radiography program at Pima. Every one of them set the highest expectations during the interview process. So much so that I thought, "man, can I really do this?" The program is rigorous, but the expectations were clearly set from the start. The Program Director, Clinical Director, and instructors became family. They were hard on us, not only because they cared about our individual successes, but also because they take pride in producing quality techs who enter the field of Radiology. Like family, they provide support, cheer us on, and lift us up when things get rough. They make sure "every day is a Radiology day," and they inspire. Hands down, this school and program were the best decisions I’ve ever made.a ova

Hands down best experience I have had. I completed the MA program in 2019 which was a wonderful atmosphere and I learned so much. I went on to the Radiography program where all the instructors fought for our education during the pandemic. They did everything in their power to make sure we received a proper education and were able to graduate on time. Sure enough we just graduated! Even with a family the program managed to make it all work. Our program director made sure we stayed on track every minute of the way. And our clinical director always made sure we had a clinical site to go to that we could learn at. I gained the best experiences at every site I went to and now have a job as guaranteed. This program has taught me so many things that I will take with me through my career. Thank you Pima and all the instructors in this program for everything!Alexis Nolasco

I graduated Pima from the rad program in 2016. My experience was wonderful even though I had a background in Radiography from finishing the school in the Army, but never pursue to get licensed. As a student at Pima, I learned so much from the staff who really showed they cared about getting you through the program and having success in the field. The campus was cleaned and maintained. I would recommend anyone I feel is a fit for the rad program to attend Pima. To this day I'm able to contact any rad program instructor including the program director for any advice or job inquiring and they'll be happy to assist me.george walker

Batch #14 – I am extremely happy I chose Saint Therese Learning Institute to enter and start my new career in health. I was completely new to world of healthcare. I was not sure what to expect from the program. I reassure you that from day 1, you will be learning and massaging those juicy brain cells! Do not take this program lightly. This program demands undivided attention! I have kids and a husband and believe me when I say they did not see much of me due to my face being "in the books" for about 7 weeks straight! I decided to test with the state one week after the end of the program and I aced the written part and passed the skills part perfectly! Professor Chris was knowledgeable and answered all questions with such enthusiasm. He was always on time and ready to teach. I enjoyed his humor, and he would answer questions during break too. The lab part was challenging at first but after lots of practicing my entire class became little pros! The key is to practice. The school is open for you to come and perfect your skills. I "used" up all of the resources that were offered to me, and it worked out to my advantage. Everyone I encountered at STLI was professional, willing and eager to help any student out that had questions. Again, I am so proud of myself and my classmates for taking on this fast paced, demanding program. It was an amazing experience and wonderful start to my new career in healthcare! Good luck to any future students and remember to STUDY, STUDY, PRACTICE, PRACTICE!Veronica Suitonu

Definitely will recommend Saint Therese Learning Inst. (STLI) to everyone who is considering will take the Nursing Assistant course. The Administrator Mr. Chris Santillan, the instructors Mr. Chris and all their staffs are wonderful. it takes only 6 weeks, I started the NA program in Aug.15,2022 and I graduated in Sept.19,2022. I took the State board exam in Oct.02,2022 and passed on my first trial. They will give you three trials so will have a lot of chances to pass the board exams for sure ! The class is a short span and they moved really fast. But, if you will pay attention in every chapter you will be able to follow even they are in fast pace. The key to succeed is pay attention on every words the instructor will mention and don't forget to take all notes. Study all the key points on every skills are the most important things you must do. I am so please that I choose STLI to learn as a CNA.Dulce Encarnacion

Wish I can give more than 5 stars to Saint Therese 🌟This school it’s amazing, starting with the Staff their above and beyond, their professionalism shows in every class their goal it’s for the students to get all the knowledge you need to become the best cna you can be ! Mrs Kris it’s kind and a very patience teacher, he always make sure you understand everything and it’s always open for questions ,plus he’s very joyful it’s fun to learn with him , the Director it’s always making sure we have all the materials we need to do our practice, the lab it’s fully equipped with everything you need ! I just Pass my state test and I highly recommend Saint Therese if you want the best experience becoming a CNA this is the best place you can go to , im proud to say I’m from batch 15 at Saint Therese Learning Institute.Yoli Garcia

Is this a 2 story Assisted Living Facility? Is it corporate or privately owned. How many residents are there? What is the caregiver/ resident ratio, pls don't respond with NV doesn't have ratios, I want to know if the facility cares more about capacity and how caregivers are worked over resident safety and care as residents are being charged for extra heavier care and heavy lifting and the pay stays the same for a caregiver with a much heavier work load. It's not right to have so called Assisted living pay vs skilled nursing without the higher pay of that of a skilled CNA not to mention not being fully staffed caregiver wise. …. E.G Hoyer lifts and those with major contractures making assisted living heavier then nessesary, 2 person assists with only 2 caregivers per every 60- 100 patients.MuseDisorder

When I was considering placing my husband at Sterling ridge I was very pleased with the cleanliness and the wellness of everyone there there was no hospital smell it was just like walking into a nice facility that offered care for both mental and assisted living residents. I highly recommend Sterling ridge to anyone facing putting a loved one into their facility. I couldn't have asked for a better place to have him spend his last daysKaaren Arndt

This is the best assisted living place I've had an experience with. They treated my brother with dignity and caring. It's a very pleasant place. Very friendly. They get to know the families. I ate lunch and dinner there several times. Food was excellent and a good variety.Abby Potter

Open availability. Easy, seamless sign-up online. Convenient e-reminder. Google Map directions did not disappoint. Warmest, genuine welcome by the receptionist/front desk. Clean wash room. Informative and entertaining class by Brandon. He/the company even offered hair-ties to students – very thoughtful. Further, he genuinely cared about the success of his students. eCard delivered practically instantaneously upon class completion. Absolutely recommend.Mykel Anderson

Second time taking CPR class there with Brandon. He's engaging, has a great sense of humor and takes time to ask all students if there is anything they need him to review before he continues on with the class. I'd rather go there and pay the fee then do the class at work for free. I highly recommend this location .Bridge K

I have done my recertification classes here a few times. The staff is always very accomadating and the teachers are knowledgeable and able to apply real life scenarios and make the class succinct and effective as well as show their personalities which make the class more enjoyable!Rochelle Read

stay away!! This university was student oriented back when I began in 2015. This has dramatically changed and they make it as difficult as possible for the student to achieve the degree. I am a 3.98 average student, so it is not the course work that is difficult, it is dealing with getting things done as far as practicum and finance. These people are a nightmare to deal with. Save yourself some aggravation and go to a different school.Richard Cipollino

Had really great meetings here. CCNE Accreditation’s And Regionally Accredited! Definitely will consider them in the future. Only reason I went somewhere else is because the other school offers night classes prior to the Nursing Core program. Chamberlain does not. Sooooo many people I know would have went here but again NO night classes. Hopefully that changes real soon!Aloha Vida

Chamberlain College of Nursing has absolutely fantastic professors and they genuinely care about your progress in the program. I would recommend it to anyone. The reasoning for my lack of a 5-star review is due to the fact that it is still a new school and many developments are underway for improvement. I am so happy I attended this school for my BSN.Alexandra Msaddi

Do not judge a book by its cover! When I arrived at Kindred I was skeptical. The rooms are small, and there’s not a lot of frills, but don’t let that turn you off. I recently had a nine week stay at Kindred Sahara and the care was excellent. On day one I was assessed by the entire team, even had a sit down with the dietitian to discuss needs and wants, and she made notes as to my preferences. The therapy department is fantastic, very kind and super professional in situations where you may feel awkward or vulnerable. The nursing staff is fantastic and I had several nurses who went above and beyond to provide the care I needed. The nursing supervisors came to every room every day to check on patients and see what concerns we had, and were quick to respond to any concerns. They want to get it right the first time. Most of the CNAs worked super hard to meet all of my needs, and several, like the nurses, went above and beyond. They have a patient care advocate who checks in with you daily to see how you’re doing and what concerns you have day to day, and she tries her best to make your stay the best she can. Were there downsides? Yes, but you will find that at every facility. The not so stellar areas were the kitchen (making errors on your tray), the rooms are small, and given the current world situation, they are sometimes short staffed, which means sometimes you have to wait a little while, but they WILL tend to you as soon as they can. If you can be a bit flexible, and be patient (which I know can be difficult when you’re in the hospital) you will have a good experience at Kindred.Elizabeth Allen

I stayed here at this hospital from 4/21 to 6/2/22. I can say that everyone I have encountered here has been really nice and helpful. I recommend this step-down facility to anyone who is looking for a place to recover from their illness. The only I thing I can complain about, is that it is really loud with the call lights beeping so I got some ear plugs. Earplugs helped me sleep during all that noise. The rooms & beds are comfortable enough. The rooms are dual occupancy. Since COVID the rooms are cleaned & sanitized everyday by staff. The nurses & CNA are professional & caring. I give them 4 stars. I have had a pleasant experience with all the staff, nurses, and specialists I felt well cared for and my health concerns were taken care of in a timely manner. The food was good and they have a kitchen lead worker who came to each room to take personalized meal options. The respiratory therapist, Dan, was really nice and he seemed to be able to work with the doctor to make sure my breathing issues greatly improved. There are too many nurses to thank as they were all great and very proactive great in helping me with general help in bed, and physical therapy technicians seemed rushed but they knew their stuff.Tracey Brown

I cannot put into words how amazing Kindred was to my mother during her time there with them. The hospital she was in previously gave us little information and seemed to be giving up on my mom & kindred did the exact opposite. Every time I seen my mom she was clean, and fed and most importantly, finally getting better over time. My mother, Dawn, told me about different conversations and laughs she was able to have with the different nurses and administration. Kindred gave my family and I a type of hope we were beginning to lose when she was at her previous hospital. Having my mother back home and healthy is the biggest blessing I have ever received and I’m forever grateful to Kindred Hospital for giving me more time with my beautiful mother. I’d recommend this facility to anyone in or near my moms recent position. My family and I are more than grateful and overwhelmingly happy to have our anchor of our family home with us.Neveah Johnson

As a parent I know what it's like when it comes to introducing your children to school life ,it is very important to make the right choice and pick an establishment that is making the grade on every area, we tried a big name private school and the quality of the establishment was almost comparable to CCSD, I thought when it came to the private schools you had to go with the bigger establishment if you want the quality service but turned out that that wasn't the case, we prayed very hard on it, during covid we did the school year at home and when the next school year came around and things were opening back up we were focused on finding a school and God put us with Mountain View Christian School and what a blessing it has been. Every single staff member I know on a first name basis because it was so easy to have a relationship with them because of how willing and open they are. If you are looking for a school that cares for your child more than you can hope for with a staff that opens their arms like you can only imagine, look no further. This school will help all your worries fade away when it comes to education because they got you covered 🙏 thank you Mountain View Christian School, we are definitely committed to this school for the duration of our education here in Las Vegas.W

I love MVCS ! It’s honestly an amazing 🤩 school , my kids are very happy here . The teachers really take their time to educate the kids . I love how i get daily reports on how my child is progressing and I also get access to homework along with grades . Discipline is taken very seriously and brought to one’s attention . I feel that my children get the attention needed to progress and succeed . Front office staff Mrs Donna and Mrs gloria are absolutely wonderful and sweet hands down best customer service and very compassionate . Lorena is hands down amazing 🤩 she goes above and beyond to get things done and Accommodates to each persons needs . The teachers absolutely are amazing my kids love all their teachers Mr Larrick , Mr perrino, Mrs popova . The principal is an amazing man very polite attentive to all the children and I mustn’t forget if your looking for a preschool this is the place Ms Kelsey , Ms Messerit and Ms Gunther are so awesome 🤩 my daughter has progressed so much and always looks forward to going and learning . Honestly school is great Mr Alex is the school guard and best be known your child will always be safe he’s an amazing sweet man .robloxarsenal lol

I grew up in Las Vegas myself. I have raised two children through the Clark County schools. I now have 3 children enrolled in MVCS. From the moment you walk into this school you can feel the love that surrounds it. MVCS has been a safe learning place for my children. As a parent I like to know how my children's day has been, what my children do well at, and what they need to work on. I feel like MVCS teachers and staff pay attention to all the details and communicate well with parents. Teachers are always available to speak with parents about all concerns big or small. There is always opportunity for parent involvement and it is encouraged. This will be my third year enrolling my children into MVCS. The growth in my children academically, and socially have been impressive. MVCS is very excepting to all walks in life and seem to strive on bringing out the best of every child. They treat everyone like family and would go out of their way to help anyone. I would recommend this school 100% and think it is definitely worth taking the time to tour. Sincerely Bonnie ( a parent )Bonnie Ybarra

My grandmother has been hospitalized at Kindred Hospital for about a year now. Her health has been yo-yoing up and down which has been greatly impacting our entire family. Through the early morning and restless night visits, the entire staff who has come into contact with us and helping my grandmother directly, there aren't enough words we can use to describe our wonderful experience throughout this difficult time. We come from a large family and have been alternating those who come to see our grandmother. She's been through a lot lately but also most of her adult life. She's been hospitalized and cared for at other places, but Kindred has definitely stood out for us. All staff have cared for her dearly and have kept us informed every step of the way. In particular, we want to highlight the efforts and compassion that Debbie, Kristin, and Joan have displayed. These 3 women have been our earthly angels in treating our grandmother as if she were their own family. Whenever we are not with my grandmother, we are able to rest knowing that she is in the best of hands thanks to these women. They have made us feel safe in allowing our grandma to stay here, especially recently since being moved to ICU. We had a serious scare last week and we thought we were going to lose our beloved grandmother. Even then, these 3 women stepped in to comfort and support my family when we needed it the most. I don't know what our mental health would look like right now if it weren't for all of the staff at Kindred, and especially Debbie, Kristin, and Joan. On behalf of our entire family, thank you for your selflessness and your dedication to saving lives and helping our grandmother. You are all amazing and an honest godsend. I apologize if I've misspelled any of your names.Duck DuckGo

I really don’t know where to start. However, my son had a stroke, a bad stroke and was admitted to Kindred Hospital on Flamingo in Los Vegas Nevada for long term care after leaving the emergency hospital. My first encounter was with Ms. Debbie Cochran, the program manager. She was very sympathetic and promised to do all in her power with her staff if the Lord is willing. My son rallied in and out of infections, and other medical issues that eventually isolated him in their ICU department which was right there in the building, along with X-rays, Occupational, Physical Therapy, Respiratory Therapist, Kidney Dialysis, and a host of professional, skillful doctors, nurses, and Certified Nursing assistants. They were wonderful. ICU overcame , and maintained his needs helping him regain the health he needed to begin the journey back to health again. Ms. Cochran was instrumental in his care by accepting us as family with the most support available for families with meager hope. Small incidents came up as in most large establishments, however, Ms. Cochran handled them as easily as buttering a piece of toast. She is a wonderful person whereby my family will always carry her deep in our hearts. My son is still there but beginning to see the light at the tunnel. If you ever need such a facility as this one on Flamingo shine your light on Ms. Cochran. If she can’t it’s because it was just not meant to be. I will never, ever forget Ms. Cochran for the things she has done for my well being and our family.Elvira Bailey

Where do I start? My mom was in the hospital for several weeks when my sister and I were told we needed to start looking at longer term care facilities for her. We toured a couple places, and then we came to Kindred. From the moment we walked in…we knew this was the place. Starting with Noreen at the front desk. She was kind, helpful, super friendly and so delightful. Then we meet patient advocate Debbie. OH MY GOSH!!!! I felt like we were talking to family. She was so kind and caring and made this hard decision one of the easiest things we had to do. She gave us a tour, explained everything we needed to know, and even gave us a hug when we left. Then mom came to the hospital and she was so well cared for. The nurses were always on it…and if something happened and we needed their assistance, they were right in. Debbie checked in with us everyday. She brought mom a sweet stuffed animal to hold onto and brought us treats…just in case we hadn't eaten, and just because she cared. Everyone was professional and amazing. I cannot say enough great things about Kindred. Thank you all for making my mom's final days so much easier on us all. You're a blessing.bethany schilder

I'm currently a student at the Nevada career institute, and I would like to thank the faculty and staff. My experience with the S.O.S. teacher Mrs. Jennifer has been very encouraging and educational. She is a dedicated caring teacher that has a true devotion for teaching. Mrs. Jennifer has prepared me for my core classes, and with the knowledge that I've obtained, have the confidence to enhance my professional development enrolled in the Business Office Administration program. Keep up the excellent work Mrs. Jennifer, you are a valuable asset to the Nevada Career Institute as a highly qualified passionate educator.Lester Trammer

I’m so glad I choose NCI I really wasn’t sure about it but then i had Ms Jennifer in my sos class she is amazing and so patient. She’s the best teacher I have meet on my entire life she help you a lot and explain you many times everything. I’m sad because I’m leaving her class but I’m so happy that she was there for everything I need help I’m so glad. Ms. Jennifer if you see this I’m going to miss you 😢 you are such a beautiful teacher and mom your kids should be proud of you. I hope to your see again one day I will never forget about youLa Flaca With Yahir

When I first started taking my SOS class I wanted to quit, I felt overwhelmed with the whole thing but I didn't because of Mrs. Jennifer. I never thought I would be going back to class online. It has been a very great experience for me. I've seen her with a class of 39 to a class of 12 and with both she still has a smile on her face and was able to help everyone in every way that she can. I'm nervous, excited, and sad to leave her SOS class. But I know I'll do fine. Thank you again Mrs. Jennifer for everything.Lerina Mendoza

This is how far out my truck sticks even when it's kissing the pillar behind it. School would rather give 6 million dollars to its basketball coach rather than use it repaint larger spaces in their parking garage and to build another parking garage to include more parking. Must pay to do homework online. No one available to answer phones at any department ever. Staff is poorly trained, unprofessional, and not knowledgeable about their departments. Arrogant teachers who will yell at you for something as simple as using your phone. Counselors are always backed up for a month, which could be fixed yet again by redirecting funds, but that doesn't make money… I could go on and on, but I will end with that this is the least accommodating and most poorly run business I've ever paid for. They treat the students like they only want their money, but then don't even treat them like real customers. The only saving grace this school has is that it's clean. Would transfer if I had the money to. EDIT: Had to change my rating to one star after the campus decided to start citing students for lack of parking permits early this year without notification. Seriously, they have the time to spam us with these stupid Rebel News articles every week, but not enough time to send an email about something that actually matters? They will find any reason to charge you extra fees as long as it makes them money. WORST BUSINESS IN THE CITY!Natalie Lam

Was able to get my covid-19 vaccine shot here. The staff and volunteers did an excellent job of moving people through the line quick and efficiently. The setup was planned out very well so that everything just naturally flowed through the student union building. There was plenty of parking available as well. Everything was by appointment only so be sure to set that up before you go. My appointment was at 1:30 and I was done and back on the road by 1:55 and that is with a mandatory 15 minuet wait where they have you just sit to make sure that you don't have an adverse reaction to the vaccine. I definitely recommend getting your shot here if you are eligible.Wayne Davies

I love being a patient here. I never have to wait longer than 10 min or so in the waiting room. It's a very clean place with great service. My doctor always lets me know what is going to be done during my visits and gets it done fast and efficient. They let you know how to properly care for your teeth. I would recommend being a patient at the UNLV dental clinic. Great experience.Amallely Gutierrez

Updated: DISAPPOINTING Only 1 positive thing has held since my son started here last year – no bullying problem. If this is the most important aspect to you, then WCTA is wonderful. If you care about education, read on. School propaganda claims WCTA is the 2nd best high school in NV, 1 of best in the nation, & a magnet “school of distinction.” Coursework seems no harder/in-depth than any other school. I expected my son to be challenged. Bored, annoyed, & downtrodden is more like it. WCTA claims a 100% graduation rate. This is only because they force out students the staff doesn’t like. If they dispirit a previously hard-working happy student enough, they won’t let him come back. The student goes on to drop out from his local school instead. There are frequent problems with interactions of computer programs, eg Google Classroom & Infinite Campus. (Some teachers admit it, others don’t.) Tech schools should have properly working tech. & beware their website. They send you to it for everything but it’s frequently frought with viruses. This doesn’t bode well for their IT program…. “High expectations with support.” HA! Graded work is rarely returned to the student. Many teachers don’t post grades to InfiniteCampus for weeks (sometimes not until after progress reports) so neither student nor parent can assess progress. Some teachers seem to grade based on whether they like the student. Others don’t do their own grading. Either way the student is left with inexplicable scores of “missing” and “0.” (Teachers should have to adhere to an honor code like the students.) When the student tries to speak with a teacher, the teacher is either unavailable or in a hurry & can’t talk. Making an appointment with anyone is impossible. Calls get nowhere. Emails are ignored by teachers, counselors, & administrators. If you can corner someone, they say it’s not their job & pass the buck to someone else who ignores you too. Attempts to document a student’s work to prove it was done & prevent the grading issues are met with disdain, sometimes contempt. Then it becomes a battle of “he said/she said” trying to sort out the mess. So much time is wasted, it’s conveniently too late to do anything about it, so it goes on for another quarter. Cell phones aren’t to be on during class but many teachers incorporate them into classwork then use this to say the student isn’t working. This happens with laptops also but they are allowed. Often teachers take tardy notes, etc from the student without updating the attendance record. The student is then left with a mark of unexcused. Without the note to corroborate, he’s left without recourse. If you can get an appointment with a “counselor” they don’t counsel. “Academic advisor” would be more accurate but I even use that term loosely. There is no suggesting of classes or help figuring out your future. They don’t bother to get to know a student’s records, let alone the student himself. They do manage to let the student know he is screwing up and will have to take summer school or is on academic probation though (with no discussion or help with issues before this point). I find this unacceptable at any school. I could go on, but, honestly, I’m just sick of it all. We no longer feel great about being part of the WCTA “family” but I’m scared to think what an average rated school would be like…. I guess I won’t have to worry about it though because my former straight A student is now heading to be one of those dropouts that doesn’t exist. Original review 5⭐️ Sept 2017: At the end of my son’s first week I asked him how he liked it. His answer, "Mom, for the first time in my life, I feel like I can do (accomplish) anything." After 10 years of hating school, feeling dragged down and being bullied for being smart, this brought tears to my eyes. He feels encouraged & like he fits in. The people here appreciate him for who he is. Only time will tell if it stays this way, but I feel great about sending him here & he feels great about being here.Lillith Kain

If I could give this school one star, I would. They make it seem like it's such an amazing opportunity and learning experience for our children, but all I've gotten is a child who comes home depressed because of the lack of understanding she is able to recieve from your teachers. They tried suggesting a lower class, but that wasn't the problem. It's like they focus too much on making things hard instead of teaching. A couple years ago, I finally decided that I would transfer my kid to another school. West Tech really couldn't save the sonly good words I had left to say. The transferring process was so much harder than it was with my child's friend, who also left the school a year prior. WARNING!! They keep your children on a leash. They will try to put you in the worst position when you are trying to get your child out of there. I think it's better just to stay out of this schools buisness. And I don't want a reply back telling me that they will improve because that's a lie.haycinth

I would give it a five stars but i would listen to what i gotta say. Education is 10/10 People are really friendly. Easy to make friends. Program leaders are top notch. Organized Campus But next year there will probably not be any more transportation for anyone that lives farther than biking distance WHATSOEVER. Supposedly they are cutting funding, which is incredibly stupid. Luckily you can try and find a bus that stops closer to the original stop, but the school is not willing to give you any information to help you out if you are not covered. So in my opinion. It is a huge game changer. Next thing you know, your kid wont be able to go to school because there's no buses. You'll get reported for truancy. But in reality you have a perfectly good reason for not being able to go. So if you cant make a carpool system with a friend, or you cant get a ride. Then just go to your home school and save the stress and trouble.Thomas Ford

I truly believe this is the best massage school to attend if you are intending on going to Massage Therapy school. The school director, John, is amazing. He is extremely helpful and knowledgeable with most of what need to know about school, massage therapy, business, jobs regarding massage..etc. He is very up to date with latest news and want you to genuinely succeed and encourage you to contact him with any questions you may have even 10 or 100 years after graduation lol. The classes are predominantly small and intimate [offer SPANISH classes as well] and so is the school but I think that is one of the key factors as to why many graduates from this school succeed and exceed in their massage careers because of the level of thoroughness and personalization of the way the subjects are being taught and encouragement from instructors and all of the staff. Teachers are very passionate and knowledgeable and most have had more than a decade of experience in the business so you can be sure to capture and grasp each of their unique experiences in the way they teach. But worry not, they are also modernized as well as have old-school wisdom to share so you will not be learning just old ways but a combination of it all 🙂 it's great. Long story short, if you are considering Massage School, look no further. You will be more than glad you chose this school. They offer morning and night classes to accommodate your schedule whether work or other things occupying your time. Thank You EMTS for your unending support and great staff and for the amazing experiences I've had here. Truly the best of the best. -Annethegreen sun

I have always had a passion for the art of massage therapy. When I decided to pursue in a career, I interviewed a few schools in the area. When I first stepped foot into this school I knew I was in the right place. The first thing I noticed was the atmosphere and staff was very professional, clean and welcoming. I met with John the schools director and was able to provide me with a clear understanding of what to expect if I attend here. The program is well structured and the teachers provide you with an abundance of information so you are able to have good understanding of all the material. This course requires you to apply yourself, and challenge yourself as if you were already in the field. Through instructors directions you are able to find your own personal style and move into a space of where you feel confident going into clinic. The clinic aspect creates a wonderful environment to master your techniques while working on different individuals and different needs. This is a wonderful experience to prepare you for what you will find later in the field. My own personal experience has opened me up for more than what I thought in the beginning. I thought I was here to become a massage therapist, but I left this school with a much better understanding of myself, my desires and purpose in life. This school was one of my greatest experiences and since has helped me recognize my own personal gifts I can offer to the world I know. If you are looking for a career in massage therapy I strongly recommend you come to this school.Cristina Phillips

I'm a recent graduate of European Massage Therapy School and wanted to post a review of what a wonderful learning experience I had at this school. Having visited other schools, beyond finding the location and cost ideal, I definitely felt the most comfortable with EMTS, especially after talking with John, the director. Very heartfelt and very passionate about the school and the program and what it can mean for people getting their start, i.e. educational foundation, in Massage Therapy. Now having finished the program, I can attest that it was definitely the right school for me. Great school, great teachers, great classmates and definitely felt a high standard of education. I firmly believe the small and intimate classroom sizes played such a critical role in establishing the amazing, safe and conducive learning environment. It gives such ready access to the teacher, who can take the time with each student. I was well prepared not only for doing my clinic hours, but also the licensing exam. Can't thank my science teacher and my practical hands-on teachers enough! And speaking to those reading through comments to see if this is a great place to GET a massage, I can definitely say yes! I got really great positive feedback from those I saw, and so did so many of my fellow classmates, so I know the caring and quality of massage can be really high. Don't be afraid to call the front desk and chat about which students are doing clinics and who you may pair best with! Thanks again to EMTS!caroline lee