11 Best Bsn Programs In Charlotte, NC (2022 Updated)

I left a BSN program to attend CCHS and it was the best decision I ever made for my nursing career! Compared to the university I previously attended, CCHS classes are small and intimate, we had easy access to our teachers and advisors and we had a TON of hands-on clinical experience. I felt very prepared for the NCLEX as well as my first nursing job after I graduated. I then was able to work as an RN while taking classes online for my BSN after I graduated. I highly recommend CCHS to anyone interested in a career in healthcare and am proud to be a CCHS alummi!Kelly Carlisle

Two days ago, I received an acceptance letter into CCHS’s Neurodiagnostic Technology program! The application process was made easy due to great communication, kindness and patience from Robert, the Coordinator of Admissions. Mrs. Ashley Hastings, the Program Chair, answered all of my questions in detail, making me more eager to join the program. I am looking forward to gaining knowledge from her. All of the staff I have come across so far at CCHS has been welcoming and kind. I highly recommend applying to Carolinas College of Health Sciences.Ahyanna

I've attended CCHS for almost 2 years now. I like how the staff has worked diligently with student during COVID-19. While everyone is still going through difficult times, they have been able to adapt to regulations and restrictions of healthcare that have been placed during the pandemic. I truly enjoy attending CCHS and I know that once I graduate from the nursing program, I will have all the tools, training, and guidance needed to provide excellent care to all patients.Stephanie Lemons

Let's be honest, there are good things and bad things to this school. While the department the major I have is very small and thus more personal with you, especially with advising, the bigger departments like business are very impersonal with you, and hold rather strict barrings on until you complete the, to be honest, useless general education the college forces on you, though that is the case anywhere in America. It is almost arrogant in how they dismiss the ideas and opinions of the students in favor of their own. They are also known for their excessive penny pinching. With the prices on campus being outrageous, they also hold strict rulings for housing and parking, giving you hefty bills if you mess up on even the slightest infraction. Overall, the grand and upcoming productions they are doing with the school, such as the football field and new dorms and buildings, do not help the general student population much. Now, with this said, there are good things to this place. For one, in smaller departments, you get a generally more personal and kinder attention to you and your college career. With my department at least, as long as you show the ability, they help you get the classes you want and need. Also, at least on campus, school spirit runs deep with the green and gold. There are more than enough events to bolster this said school patriotism, and can eventually come to rival other schools. Also, while some professors have a tendency to stuff beliefs down the student's throats, others can be thought inspiring, and can be interesting and even fun to go to classes sometimes. However, the lousy administration still lingers over these benefits, and hampers the overall quality of the school. If they fixed that problem, they would be a good school. However, with that said problem, I can only recommend it, as a current student, as a mediocre to slightly above average at best school to prospective students. To them, I would look at your options and see if you want to come here. I do not regret the choice of coming to this school, but I cannot ignore its blatant and crippling flaws.Drunk Farmer

If you have a lot of money, or you're a research student or engineer, you probably won't have a problem with this school. The school looks very nice on the outside, but as a student, I hated it. The dorms were god awful. Their elevators did not work on the first day of move in. At one point they did not have enough rooms in the highrises for the students, and had to house students in the commons rooms and blackout the windows. The Cafeteria food was always questionable. Cold and pretty unimaginative. Facilities and services always closed down early. There was hardly anything open on the weekends. Not to mention there is barely any means of going anywhere outside of campus if you don't have a car. Speaking of cars, parking services is ridiculous and incompetent. They wrote me up even when I had my parking tag right on the windshield, positioned properly where it was supposed to be, and another time I got a ticket after the semester had ended! This school just looks for ways to nickel and dime students. They're department chairs and coordinators are a bunch of fools who can't manage their jobs. And when they make mistakes, you are the one who will probably end up paying for it.Eric Williams

I went to UNCC back in the mid to late 90s. All I can say is if I had a time machine, I'd love to go back. I met several life-long friends that I continue to hang out with to this day. It's amazing how much the campus has changed over the years. The last time I was there (for the first football game) I almost got lost. I received a fine arts degree and have made a career out of digital printing and design. According to other reviews, people still like to go home on the weekends. That was also the case when I attended, but for the brave that stay around the school during the weekend, more power to you. That's where the fun is really at. Also, I'm hearing that students aren't attending the football games and the ones that are, tend to leave early. All I have to say to that is, just be glad you have a football team. We were so sports deprived back in the day, we would go to all the basketball and baseball games. Good times!Chad Milburn

This college has made a terrible impression. They got me admitted as a transfer student, and I have been preparing for the Fall session online, but to appear in person, and I just found out I missed the registration deadlines because student advising never got back to me. I took the new student orientation and the professor, just skimmed through all the info. There wasn't time for questions, and she cut it short by 30 minutes. It didn't even explain how to register online. I had been in communication and prepared for this session but didn't understand how to register so all the classes I had 'added to my schedule' weren't actually registered, and no one followed up with my questions. I thought I was registered, and even as I try to register now after the fact, it still says I need student advising which no one ever got back to be except for an email to say I already had everything set up. I am torn about this. Now I have to wait another session to get started?! NO! I will take my education somewhere where I can actually get assistance. This is such an emotional drag.Gabrielle Flores

I really enjoyed the staff and the faculty at the campus. The night classes came in handy if you work full time during the day or if you have small kids to take care of. Also, with so many online classes it is much easier to handle the work/life balance and responsibilities. I like how clear everything is to understand, how the faculty are subject matter experts and work with people who need extra attention and extra patience as life can be challenging when juggling so much. The people in financial aid and the Dean are really good about answering questions and providing guidance and support. The class structures being one at a time in the semester and the small amount of people in the class help make it easier to have a relationship with the faculty. Don’t get me wrong, if you don’t study and you don’t focus, you will not succeed. But if what you want to do is get right to the point, work hard and get a job, this is the place to go. I know other people who have studied in different places and I honestly feel like when we talk about what classes I had to take and what material I had to study, I really feel like I got a lot more out of the experience than they did with theirs. No regrets.Theresa Martinez

This school needs to learn how to listen to the students sometimes. I can say that with some of the reviews they are right about the money part if I would’ve did more research i probably would’ve went somewhere else because how is it that I signed up for classes and did all the paper work but then when school starts and begin classes that all of sudden the books cost more then you expected. You should have known that before classes started or during the process prices don’t change overnight. The instructor i had no longer works here but she was a very good teacher, she made sure that you understand everything and always tried to relate it to everyday life things to help you remember and only because of her am i glad that i came here because she really made me fall in love with my program. They really lost the best instructor ever!!! Overall i say do your research no school is perfect but they got some snakes at this school and its sad because we suppose to be adults.Erin Braynon

Private school scam! Young adults, please don't fall for this. Sharon Palmer will manipulate you into signing over to pay fifty thousand dollars for a five thousand dollar course. All they care about is money and their credits don't even transfer. I withdrew in Novmeber and they still are triyng to get me to pay loans for classes I never attended. When I called them today, they said they split your fafsa in half (which makes no sense) and use the other half for the next semester wherther you go or not. This way, if the half doesn't cover the semester you're forced to take out a loan. Coretha and Sharon palmer spammed me with emails at one and two in the morning trying to coerce me into signing things and making me feel like it was life or death. Do not trust this school and if you can, go somewhere else.X'zavia Woods

Terrible with finacial aid, your number will always change and they will give with next to nothing. Make sure you take 12 credits (+5 classes) or else youll have $30.51 as your refund like me and have to drop out because you cant afford a book fee. 😡. Unhelpful and after this semester i will be transferring somewhere better.Kami Pate

Taking a Continuing Education online course right now — this Fall '21. The campus is awesome when I want/need to do something in-person, registration and tech team are super helpful. I want to take more classes here and learn a bunch of stuff lol.Theanisa

This school is absolutely AMAZING! Mrs. Sue and Mrs. Zainab are two of the most caring and thoughtful instructors/people I have ever had the pleasure of meeting. Mrs. Sue, who was my class' instructor for the CNA I class, was extremely dedicated to our class and to making sure that we knew all of the information for the state test and for our careers in medicine. She volunteered to stay later or come in earlier when students needed it and she was always willing to answer any questions or help you in any way. Mrs. Zainab, an instructor and the director of the school, went above and beyond the extra mile to make sure that we passed the state exam and that we had an extremely knowledgeable and pleasant time at her school. She truly cares about her students' success which is obvious in every conversation with her as she was always checking in on and encouraging us. I cannot be more grateful for Unity Nursing Institute, its staff, and all that it has taught me about being a CNA or being in the medical field in general. I would recommend this place to anyone who wants the best experience getting their certifications.Cassie Kotas

Miss Zainab is hands down the most amazing teacher I have ever had. She is passionate about the medical field and helping provide the best care. Because she’s so genuinely passionate about it, she wants to train you to be the absolute best you can be to be a valuable asset to the healthcare community. She explains things and is very hands on. I absolutely loved being a part of her class and i would do it again in a heart beat. She loves her students and does everything she can to make you successful. She’s knowledgeable and I 1000% recommend this school. I did the evening CNA I program and it was the best. I will always carry with me the things I learned and the great experience I had. Great atmosphere and good training. We were ready and prepared to give our best in clinical and our hard work and great education was apparent when staff and residents commended us on our work ethics and knowledge. All because Ms. Zainab goes above and beyond to teach you. I love this school and I love Ms. Zainab. 10/10 recommend!Marisa Robinson

I CANNOT SAY ENOUGH GOOD THINGS ABOUT UNITY NURSING INSTITUTE!!! This school sets high standards. I wish every nursing assistant was required to attend Unity Nursing. What an AWESOME teacher!!! She is extremely knowledgeable, very caring, and willing to go above and beyond to help you succeed. The way she teaches makes it not only easy to learn, but exciting as well. She teaches in a way that makes you hunger for more. This teacher makes you value others even more than you already do. She goes the extra mile to make sure you know how important it is to provide care for others, and that you apply the best skills in doing so. Zainab is a truly golden soul whom has a gift and a passion for teaching. You will not be disappointed in choosing this school!R George

I enrolled in the Medical Assistant program at ECPI in March 2020 (3 month pregnant). With everything going virtual I really questioned staying enrolled. the school was not easy to work with over a computer. My Financial aid was messed up in the beginning and had to be completely redone and some of the teachers were TERRIBLE with virtual learning. I stuck it out and hoped for the best. As my due date creeped up I started freaking out but Mrs. Mocilan helped make sure everything with school was set for me to welcome my little boy. When we were finally able to come back in person all my classes were with Mrs. Mocilan. I honestly would not have finished this program if it wasn’t for her. She encourages all her students and she see the potential every individual has. She ALWAYS made herself available to her students no matter what she had going on. She went over and beyond to make study material for each certification you can get through the program. Then when you go out on externship she does everything to make sure you are getting the hands on training. I am currently employed at my externship site and she still checks on. I hope ECPI sees how lucky they are to have Mrs. Mocilan as their MA program director.Mikayla McNeill

I’ve been enrolled at ECPI since 2019, since then the staff have been very helpful and reassuring. Tabitha Mocilan and Charles Berry in particular stood out to me as instructors who were dedicated to helping their students get the best education and support when needed. Not only were they always readily available while in person, they made sure to be there for any questions or concerns I had on their time off. Their classes always kept my attention, whether virtual or in person. Our classes were always interactive! Both of them made sure to get to know you as a student and also understand enough about your personal life to help you stay on track in the courses. I’ve learned so many new things during my education journey here at ECPI and I am excited to take these new skills into the medical field. Thank you!Bree Rockingham

I recently graduated from the medical assistant program and I absolutely loved it! Mrs. Mocilan and Mr. Berry were both amazing. They both took the time to help you with whatever you may be struggling with and especially with the pandemic they spent a lot of time with their students! I ended up with 4 certifications and I can honestly say that I was ready for all of them because I was really engaged in class because I was taught everything that I needed to learn for my exams. Class size can very from 5 students to 20. Clinicals were done for our clinical classes and we would also have open labs if you needed help and that helped me a lot! I am very satisfied with the medical assisting program because I ended up getting a job right after graduating. I had an amazing experience.Kathy Luu

I thought that I would like this school but it has been very difficult getting a hold of anyone to give me the information that I need. I'm sure that their school is very well received by other but in my end of it they don't seem to be very attentive…I can only hope and pray that isn't the case once I become a student…if I ever get a chance to become a student.A W

I had the most amazing time here, everyone was so helpful. If I had to do it all over again CPCC will be my choice. All the information you need is on the website, if you want to be successful in this institution all you need to do is pay attention. Staff and teachers are great.Rosa Y-U

I have completed an associate degree here. On top of the degree I was able to get several free certifications. I'm my opinion it was a great place with ample opportunity to succeed. They even help with resumes, mock interviews, internships, and future careers after graduation.sharon cea

A great college for everybody who wants more education, meet people from allover the world. They have a very good security service, great teacher, a wide spectrum of fields to study, central and and also 5 other campuses in the Charlotte-area. If there would be a 4.5 star possibility I would give it. They create confusion during the registration for ELS, HSE and college. The people at the information desk are not really helpful, give wrong or no information, the advisors also give often half information. The two departments of college they offer don't work good together. The transfer after GED/Hiset to the 2-years gollege is not good.Chiffre- Nummer

I like this campus it's wonderful for studing. I finished my ESL classes and now I can speak english, and I can communicate with the people.Dorita Lopez