6 Best Bsn Programs In Dayton, OH (2022 Updated)

I was not pleased with this school at all. Teachers constantly changed, and unqualified teachers were teaching classes (english teacher taught us psychology). There were mixed signals about dress codes and the dean of the school humiliated me in the main lobby over a minor dress code infraction while MANY other students were out of dress code. Our class began with 25 and only 3 original students from that class graduated. You are required to pass ATI proctored exams to continue in the course, but if you fail those exams they make you retake classes that are not associated with the exam you failed. I’m thankful i was able to get through the program, but I felt like a major disservice was done to myself and my classmates. There were a select few incredible teachers that really cared about the students, but they were bogged down by the horrendous upper management. I hope with the new DON change that these things change, but this was my experience.Sara Lawson

I completed the bridge program at OIAH. I earned my RN diploma, and I had a wonderful experience. My instructors went above and beyond for me, offered continual support, and gave me the tools and information to succeed. I passed the NCLEX on my first attempt without studying additional materials. Six students were in my class. Three graduated and passed boards. That is a fairly decent ratio for nursing school. Out of the three that didn’t pass, two quit for personal reasons. I have recommended this program to several friends including my own mother. She also graduated from the program! I have been offered positions at UC, Trihealth, Premier, and Dayton Childrens. I have moved on, and I am completing my BSN. Awesome program!Rebecca Daniels

I wouldn’t recommend this school, staff plays favoritism, if you don’t pass the standard ATI test then you fail the whole class. They only believe their staff you will not be prepared for success, this school prepares you for failure and I’m not joking. CTC, Fortis and Omcc are all better options! You will waste your time and will have to began at a better school!Jerry Stolkes

I love this school and everything they have to offer. This is a wonderful place to further your education. They are very helpful with all your needs and work hard at providing you with the necessary tools to achieve your goals. I mainly go to the centerville campus-since I live right around the corner in Kettering, but I’ve been to the main campus a time or two. It’s very easy to find everything here, and a cute layout. It’s so much more than a community college, and hopefully one day they will take on the full roll. Until now it’s a great place to be. You can also get your bachelor’s here for only a couple select programs. I highly recommend this college to any and all. Their is no reason to pay tens of thousands in college fees, simply for a name that nobody in the professional world even cares about. This college is great for the pocket and your brain.Evie Gervais

Still one of the best educational values in the country. Sinclair has agreements with most of the major state universities and 4-year colleges, as well as robust adult education/trade education programs. And the campus is nicely laid out. It's easy to get to and from, there is ample parking (you may have to "cruise" at peak times), and most of the campus is connected by sheltered walkways or tunnels.Athena Prime

Sinclair Community College has really been improving over these past few years. I'm currently attending the Nursing program. The newer building 14 is really nice and clean and has nice practice styled simulation rooms and equipment. Most of the professors I've encountered have been a positive, there are a few though that should reconsider being a teacher.Dani Ewing

Thank you all for your feedback. One issue that has been posted has been the parking issue. We have implemented some changes to help improve the parking situation. We have 1) fabricated an unnecessarily complicated scheme to defraud taxpayers of the state by using the university as a shell company for our rich trustees. 2) we tried to screw the faculty and staff of benefits and pay so they can support themselves and their families which led to a strike, 3) we have a president who is incompetent and has yet to understand the correlation between students enrolled and revenues. We (the board of trustees and president) have tarnished the illustrious reputation and have stopped actively recruiting students. Taken together, these have led to a decrease in enrollment of approximately 20%. Parking issues resolved. Edit: Some of you have reported complaints regarding some of your professors. Tied to the above issues, we have strived tirelessly and relentlessly to eliminate as many of the mobile professors as we could. Those are the professors who have maintained top notch research portfolios that contribute to the overall body of knowledge in their respective fields. While some still remain, we know they are likely actively looking for other jobs as we still can’t seem to figure out how to run a university.Joe Smith

If you need mental health services, good luck. Over 2 months on a waiting list to receive counseling so if you are having a hard time I guess deal with it. If you want to see a psychiatrist you must come in 2 hours before you will be seen and it's not even guaranteed you will be seen because they only accept 3 people a week. The nursing program is an absolute disaster. Professors are disorganized and not even fluent in the subject which they teach. You will ask them a question and they wont have the answer and/or will be rude to you for even asking. My academic advisor in my first year told me to sign up for classes I didn't even need so I completely wasted time and money because I did not figure this out until it was too late. Avoid this school at all costs, it's absolutely falling apart because the admin misused our hard earned money we put into this school expecting an education and receiving basically nothing in return. I would like to add that the staff at mental health services is wonderful and I did have some great gen. ed professors and they deserve a school that will put it's money in the right places to benefit students and staff.Meagan Kellis

This University once was cutting edge. It is a great place to start certain educational pursuits. If you are a grad student, this is a great opportunity. Undergrads? You'd get better bang for your dollar elsewhere. The financial problems of this school has negatively impacted the school's ability to grow and recruit at a competitive level. The leadership of the school – President & Board of Trustees – has been lackluster at best in the past 20 years. The result is loss of sports programs, inability to attract and retain quality student+centered professors. The school is ANTI-First Amendment with respect to all students have equal voice, freedom of thought and expression. The one major advantage Wright State University has is its proximity to auto industry, defense industry, research opportunities, space (satellite) development and well-supported (by local communities) student life.Nathan Setters

I am so grateful and I'm pleased to announce that I will be taking my state boards soon, my experience at OMCC was a good one, I remember while I was in school all the negative people that kept saying that the school is all about money, no they're not,, they're all about preparing you for your test!! I am a thankful for the teachers and all the staff at OMCC,, especially Bob,,,He helped me get through a lot of things and kept me positive. So if you go to attend OMCC,try to avoid the negative people and remember to keep positive and that the school is there to help you. I hope one day I can return and go for my RN. I want to give a special thanks to Dr.Daisy,, thank you for all that you do for the students. I send many hugs to OMCC and all of the teachers and the staff members and especially doctor Daisy and Bob ❤👁👁🌹Rosie 39

Dr Daisy and her staff are AMAZING!! I attended Ohio Medical College for all of my medical education! I first went there for my certified nursing assistant classes. It was great! I learned and passed my state test on the first try! Went back for practical nursing, teachers were very knowledgeable, reliable and understanding! Passed my NCLEX exam and worked as a LPN while going back to OMCC for my Register Nurse Associates degree. Finished and now living my best Nursing life!! I would highly recommend this college! I’m a proud graduate of Ohio Medical College and wouldn’t have went anywhere else!! If you’re looking for a trustworthy college, this is the place to learn!!Sharia Bailey

I am so happy I chose OMCC for my LPN nursing career! As an older adult learner I struggled at first to actually start the process of learning online. But the staff, the teachers, the admin and the financial adviser were very patient and understanding. Was it easy? No. But they helped guide me thru the choppy waters of going back to school in the tech age at over 50 yrs old, bravo OMCC! The future is in your hands and if you really want it, OMCC is there to help you get to the next level of your journey. On my way to the RN program! Good luck 😉and good blessings 🙏🏽to you!kimberly parnell

I was a non-degree seeking student at the Automotive College. In general, I felt the theory was useful for my own automotive career, as well as in repairs on my own vehicle. There were a few issues I found with the automotive program. First, what can be learned in the labs can easily be learned working in an auto repair shop. Experience, not theory, ultimately makes for a good technician. For the cost of three classes, you could buy a decent project car, some auto parts, watch YouTube videos, read some books and teach yourself mostly everything covered in these courses. Add the project car on top of working at a shop, you have the recipe for a cost-effective automotive education. My second issue with the program is some of the lab techs and professors can become unnecessarily rude when you ask for help on certain parts of a lab activity. While they don't explicitly state you have to have experience for most of these courses, there does seem to be a tacit expectation you have either been wrenching for a while or you can learn by watching (as opposed to needing to build muscle memory by actually doing). As someone who requires a little more time with the mechanical aspects of auto repair, this expectation put me at a disadvantage when it came to certain department employees' attitudes towards me. I ended up having to teach myself a fair amount of class content using the methods above. Overall, I would summarize Sinclair's automotive program as good for someone seeking an automotive DEGREE. If you're looking for an automotive EDUCATION, the courses can be a good supplement, but as the saying goes, "Experience is the best teacher." And, if I may add another, "College — even Sinclair's automotive program — holds no secret knowledge."Jonathan

On 09/20/21 at approximately 21:35 I blew a tire, just as I exited the highway, I drove over the bridge and managed to pull into this location, not knowing what it was. It only took about 10min for two individuals (a man and a woman) to exit the building, see my situation, and immediately help me without hesitation. They said that they were assistants to a professor at the building. I was back on the road in less than 10 min. They asked for nothing for all the help, and I felt terrible for not having anything to give them, so this post goes out to them and the other individuals like them at this location who would do the same. In a world that at times seems void of compassion, it is a gift treasured, the day that compassion finds you. Thank you so much. “Sinclair community College is where it’s at!”Bradley Dean (BDEAN)

This building is nice, it's comfortable, plenty of room and nice seating, but there is only one gender restroom per floor, and there aren't many outlets to charge a laptop to work with.Jani Trump