20 Best Cna Programs In St. Louis, MO (2022 Updated)

Everyone at Forest Park Dental School is wonderful to me. They are punctual with the start time of appointments. Since they are a school, they're always learning new techniques and using up to date technology and pass on their knowledge to me. They always encourage me to take care of my teeth and show me better ways to care for my teeth. I have such a great time going there. They take Mohealthnet Medicaid, so there's no charge. I get X-rays and cleanings. They always do their best from the managers, the teachers, the dentists, and the students. I highly recommend them. They are safe, clean, creative, and careful during the Coronavirus. Because of the Coronavirus they use tools that don't cause splash. They truly care. If you have a problem they can't help you with they refer you to Affinia Dental School. I'm grateful for their handicapped parking in front of the building.Jean Montgomery

If you want to be successful just go somewhere else. The professors do not teach in a way to retain the material, the test and the computer programs used for homework such as the MyOpenLab never matches to what the professors teach in class. Many students attend to gain science and math classes for their premed studies, if this is you, avoid at all means. The science department does not help students, and look for students to repeat course just to make more money. Not sure if it’s a cult within the department or what. And there is almost always no one on campus to help with tutoring. Please avoid! This review is not out of spike I’ve went through other programs at other universities and never had the experience I had here. Going a “cheaper” route is not always better.Raven

Unhelpful, negligent, or even downright racist staff. Ridiculous required classes that are frankly redundant to high school or useless. Refused to pay me the scholarships and wages they promised me for my work and qualifications for scholarships. Repeatedly have made it very clear they just want my money without providing any services of even considerable quality. I've tried to address this with the school and they have not even tried to communicate back with me for 9 out of my 10 attempts. I'd leave no stars, but that 1 in 10 is trying to help me right now, and even they have admitted to being blocked at every turn to get me what I worked and paid for.ThatGuy Zorv

This school is good but the instructor in the fundamentals class is no help I reach out to her at the beginning of the semester for help. she told me that she don’t get paid enough to be coming up with no 200 practice questions and told me to use my resources. They like to belittle you and say I got my degree aren’t you trying to get yours. I hope the dean see’s how horrible these first semester instructor are including the lab instructor nasty attitude and who teaches a class without power points and one instructor speed through lectures.megan youngblood

I've been attending this school for a year now and it's horrible. The technology used in class is way outdated. They need a total upgrade because they place looks rundown. The professors are nice people but horrible instructors. I guess that's why they're teaching at a community college. The students there are very ghetto and immature. And all of my classes' subject matter is way to easy for a 9th grader to comprehend. It's definitely not a college level school. That's why I'm transferring to SLU next semester.The Legend

Edit: So just bumped this review from a one star to a four star review. Holy cow they got their act together. In and out in thirty minutes, service with a smile, one guy had a bow tie. Bravo! One star review: Three hour wait after arriving on time for 4pm vaccine. This is unacceptable logistics. Thank God the weather is nice today…Rick Baue

The financial aid process is terrible and I have encountered many road blocks. It took me months just to sort out the paperwork with financial aid. My first semester IN CLASS was good. I enjoyed the class and the teachers were great. I tried to enroll in summer classes and found out I did not have financial aid. It would have been nice to know that this process must be done for each semester. I tried to get financial aid for the fall semester only to encounter another road block. The financial aid office states they need proof of citizenship. I have already provided documents stating I am a naturalized citizen and they have it on file. This is the same document they used to approve me for financial aid my first semester. Suddenly this documentation is not proof enough. Keep in mind I have not been contacted by the school stating this has been an issue. I had to call the school to figure out why I haven't been approved. They gave me the usual run around. Getting anything done at this school is like pulling teeth. If you can go somewhere else I would recommend to do that. Also the financial aid office has some bad attitudes… just want to update that my student loan payments are no longer deferred until after graduation. Im currently considered as unenrolled and my grace period has started which means i am required to make payments on my loans while also trying to re enroll back to this school. At this point i dont even want to go back to collegeStruggle

At the beginning of the year I received a pell grant that totaled my tuition for the entire year and then some. I was then advised that even though I had the money to pay for all of my classes and receive extra afterwards that they would not pay for two of my classes because they are not on my plan for my degree. I am going to a new school in the fall because scc is constantly changing requirements for their degrees and I have 3 classes that I have taken that do not count for anything. So I need those two classes to transfer but they keep emailing me to drop them before it “hinders my financial status”. They don’t pair you with an academic advisor and don’t really help you with choosing classes or advising you of anything beyond your first semester there. I also had a code that I needed for a book for my math class that totaled $60 dollars. I reached out to the financial aid department about this and they said that since the book was through a 3rd party that financial aid would not cover it. All in all this is not a helpful campus. They advertise that they’re a 2 year school but if I stay here it will take at least 3.5 to just get an associates degree. They don’t help with financial aid answers and don’t provide the necessary tools to have a healthy education. All in all I’d rather spend the extra 10 grand and go to a school that is helpful and understands students.Jillian Goetz

I have tried with my daughter to get her Aplus program figured out, and each time she or I go to the admissions desk/department, they seem to not really care and not anxious to help, almost as though they are bothered by her or I asking for help. I would recommend, if you have the option to go to another community college, to be sure to check if the administrative/admissions desk will be willing to help and read reviews about the college you are thinking about choosing. This was my first go around with a child entering college, but for my next 3 we will look for sure at other colleges and other options. If you can get past all the above, my daughter has not had any issues with the professors. So in summary, if you can get past admissions and administrators maybe a good choice. But just be aware you will be figuring things out on your own or plan to be very frustrated and put off due to their processes.The Hawk Seven

I graduated from Ranken several year ago and I can honestly say, this Technical college has to be one of the biggest mistakes I've ever made In furthering my education. I wouldn't wish my worst enemy to attend this college. You won't find gratification when attending school here, you'll take 24 credit hours a semester like I did earning an associates degree that won't help you on the outside. Just so you know, a full time student is 12 credit hours a semester. If you want to work in a trade, the trade will teach you everything you need to know free with a small commitment, or you'll pay back for the education you received if not completing their terms. So, save your money and go elsewhere. This trade school isn't worth attending. A Union will already give you the tools you need to become sucessful.Steve O

I heard so many great things about Ranken and wanted to go there, which I did. Unfortunately, things weren't going well/working out, so I only attended for a semester. I did the architecture program. I thought I would like Ranken and architecture, but I was wrong and was not happy with my major and the way things were going. It was a waste of my money, so I'm glad I made the right decision to leave after my first semester of my only year. If you go to Ranken, be careful to pick your major, and to especially make sure you don't waste your money. It goes to show that Ranken isn't for everyone.Henry Knarr

hello! I am Genti and I won the American lottery 2022, for a short time I became a resident in the city of Saint Louis and I am interested in attending your Electrician course. I want to know some information about your school. – what qualification criteria to be part of? – how much does the training cost? – how long does school last? – in what hours does the lesson take place? – while continuing school, am I allowed to work as an electrician? – can I get a scholarship, discount because I have little financial opportunity? Please reply me. Thank you in advance!G B

The staff at the registrars office needs a lot of work. They have made the process of requesting a transcript a disaster. As a "catholic" educational institute the school should understand the need of transcripts and do their best to accommodate students in there path of continuing education. The staff needs to work on both their customer service skills and conflict resolution practices. The behavior of the staff during phone conversations and email correspondence has been completely inappropriate. Our firm would separate from individuals with their antics as soon as possible. I have been requesting my transcript since July 28 and my new school has still not received it. It my understanding that my transcript was finally sent on August 8 but I have been given no proof of that. UMSL understood my concerns on the situation and offered to accept the transcript via email. I sent an email to SLU at 10:40 asking them to send my transcript to UMSL via email as soon as possible. After hearing no response, I sent two additional emails at 12:30 and 2:00 but still received no response or indication my emails had even been requested. I finally called the school at 2:30 and the assistant registrar argued with for several minutes about how I was insulting and didn't allow them time to respond. However, she was well aware of the situation and knew who I was before I even mentioned my name. Instead of arguing for several minutes with a disrespectful attitude the correct method for resolution would have been apologizing for my experience and trying to accommodate my needs. After I explained it is taking more time to argue then to fix the situation I was told it would be emailed that day. At 3:30 I received a completely inappropriate email in which I responded with my concerns on how the school handled the situation. In my opinion the school is more of hassle than it is worth. You should always put the education of your students or former students first instead of treating someone with utter disrespect. I have asked to sit down with whoever oversees the registrars office. I have several suggestions on how the staff can improve and work with students in a respectful and helpful matter.Chelsea Langeneckert

It's a private university, so it costs more than others in the area, but if you have financial need or have great grades, you can get a LOT of help. The school itself feels very separate from the surrounding area. It's almost as if going into another city when you step off campus. The professors are wonderful, the reputation is good, and honestly the grounds are beautiful. I don't regret my time here and would happily attend again.Chelsea

I recently finished my first year at SLU and I could not be happier with my decision to go here. I am in the nursing program and lived in a learning community last year. I met so many amazing people and I loved my professors. I had so many great opportunity a this year alone and I will also be attending The schools campus in Madrid Spain in the full.Grace Miklosovic

Do not go here if you want to be an RT. Financial aid department is incompetent. None of the credits transfer! The staff make contradictory statements or can’t give you a clear answer to your questions. You will have to chase down financial aid to get them to actually do their job. Money will go missing or they will tell you that you owe when you don’t. Your account will never be accurate or up to date.They need to be audited. All hospitals in STL think slchc is a joke which is why these students don’t get hired or have such a hard time getting a clinical rotation. No one wants students from this school. Response to comment: I personally know students who attend this school and I was in the process of applying until these things came to light from my experience thus far. The credits do not transfer. I can’t get a straight answer, and financial aid is incompetent. I don’t have to be currently enrolled to have dealt with these issues. And unfortunately the students who are enrolled who want to leave CANT because they would have to start completely over anywhere else due to credits not transferring so they unfortunately have no choice.Jeffrey Thomas

Great school. Just finished my associates degree in Respiratory Therapy & starting my bachelors degree in September. The instructors want you succeed & offers extra help outside of class hours. I LOVE Amy in admissions. She’s been there every step from the very beginning, checking in and making sure classes are going good & helping me enroll in my bachelors program. Danielle In career services is bomb! She’s reviewed my resume & helps with mock interviews to get you ready for the real thing. She also sends out tone of job postings Lol. I’ve recommended my school to a few of my friends & they love it!Jasmine Herron

A lot of discrimination from the instructors and Dean. They pick and choose who they want to give points to. Med surg teacher stated "This group don't deserve to be nurses " "I will continue to change the test up so they won't be able to pass" and she did exactly that and nothing was done about it . They say you can only flunk two courses but they allow certain people to return over and over and over .They need to be shut down and refund every student their money back .Also treat some of their staff like trash !Not to mention the DON was fired from Beck College for discrimination.Marilyn Monroe

Before Breakthrough I was always worried if my sister was taking medication and other things but since being involved with Breakthrough I don’t have to worry if she has eaten, if she has clean clothes, bathing all household chores and errands are done this experience has been HEAVEN SENTGwen Johnson

I’m very Grateful and experience with this Home Healthcare. They care and today I needed attention and owners showed to help me that means much. I’m Bless my insurance covers their services and I’m hoping they will be with me for a very long time.Juanita Brown

I went in to renew my CPR certification and not only were the staff incredibly friendly, but it was fast and efficient. I got some great feedback on things the online course confused me about and in general about CPR/BLS.Taylor Shanders

DON’T do it. Had to wait about a month for the appointment. Then they reschedule the day before the appointment for a week later. In the end they didn’t show up for the rescheduled appointment. We waited outside the building, while calling and emailing for about 30 minutes.. I did get my money back.R S

Great experience! Instructor was very informative, sharing personal stories when it came to using CPR and the AED. Even though this was a BLS class, he talked about a few important topics when it came to first aid. I would not only recommend this company, but the instructors as well!LJ Smith

Just got my BLS recertification from this company what a great environment and the information given was great. LJ was my instructor he is very knowledgeable and made the class go smooth. Couldn’t ask for a better way to get my recertification. Thank you LJ for the awesome class.Jacob Bruni

Seniors Home Care has helped my family tremendously. They took care of several family members when caring for our loved ones became too difficult to handle on our own. We always felt as if Seniors Home Care was an extension of our family due to their kind gentle approach when taking care of our loved ones. Their professionalism, service and compassion is second to none. I would recommend their services to anyone without reserve. As a sales professional in the real estate business I can say that I not only recommend their services but I also learned a great deal from them while using their services. I am forever thankful for their help. Thank you Seniors Home Care!! Peter VishionPeter Vishion

I researched home health care for a relative. Liked what i read online for seniors home care. They signed up, stating to my relative they could handle all their needs, including transport to an upcoming surgical procedure. They called next day and said could not transport due to scheduling problems, leaving them high and dry. So much for compassion not to mention total lack of professionalism. If they could not be counted on for transport help, why depend on them for a loved ones health and well being.Kathleen Majewski

When faced with what to do to help my client keep their parents in their house I was fortunate enough to find Seniors Homecare in Webster Groves Missouri. From the first phone call to the first visit with this family, they’re genuine caring attitude has been very comforting to the family I am working with. I would have no hesitation to recommend this company highly due to their long-standing reputation in the St. Louis market and for their personal attention and customer service.Mark R

Sabrina the instructor made me feel so welcome. I haven't done a stick in almost 10 years. She taught me new techniques in drawing blood, and showed me repeatedly until I not only felt confident but could perform the draw from start to finish in a safe and smooth experience. I would suggest this course to any one looking to get into the medical field..Xander Carson

I had a great experience learning from Sabrina. She was very knowledgeable and I feel confident about starting my phlebotomy career. I really like that she took the time to explain anything that we had questions about. I would recommend this course to anyone looking for a phlebotomy course that’s straight forward and rewarding.Pearl Guzman

I originally signed up for the phlebotomy course. After spending the day talking with Chantelle and seeing the iv course was a piggy back course to the one I was taking I immediately signed up. It was a great course. She is very knowledgeable and easy to talk to. She answers all questions and makes sure you are fully prepared.Shana Heiman

I have worked as a Speech Language Pathologist for over 25 years and have worked for numerous rehab companies. I've been with AW as a PRN therapist for 5 years and last year joined as a full time therapist. Best decision I ever made!! AW is by far the best company I have worked for . They have extremely supportive staff who go out of their way to make you feel welcome and give you all the tools you need to be out in the field. They are very receptive to new ideas and are always striving to make the organization better and grow into new areas of service. The therapists are top notch and communicate constantly among themselves regarding pt care and in doing whats best for the pt.Laurie Lloyd

My grandmother was a patient with AW for many years. She was treated like family by her nurses, therapists, and bath aides every time. Their professionalism and compassion were unbelievable. AW was a reason keeping my grandmother from hospital admissions and nursing homes for so many years. She was able to stay in her own home with excellent care that she received. I would highly recommend AW Healthcare to my friends and family and anybody who would need the services. Thank you for taking care of my grandmother, I will never forget it!!!!Demitriy Levin

The caregivers AW sent took such good care of my dad. Despite staffing shortages and covid, AW did their level best to make sure we had caregivers there to help us every day. They always answered their phones, they returned calls promptly when we had to leave a message outside of working hours. We are so appreciative of their time and compassion in caring for him. Special shout out to Carrie who seemed to be everywhere all at once to help out on so many days in so many ways.Sandy En Ligne

This school has been fantastic. The instructors have so much knowledge and experience. The school is welcoming and has a wonderful vibe. This has been the best school experience of my life.Kristen Smart

I love this school so much. Not only is it beautiful but the instructors make every single day worth coming. They're brilliant and kind and on your team every step of the way.Abby Hesker

This Red Cross Chapter building was closed to the general public due to the COVID-19 situation. I went to the building to teach a CPR class, and the logistics director had helpful yard signs set up to lead class participants to the current building entrance. Usually, students enter the building through the front entrance, but now the back entrance is utilized to limit the number of people traveling throughout the building.Katie Page

I went to the CPR class on August 8th for adults, infants, school age children, and also how to use the AED. Brie was our instructor. She was so upbeat, so friendly and also so full of enthusiasm. Brie is a wonderful instructor and she knows her stuff so. I really enjoyed the class. Thank you American Red Cross and Brie for all that you do!athena marie carnahan

Volunteering for the American Red Cross is a life-changing experience! If you ever have an opportunity to volunteer, most definitely do it. If time is a concern, donating blood is another way to give to others in tome of need.J.L. Clemente

This is the first assistant living facility that I’ve been employed with & I can say that “ Friendly “ isn’t their game. During orientation, they repeatedly stated that they were the Ferrari of nursing homes. I cannot speak for them because this is the first and only assistant living facility that I’ve been employed with, but I can say that, that is not the attitude that staff displays. Where do I start? Most days there are only 2 POSSIBLY 3 CNAs to a floor ( There are 3 levels in the SKILLED NURSING facility with a minimum of 40 rooms to a floor) and call lights are on for 20,30,45+ minutes to the point where we’ve had residents calling the front desk to attempt to get help. I’ve witnessed CNAs stating “ Oh he/she doesn’t want anything , they can wait “, while they lounge around doing absolutely nothing. They are so bold that residents will double/triple click their call button and they will still ignore our residents as if this isn’t our job and the residents aren’t already going through enough with their natural disabilities. Me being me? I answer those lights regardless of if its on my assignment or not. Why? Because we were told that we could answer lights from Day 2 when Nicole sent two of us NAs to the 3rd floor to help them because they were short. 2 CNAs to 47 residents. Ridiculous. I also took pride in the “no light left behind” policy(Totally made up. Not realistic on their end as you can tell.) because I could not bear to see them in need and being ignored as if they could really help it. That’s neglect. Carli & a tall African American CNA told us NAs that we were useless the day we went to help them on 3rd because we couldn’t really help them with the residents yet a uncertified NA was using the Hoyer lift in their presence????? I’m confused??? That’s against policy if I’m not mistaking and It has been agreed upon that Nicole didn’t know what she was doing as a Weekend Shift manager. I agree. She always looks so nervous and confused about her position. She’ll allow the CNAs walk all over her instead of putting her foot down when its needed. I’m glad it’s only for weekends because I couldn’t see the place surviving with that kind of excuse for management. Attendance is horrible. Policy states that they are supposed to follow a point system, They absolutely do not follow a point system. We have employees showing up when they want to and excessively calling off, THIS PUTS OUR RESIDENTS AT RISK. It’s already bad enough that call lights are lit for extended periods of time, calling off should not be acceptable under any circumstances. CNAs will literally walk past their perfectly lit call lights. I cannot get over this. “ Is this real life? “ was an everyday thought of mine. I don’t know much about Care Plans, but I have strong reason to believe that theirs aren’t updated regularly as they should be. We have nurses telling CNAs & NAs wrong Care Plans that are resulting in harm to residents and nurses aren’t being held accountable. It falls solely on the CNA and NAs. Nevertheless, They are great at taking the residents to the dining room , taking them to activity , & putting them to bed. I’m sure that’s 90% more effort than other Nursing homes in the STL area so I guess you can say they are the Ferrari of nursing homes because things could be much worse. I thank them for helping me with getting my feet in the water. I can say that I personally loved this field from day one. Patience is key. I know that I never want to make a resident feel how some of theirs feel on a day-to-day basis. It’s heartbreaking. Choose Kindness. My heart goes out to those residents and I pray for the patience & growth of the staff. Do not work in this field if you don’t have a TRUE passion for it. I know it’s not easy, but they are human and have been the age of ALL OF YOU before. Respect them. God Bless.Lady M

Looking back five years we know that we made the best possible choice where to take residence. We wanted to maintain our accustomed quality of life and found that we could both keep and expand our household experiences. Freedom. Located high above the Meramec River Valley, with easy access to lakes, trails and golf courses and amazing views of sunrise and sunsets from our balcony. Food. Restaurants offer a large variety of fine meals with daily change of menus. Activities. The January calendar lists 181 in-house events: wellness, games, spiritual, and committee events. Busses will depart for 31 destinations: local outings, outstate travel, shopping, Fox theater and Symphony events. Planned international travel events. Spiritual life is important to all residents. Multi-denominational Services including Saturday Mass in the Ballroom, choirs, and study groups. Residents participate in advising management through many functional committees each of which report to a top Residents Committee. The Director’s door is always open. Security of residence is unique. FVSH “Life Care” assures on-site care from assisted living, skilled nursing care, memory care to hospice. Most important are the friendships that really make this a village. We really did expand our quality of life!MICHAEL COWAN

Living at Friendship Village Sunset Hills, is like living in a five star resort. We checked several places before deciding to move here and one of our major reasons is their Life Care Program. They offer us independent living with unbelievable benefits, then when needed, we’ll move to assisted living, they also have memory care and a new private room nursing home is under construction, all right here on campus. We’ve told our friends that they should check this out and they say, “Oh, I’m not ready for that yet” they think it’s a nursing home rather than independent living with unlimited benefits. People often wait too long before deciding to come here and then they miss out on all the benefits.Carol Tate

Hello. My name is Marilyn Brown. I currently work at Barnes Jewish West County. On Feb. 26 around 5:15 Pm I was on my way to my 5 pm epic class but I could not find the annex. I was at the parking lot, infront of BLI, literally in a verge of breaking down when a woman named Kathy Michaelree stopped driving and asked me if she can help me look for something with the kindest/comforting voice. Offered to drive me to my destination. I want to thank her more for what she did for me. She was probably on her way home to her family, but she stopped to help a stranger. If every person would only do what she did that day the world would be a much better place. She STOPPED, she ASKED, she OFFERED. Thank you Ms Kathy Michaelree! God bless you🙌 #HelpMeFindHerMarilyn Brown

I absolutely love when I get to work with my clients in this center. They are always professional and courteous the moment I walk in the door. The security is top notch and friendly. Great attention to detail has gone into the training centers inside this facility.Ed Reggi

My experience at (PKS) was one to remember. They offered free doughnut's, coffee, water and also had a convenient balcony with table and chairs that accompanied the second floor to say the least. The most memorable thing was how well Mr. Peter Hand knew his stuff. He explained everything in detail before you could ask as if he knew what you were going to ask. It was a great 3 day course and I can't wait to attend my next course. I class I took was Comptia Strata: Intro to IT FundamentalsIame Dey

Centriq Training is a great place to learn new IT skills! I've been a student there many times, and always felt like they had great customer service and the instructors are very knowledgeable.j ejh

As far as licensing test locations go, this one is pretty great. The computer room is clean and comfortable, and the staff is very friendly and helpful.Jessica McCoy

In my experience the St. Patrick center is a blessing for so many people. Weather you are at rock bottom or just need a little push to get over the hump but either way they help literally anyone who wants help so that means if you want help you aren't the only one so you must have patience because nothing in life is instant. The staff are remarkable people and show a lot of compassion and empathy for the clients. So if you need drug or alcohol counseling , help finding a job , a place to live or just a hot meal then St Patrick center can help. If you don't need there help they can always use yours with the volunteer programs or donations. Check out the good they do.James Price

I was homeless at a point in time. In the last year during COVID I lost my job. I was running unemployment where I mean I was on workers comp. This place helped me out immensely. I love these people. I love this place. The front desk clerk is horrific though. She is really lackadaisical in her approach but the staff members behind the front desk are wonderful. If you can get through the gatekeeper Good luck and they have great programs for the people in need. They gave me the chance to get the leg up that I needed. Now I'll be success and feeling greatShannon O Marshall

So I'm in line at 1pm they hand out numbered cards & I am number 16. When I get called they tell me they can only see 8 people because of staff shortage but I can come back tomorrow at 7:30am or 12:30 pm & try to be in the first 8. Why would they hand out 16 tickets but only see 8? Web site said 8am or 1pm so I took off work again for nahKevin Shotwell

Not Impressed!!!! Husband went there after chemo he was in pain and the dr dismissed the pain and didn’t even check my husband just waved me away when I explained how my husband copes with pain then the dr walked out of the room. My Husband got blood test daily at other hospital after chemo. We had to insist to get repeatedly that something was wrong until they agreed to do blood test 2x a week. My husband bp dropped and stayed low, heart rate stayed high at rest and he was trying not to move or breathe deep so he would not be in pain and the dr walked out of the room without committing to find the cause of the NEW symptoms that just started after the chemo and arriving at this rehab.Mrs. Adkins

My experience with this place was awful. I came here straight from Barnes after having emergency back surgery in 2009. Most of the day I laid in bed, I only met with a physical therapist once a day. I thought I was having panic attacks while there, but it turns out I was detoxing off of the Dilaudid I was given post-op. The nurses did nothing to help, and I had to aggravate them for hours just to get them to call my doctor. They were extremely rude and unsympathetic. I ended up leaving. If I had to be miserable, I was at least going to be miserable in my own bed. I hope they have better staff these days.Ariana Sprague

I was hospitalized last year in June becuase of textbook symptoms of Guillian-Barre Syndrome and was told I was going to be transferred here the night of. I read reviews and was dreading it, and having arrived almost at midnight I couldn't get any sleep because of that.. I spent almost two month at this establishment and I couldn't have been happier with the outcome. My primary doctor, the therapist and everyone who attended to me was out of this world. Everyone was nice and polite to both me and my SO when she visited me during their hours. An amazing place for sure.JuanCantWin

I was removed from the program two months from graduation. Never missed a day of class was the highest performing student in my class that started with 30 but only had 12 went I was dismissed from the program for no reason. Mrs Stroud had a podcast where she clearly used the term “nigger” in it. She laugh at ridiculed students who were struggling and refused to help teach! During clinicals we would arrive at 8am and Mrs wallweber Mrs helsing as well would dismiss us as early at 11am and tell us stay from off social media and don’t tell anyone. We never or rarely did an entire clinical day. Only Mrs Espinoza and Mrs Johnson actually did entire clinicals. I was forced to be head nurse every simulation and the one time I refused to be the head nurse Mrs stroud lied and said I didn’t and I refuse when I did and I was dismissed from the program and stuck with 16k in student loans. If it wasn’t for Mrs Johnson I wouldn’t of even achieved my CNA certification. I wouldn’t recommend this program whatsoever. From Mr mix to mrs Rau they don’t care. Once they get that student loan in your name their job is complete and you are irrelevant. Mr Spencer mrs Johnson ms Dace mrs Espinoza actually care about teaching and creating nurses but I must admit the staff is mostly white and they really don’t care about you. Don’t go. Just get your RN or pay the 30k to go to St. Louis college of Health Careers!Omar Howard

Applied Tech’s LPN program is excellent, fast-paced & accredited. The caring support staff & instructors helped me achieve the competency I use daily in my own nursing practice. I also appreciate that I received my IV therapy certification while there. I highly recommend this for anyone interested in a nursing career.Helen Heil

My daughter attended Applied Tech 5 years ago. She graduated and working as a aspiring LPN. Applied Tech support, encourage, and make sure all there students graduate. Enroll today, you have choose a excellent 👍 school.Anthony Luster