20 Best Lpn To Rn Programs In Tampa, FL (2022 Updated)

Florida College is a private college. Conservative Bible based instruction. There is a reasonable conservative dress code for students that could be improved. It is a four year college, music majors, teachers, preachers, medical. The Professors are well mannered and because it is a smaller college students benefit from the class size. Two of my three daughters have graduated from FC and gained many strong friendships there. The staff is approachable and the students are respectful of eachother. It's a good college, great place to learn and grow as a young adult. The campus is non alcoholic. No smoking. The young men are taught to be respectful to the young women. I would like to see the area the college is improve. It is near Busch Gardens,Tampa, Disney, several beaches. Near University of South Florida many students take dual classes there. Would love to see a law degree taught out of FC.Margaret Jerkins

I've been here for 5 years as a student, and though there are always some things that get under the radar, the people here are good people. Great Christian environment, don't listen to the nay-sayers; if you smell weed every night here, you don't know what weed smells like (coming from an ex-user of such). The only way you can find trouble here is if you actively seek it out; it IS there, but if you aren't looking, you can avoid it because by in large the people here are all trying to reach the same goal of heaven. I can attest to this because one year that was me; I was that kid doing a lot of stuff I shouldn't have, but it was the people here and the encouragement that helped me overcome such things. The classes are good and academics are appropriate with a God centered focus. The social life is the most God centered you will find. Wouldn't trade the last 5 years for anything.Matt Smith

My daughter is currently a student there and I must say her freshman year has been a living nightmare. As a mom walking away and leaving your child in an racist environment is the worse feeling I've ever felt in my life. If you are white you will fit in great but when you are black and a female you are nothing and the staff treats you as so. I can't wait for the semester to be over because she will never step foot on that campus again. This school doesn't deserve a rating and needs to find out what's going on and make things better before things go public. Too bad my daughter won't be sticking around long enough for me to bring things to the public attentionMs Sha239

I appreciate Rasmussen University for having an abundance of resources and many professors and other staff members who demonstrate they want students to succeed. I especially have enjoyed being a peer educator, being privileged to work with Tammy Hopps who is an excellent supervisor and leader, and also being able to work with other peer educators who care for their peers as much as I do. I transferred from a local state college, which I considered sticking with to save money, but in reality, not much is saved when you compare the timeframe for graduation. At the state college it would take me an extra 2 whole years to receive my BSN, whereas at Rasmussen I save 2 years of time because of their second-degree BSN option. I am very pleased with the quality of technology – at the state school blackboard and other resources were slow and did not work as well on my cell phone, whereas with Rasmussen I can easily access everything I need from my phone when I'm on the go. It's inspiring to see so many single parents and married parents in school, some of which also work full time or part time like myself while completing their degree. Highly recommend!HappyNessa11:11& Family

I had such high hopes when enrolling at this school. However my experience hasn't been favorable at all. I am a current student and I was disappointed because even though I was able to enroll and start classes I really felt unsupported on this journey. I'm realizing Rasmussen may not be the school for me. I REALLY thought I would be supported and encouraged. I was made to feel that Rasmussen would be rooting for me through my academic journey. Instead I am bombarded with emails and calls telling me what I already know… I owe money. No calls or emails about how I can be helped to budget so that I can pay more toward the balance. I'm only being told: what I owe, to get the balance down to $500-$1000 and to take out loans; which will only put me in debt and it's too early to be taking out loans when I've been in school since September of 2021 and have 2 more years. Also this school doesn't cater to single parents, limited income and individuals that HAVE to work. This school ONLY has day classes for the nursing program and as I said before I HAVE to work full time.Sherria Clark

This morning I called the university for the North Orlando Campus for the Nursing program and spoke to the director of Nursing who was discusstingly rude on the phone. I called to get information, He had no patience and told me Not to proceed a career in Nursing because it was Not for me. This was a university that I was so excited to be a part of and be a graduate of Nursing. The director needs to be Fired because he is giving the university a bad reputation. To whom it may concern please take this review into consideration and hire a new director of Nursing for the program.Georgia Conde

I have had the misfortune of hiring now 9 girls from UT on a rotating schedule( when they have availability). I know a total of 12 girls that have either recently graduated, are in nursing programs, or 2 that are currently in masters programs, the 9 that worked/Ing for me are either recent grads, in their masters program, or a rising senior… So… now of these girls, even though they are nice have any queslificariona to work.. 6 out 9 which 3 of those 6 are or were in honors programs. Have no clue what they are going to do after school. Most complained about the treatment and the overall vibe of the campus. The 4 out of 12 girls that I know are graduated and with a Bachelors degree in Nursing or teaching can’t even find a job and are working in low level paying jobs… practically a step up from min. Wage. This university does not produce graduates that have a impact on the world. The quality of person who is going here 8 out of 10 is not the person you want working for you… This is a school for people who are good test takers but not ready or prepared to be in the real world at all… Go to bigger school that’s not private – private universities answer to know one which is not so good.. especially when it comes to the quality of graduates they are producing and putting out into the world. Which seems subpar at best. Save yourself the hassle, go to a public university. Like USF is bigger, better diversity, better teachers, bigger endowment, better statics with the type of person they produce back into the working world. Location is nice because it’s downtown but just remember not everything that glitters is gold…adoliop

Search history- During its operating period from 1891 to 1930, the hotel housed thousands of guests, including hundreds of celebrities. When the Spanish–American War broke out, Plant convinced the United States military to use his hotel as a base of operations. Generals and high-ranking officers stayed in its rooms to plan invasion strategies, while enlisted men encamped on the hotel's acreage. Colonel Teddy Roosevelt and his Rough Riders also were at the hotel during this time. Roosevelt retained a suite, and during the day led his men in battle exercises on the property. The Tampa Bay Hotel closed in 1930 as the Great Depression severely curtailed tourism. It remained empty and unused for three years. In late 1933, the Tampa Bay Junior College was allowed to move into the hotel, using the old suites as classrooms and offices. Because of the large amount of space afforded by the hotel, the scope of the junior college was expanded, becoming the University of Tampa. The Tampa Municipal Museum was established by the city to preserve the hotel in its original form and co-exist with the newly established University. Today, besides serving as offices and classrooms for the University of Tampa, the entire south wing of the building is dedicated to preserving the glory days of the old Tampa Bay Hotel. Various rooms in the wing display authentic artifacts from the old hotel, many of which were purchased by Mr. and Mrs. Plant themselves on various European shopping trips. (Wikipedia)George Ortiz

Beautiful school in a great location, however, if you're looking for a good school with good academics DO NOT COME HERE. The nice look of the school and large dorm rooms is about all it has to offer. As a freshman I went through three advisors in one year without any notification of having mine switched, and I also told my current advisor that I am transferring several times; but I keep receiving emails from them telling me I still have to register for next semester. The advisors here are not really that helpful at all. When you contact any facilities they either take weeks to respond, or do not respond at all. The grading scale is also very odd, so take a look at that as well. My first semester I had all A's and one AB and that brought my GPA down to a 3.8, when in most colleges an A- will bring your GPA down to around 3.9. The wifi is almost nonexistent unless you're using a computer in the library. Please do not invest your money here and go to a more accredited and student friendly college, so you do not have to waste time and stress looking to transfer out of here like many freshman do.Morgan Lowe

I am a current student here. Next month I will be going on my extern. Honestly, this school was not what I expected due to the fact that I went to another MA school years prior to enrollment here. I want to say that Ms. Henson is by far the best knowledgeable MA teacher at the school. I learned a few things that I did not already know. The only thing I would say that I did not like about this school is how the curriculum is set up. First module, which is 4 weeks, you take certifications like CPR, HIPPA OSHA. Then you take 9 modules which is blended with other students. From there until you complete it's 2 hours lecture and 2 hours lab broken down into categories such as cardiology, geriatrics, pediatrics etc. In lab you do the skils pertaining to that subject. Most of the time it's in lab you don't have time to practice to be comfortable doing it on your own. I feel the other school was easier because the first 3 months I learned the body systems and CPR, OSHA, HIPPA and we got quizzes on what we learned. The last 6 months was lab. This gave us plenty of time to practice skills and be comfortable doing them. At Altierus, there is no quiz except the weekly homework that most of the time you cannot find answers in the book and the teacher never discussed it. So I end up wasting time on a timed quiz looking for the answer.And 2 hours of lab does give a lot of time practicing skills. I got all A's in each module. I think that's because I already work in the medical field and I went to another school as well. Do I think I would have learned anything here? Not as much. I think the curriculum really needs be revised only because it's a lot of information and 4 hours is not enough.Tacara Brown

This university scammed me out of 10,000$, I was never even able to receive a mecical license because of past criminal history. They charged me for a background check before I began my program and postponed starting my classes for clearance. I asked several guidance counselors and instructors when I received a substantial amount of money back from a grant I was applicable for. If I should begin the expungememt so it would be completed before I graduated. Everyone said not to worry and to invest in my new career. If they can take advantage of you they will. Update 11/09/2018 In response to the review above from the school. A defensive tone asking me to contact a 1-800 call center for help, making many claims at their irresponsibility stating that they are not an employer and are in fact an educational institution. It also mentions that they fully inform students at the difficulty of being hired by an employer with a record. As an educational institution it is required to understand the laws correlative to programs you offer towards state licensure. It is illegal to trade massage for money without a state license. Is that the difficulty you refer to graduates? I passed my state licencing exam, yet still have no licence. I am on my way, no thanks at all to practicing illegally as implied by this institution.David Durant

I’m glad I choose Altierus career college to obtain my dental assistant diploma. The staff were very supportive even tho my first language is not English. Ms Barnaby is a excellent teacher she has a lot of experience as a dental assistant she will give you some tips so you can work better assisting a dentist. I learn a lot from her and believe me every tips she’ll show you will help you a lot in your career to be better at your work. They have a lot of hands training which you really need so you get used to how offices perform out there. I graduated at the end of 2019 first job, is where I learn more about assisting amazing doctor but the pay was very low, but I get it I just graduated so I let it pass now I moved from Florida to NY and my EFDA is still acceptable dentist didn’t have a problem with that. All you need is to learn how to do your job and then you can ask for your price how value you think you are for the company. I learn a lot in this college and I’m so grateful for Ms. Barnaby for all her tips and help. Now I only have two years experience and I’m one of the highest pay on my area. Thanks to Altierus career college.Meybelin Pineda

A lack of compassion Waited for over an hour, was called up and told to wait a little longer for someone who could accommodate with my request. Sat back down and when I approached 20 minutes after to inquire regarding the waiting time, was asked to sit down in one of the two chairs to discuss my reason for visiting. They asked my name, then proceeded to taunt me by assuming my age was older several times, guessing random ages, before giving me a chance to answer their question "How old are you?" Proceeded to degrade me in front of others when looking for options on a list to finish the next step for starting college, then said "Well..we are trying.." with a sarcastic and frustrated tone of voice, when I didn't have one of the necessary second documents shown on the list. The advisor made me feel absolutely worthless. Felt horrible when leaving the room and left with a feeling that I was far too old with no other options, than to be attending their college grounds. Will keep note to discuss the Wise account and any other details with another advisor, should I encounter this specific advisor again. Was an awful experience, when striving to take a step towards a better future. Compassion is lacking here..Dragon Alchemy

The Spring Hill campus is the absolute worst of all of the campuses and I’d steer clear of them, opting for the Brooksville campus instead. They’re insanely disorganized, and trying to speak to someone is like pulling teeth. Even when you do speak to someone, they give you the run around. I’ve request for my transcripts to be sent on numerous occasions, dating back to May/April and my school STILL hasn’t received them. I’ve called multiple times to all different departments to resolve this issue; financial aid, for an advisor and eventually, to the student activities department. I regretfully didn’t ask for their name, but they took my information and said they’d take it to the person in charge of transcripts and that they’d be calling me back within the next two business days. Those business days came and went and I never received a phone call. I called the North campus instead and thankfully had the pleasure of speaking with Lidia, who allowed my family member to pick up my transcripts in person and just mail them to me. This campus is awful and no amount of free food or mediocre events will be able to fix that.N/A

Terrible I got dropped from one of my classes for no reason when I did my work on time and when I contacted the teacher Dr.ray asking why I was dropped and all she said was that I havn't done work and lied to me saying she hasn't seen assignment turned in since feb 15 saying its been six weeks even if that was the case wich it is not due to the break and the virus you would think you would get some courtesy I continue to contact the dean and her boss and was complety ignored not very surpising smh been going to PHSC for 2 years now and dissapointed being lied to a deceived. Already hired a lawyer to take PHSC to court due to the fact I depend on being a full time student to receive my VA benefeits now this Dr.ray teacher ( I think a doctor in being rude and in considerate) anyway don't take dr.ray classes. I'll update the reveiw if I get anywhere with taking them to court.Trenton Hardy (Demccy)

I have nothing but great things to say about this college! From my very first interaction over the phone with Amy DiMartino, where I had expressed to her my concerns and dissatisfaction with a previous nursing school that I attended in Tampa. Amy, was very understanding, professional and addressed all of my concerns. She was quick with setting up an interview with me at the school and she was a great asset in my academic endeavor at Arizona college of nursing! With Amy’s help and the rest of the staff at AZC I was able to transfer 30+ credits, take 7 GED courses and progress into the Nursing Core program in just 6 months! These past few months at AZC have been the most influential and educational months of my life. It is a fast paced and challenging program, with only 8 week semesters! But trust me, you will learn so much in such little time and will be so happy you did it! I am so proud of myself and feel very accomplished at this college. Everyone at AZC are super friendly, accommodating and knowledgeable! There is so much you will learn at this school! The instructors and professors go out of their way for their students here, making sure we are all understanding and grasping the material! Transferring to AZC has been one of the best decisions I could have ever made for my education and future nursing career! Thank you for being here AZC!Kayla Angelica Urena

I did a lot of research before checking out AZC for the first time. I had a lot of bad experiences with other schools and the constant going in circles to get into the programs I was looking for. The very first person I spoke with was Madison and she was absolutely amazing she listened to what I wanted to accomplish and where I wanted to go with my career. She also understood that I’m a full-time working single mom and had other priorities. She was very patient, knowledgeable and transparent with me and gave me every little detail along the way through the admission process. I just started my first session at AZC and so far I couldn’t be happier I’m so glad I finally made the decision to pursue a career in what I’m passionate about and I’m confident with the amazing administration and staff at AZC that I’m going to accomplish everything I’ve set out to do.Jacqueline Acevedo

In July I made a spontaneous decision to go to nursing school after giving up on it. I toured a lot of schools but none stood out Until, I came to azc. I was greeted with smiling faces. I met with Amy, and she was so sweet and accommodating of me and my family who came in for support. Every step of the way, Amy was there holding my hand and I have grown so fond of the family like environment here at azc. Amy has encouraged and motivated me the entire process . I’m only in my second week of class but I know from now that I am exactly where I need to be . Every one here is incredibly resourceful and I couldn’t asked for better! Thank you AZCJay Diaz

I had to make sure I was reading the comments from the correct school. This school is an absolute joke. DO NOT GO HERE! I feel as if the people that are reviewing the school have attended the school for about a month and they still have high hopes. Don't. Lol. We paid over $10,000 to take OPEN BOOK QUIZZES for the first 8 months. The school was not at all challenging I feel as if I cheated my whole way through the course. Yes, I did read. I still study with the books that I have today. Save your money and just take some online courses or find free courses. We changed instructors very often so the teaching style and tempos were very off. If I could go back, I would not at all go here. To put the icing on the cake, they tried to take credit for ME obtaining a job that they did not help me secure. I applied through Indeed, landed a job, and received a call a while later informing of something along the lines of "accreditation" and "Did FCC help me land the job" lol NO. It was not because of my experience with the school either. I had prior work experience. I could go on and on. Just don't go here. Go to HCC if you really want to go to school. I am only giving two stars because I created good memories there… with a man that I met while in class and now we gave a family. 😊 Now that my rant is done. The school has great potential. Better/permanent instructors are NEEDED/WANTED. Life isn't full of open book tests.Tam Tam

I didn’t want to write this review because the the staff was great to me but what happened to be here was very discouraging. But definitely read the reviews and don’t rush into places.. I started the Medical Assisting program My instructor Mrs.Bowling was amazing. Lisa with administration was amazing and Miss.T in financial aid was also amazing. Tho I took my tests which made me eligible for my classes after a few weeks in the program and all the progress I’ve made they give me a call one morning letting me know my test scores are lost or were uploaded wrong on they’re part and I’m not able to come back to school until I retake the test because there was nothing they could do about it and on top of that I would have to restart my WHOLE ENTIRE course and wait for they’re new program to start so I would come in as a new student. It’s very discouraging and disappointing after I’ve pushed myself to finally go back to school and find a career and it all being “crushed” because of the schools mistake that no one would take responsibility for as I was told. I’m not an employee there and I would be PAYING THEM and RESTARTING everything to fix THEY'RE mistake. My feelings were completely HURT as I had to fix THEY’RE mistake which I refused to and just withdrew from the school. So again. Take your time and READ reviews.Cameron Gonzalez

I went here for the EFDA program. It was one of the best experiences I've had. The instructors for the program are truly amazing and the best. Mr.B will sit with you untill you truly understand and grasp what he is teaching you, Mrs.Dee is very patient and one of the most kind people you will meet. Miss.V, I think had the most impact on me, this instructor… It's almost hard to put into words just how amazing she is. She saw the potential in me that I never knew I had. I don't understand some of these bad reviews…. Even if I had a issue that my instructors couldn't help me with Miss.Laura would sit and help untill it was solved and Mr.Jim would do the same. I'm in and almost done with my externship now and Mr.Mike who helped me get to my extern office will help you every step of the way. I learned so much in my time at FCC not just about dental but about myself too. I've not only gone on interviews but, I've had a a ton of dental offices reach out to me and want to hire me as well. I plan on being one of the best EFDA's in my field and that is all due to the one's who taught me.Jessica Lavelle

I was in the night class best class ever ms Lena , ms soy , and ms Sandra were the best instructors ever! Especially ms Lena from helping me fight to get in the program , helping me with skills , and being someone that I can turn too when needed about anything ! I truly thank ms Lena for helping me with this opportunity! I only had one problem when I came to my sponsor since Lena was no longer in that position & it went to Evelyn I feel as if I’m not getting into the right job it kinda seemed like she (Evelyn) wanted me to just take a job even though they are trying to hire me as a med tech and not a CNA I was told that she was communicating with the admin over at the job but when I spoke with her she said she had no clue of what I’m talking about or who Evelyn is. I asked her could I please switch to a different job she said she would contact the facility Im trying to attend but I don’t really know or believe she did when I was told the she communicated with the other job and didn’t. Other than that I love the program really great instructors !Amaya Marie

Morning class teacher Ms Soy is a great teacher she made sure we were prepared for our state test in every way possible. Ms. StaLena is also a great addition to the team she goes above and beyond to help find is sponsors. HOWEVER, Ms. Evelyn has only reached out to me once and I wasn’t even aware she was the career specialist who is supposed to be matching us with sponsors has not done nearly half of her job. In the 6 weeks we were in class she only matched me with one sponsor.Anika Gordon

Had the best experience and I made life long friends in this class! Sandra , Soyini, and Lena are life savers! It was truly an amazing experience to be able to learn and connect with this group of people! If I could do it all over again I would until the day I die. This experience is what you make it. We made the best of it. I’m going to miss seeing everyone everyday but I can not wait to see where life takes my new loving friends. Thank you Feb Night class of 2022!Mariah Goldwire

3/25/2022 UPDATE: I have since been able to get my communication resolved and began classes. I graduate next week and already have a great job I've started working at. The instructors, Roseanne and Sue have been absolutely fantastic. They have so much knowledge and teach the technical in such a real life way so you really get a grasp on it. They're always willing to answer questions and help you. I totally feel ready to take the state exam for my license. This has been the best experience. I'm excited to be starting my new career! 😁 ————-‐————————————————- I have not had a good experience. 12/15 Signed up for class on 1/10 12/16 Attended workshop 12/17 Received call to discuss program 12/17 Received email for interview with sponsor for 12/22 12/22 Text from Premier ‐ interview cancelled and looking for another sponser 1/4 Got a text saying No updates and asked when was a good time to call me. I replied. 1/8 Have never received a call back. I have tried to reach out by many means and can never reach anyone or get a call back. Lost faith in the program before ever starting.Kellie H

Don’t go here there just going to waste your time I tried getting into this program in 2020 and I got as far as to attending my interview with the employer that would hire me after the interview my interviewer said she’d contact the school back that I attended but I never received a call or email from premier nursing I tried this year again to get into this program and they lack communication they won’t answer phone calls the only time you can actually reach someone is if you attend their webinars and they still lack communication sometimes they don’t even call you to do the screening or wait till the next day after failing trying again this year they finally texted me after several emails claiming that I never went to my interview and that I live to far to go to either location they say they want people who fit the position but they have someone eager that after them failing her the first time I still tried don’t waste your time they don’t care and won’t reach out to youangela leyva

I had a phone call interview on 3/31 and passed. Then, I was called for an interview at a hospital and they did not know it was cancelled and I went all the way for nothing. After that, they said this stuff never happens and apologized. Months later, I don’t hear back. I go to the Premier Nursing Academy in person to see what’s up. I finally get a text saying I was never guaranteed a spot. I wasted all my time emailing, calling and traveling for nothing. I was supposed to start classes May 16th but I guess I won’t be… Edit: I won’t be. I don’t want to waste another single second making an effort to get in either.Nur

I think a 1 star review is generous. I went for my BSN and one term in (8 weeks) we were told that the program is 90% the student and 10% the staff. Most of what you get from staff is power point presentations. That is when you are not doing the teaching based on a group project. And you have one of those every 8 weeks, having to depend on people for your grade and knowledge. They brag about a low drop out rate. That is a joke. It is low because it costs so much and, like all other schools of this nature, nothing transfers. So they "let you" return to repeat the term and continue. (You pay for the repeat which is why I put it in quotations) The person that arranges the clinical rotations, and ultimately handles your volunteer hour documentation, is beyond unorganized. She will lose things and send you notification you did not turn something in even if you hand it directly to her. And her excuse is she has so much going on, not my problem especially for the amount I paid for tuition. They make you feel like if you complain about anything it will be held against you. I would not recommend this school. But in all honesty there probably isn't one of these schools that would be much different.Michelle Ford Gonsowski

I had an outstanding experience with the Physical Therapist Assistant program. Every member of the PTA faculty is highly experienced, very personable, and really goes above and beyond in providing students with a high quality learning experience that definitely exceeded my expectations. As an accelerated medical program, the workload is very heavy making working while going to school very challenging. The benefit however is finishing the program earlier and working as a PTA sooner. In addition to providing you with the knowledge and skills necessary to succeed in the field of physical therapy, the program does a great job of preparing you for the board exam as well as helping you find a job afterwards if needed. I’m very happy I made the decision to attend Herzing University for PTA and would recommend it to any highly motivated person interested in becoming a Physical Therapist Assistant.Mitch Pottinger

I am an alumni from the Herzing University- Winter Park Physical Therapist Assistant Program. Each step of the way the staff and faculty are 100% supportive of your goals! With the PTA program in particular, the program faculty and director truly care about your success in the program as well as in your career. Their passion for teaching and physical therapy is evident in their teaching EVERY DAY! I successfully passed my national exam my first time taking it and felt adequately prepared to take the exam and more importantly to practice physical therapy. I was offered a job prior to graduation. If you are considering a career in physical therapy this program will prepare you for a long, rewarding and successful career. #Cohort 13 for the win!Kelly Graham

I cannot imagine having better service than what I received from Lori and Veritas Nursing Academy. I completed the remedial course, theory and clinical, online. I reactivated my RN license after decades of being out of nursing. I was determined but nervous and didn't know what to expect. Lori put me at ease right away and was full of encouragement. She really cared about me and my success. Lori was always available when I had questions and concerns. She took a lot of the stress away. The course was well planned, comprehensive, and extremely well adapted to online learning and evaluation. I felt a sense of pride and accomplishment upon completion. Thank you, Lori for doing what you are doing. You and the Academy are a real asset to the Nursing profession.Carol Koogler

I had been searching for answers to how to reenter the nursing field as it had been years since I last worked as a nurse. I became frustrated and was even advised to return to school and take the nursing program again. I finally checked the board of nursing and found a few web sites listed on their page for a remedial program I contacted several programs and found Dr. Lori Barnes out of Tampa, she has a great personality and was always willing to answer any questions I had.The classroom had a wonderful and knowledgeable instructor for in person classes. It was well worth the money and I left feeling able to meet the challenges of returning to the world of nurses. I would refer anybody to this school without hesitation.Janet Bustamante

I took a fast CNA test prep course with Dr. Lori. I passed my exam just the first time I tried and got a wonderful feedback about my performance. The material she taught me was extremely useful and meaningful for the test, and just the live as a future CNA, RN and NP. This course motivated me to keep going further with my career. I never write reviews on google, but the reason why I am writing this one is because if you the reader, see this, know that this is the right place to go! I am genuinely telling you! Do not miss this opportunity!!!Andres Leyva Vera

Emmanuel, Emmanuel!!!!!!! Every review is about the admissions guy, Emmanuel! That is immaterial, by the way, Emmanuel is a sales person disguised as an admissions person so of course he will help you, they want your loan money! Plus way too many reviews about Emmanuel for everyone to decide independently of each other to do a 5 star Google review. Perhaps something is being offered to applicants to give a 5 star review? Why would everyone run to google due to an encounter or a few encounters with a singe individual. Perhaps Emmanuel is one of the most charming individuals on earth or there is a this for that arrangement going on with the this shady for profit college.MC

My experience with Taylor college so far has been great. Enmanuel in the Admissions department has been most helpful! He responds quickly to email/ text messaging any time I have a question or concern. He also reaches out weekly to touch basis and to keep me encouraged through my admissions process. So far the process has not been stressful and the school staff seem to be organized and professional. I am excited to start my education journey with this school!Erica Johnson

Taylor collage is one of the few community colleges I did consider going to and I am so happy I did decide on Taylor! Enmanuel is so helpful and determined to help and assist in any way possible to see that everyone gets admitted and on the right track to becoming a student! I started years ago with Karen and regardless of who I was in contact with I was pleased with the services and help they gave!Drippinn ByJaay

In 2015, I began my journey as a new single mother to a sick little infant. I was going through a divorce, trying to understand what could possibly be wrong with my angel and trying to go to school full time in a new career field. From day one my guidance counselor, Mark Parker was my cheerleader. As a father himself he understood why I was so scared of the unknown regarding my little girl. Classes started and Amy Mercer helped me with all the didactic portions and insured I never said I can’t. Nichole Lambert was and still is the director of the ST program. Many times I thought I would never make it and they all assured me I not only could but would do great. Well then I went into clinicals and met Lucy Alvarado. She pushed me to be the best me and all together with the support of all of Concorde I not only am a CST, but I have surpassed that. I became a First Assistant then graduated with a BPH and now an MPH! A masters degree!!! And I could not imagined I would ever be where I am today without them! One team one fight! Thank you Concorde.Cortney Swanson

I am a ST student at concorde since February of 2020, I love the program, the students and the teachers really try to help you if you are lost or behind. During the covid-19 pandemic the teachers did not hault the program but they instead had us do our campus classes online and we meet up on 'Teams'(or zoom sometimes) 2x a week to go over our class work and go over our PowerPoint. I love how flexible we all are. We still have lab 1-2x a week and sometime split up people to minimize the amount of people in labor. If we email our ST teachers they get back with me within a short amount of time. I'm excited to graduate May of 2021😊Rose Hopper

I am a 1995 Concorde career institute graduate valedictorian of his class I am a certified medical assistant retired now. I went back to college when I was 35 years old and did this so any of you younger guys or girls you can do this. I never had a problem getting a job. Is a matter of fact they are very competitive and at this time there's a ton of them out there certified medical assistant is a very rewarding career. Concord clear institute is an excellent place to learn and get an advanced education. Go for it man I did!Dale Doe

I would like to start by saying that I began my education with USF which was great for the college experience. Ultimately I chose South University because of the accreditation, better fit with my hectic life and because my coworkers at the hospital suggested it as a reputable place to pursue my Masters in Nursing. I enrolled with the online school first thinking that was the answer but I was not happy at all with the lack of customer service trying to get in touch with people was very difficult and I believe that the online courses do not prepare you for the in depth nature of what you need to know as a nurse practitioner. I took some time off before eventually giving the Tampa campus program a shot which was the best decision for me. Customer service overall was excellent, the classes are only one day a week so it still fit my schedule and the professor interaction was what I needed to feel like I was actually learning something. I also was very impressed at how accessible the school administrators and the director of the program are. It is not to say that there won't be bumps along the road but I couldn't have made a better decision for my life and my education.Vincent Papolo

I have been attending the Tampa location and It has changed my life in a positive way. This it the first nursing program that I have found here in the south where most of the administration including program directors are African American. That means a great deal to me because I aspire to equal success in life. I also have been exposed to the best encouragement that I have ever witnessed during my entire scholastic journey. I am looking forward to continuing my education including post graduate degree at this institution. I would have never had the drive to continue forward at this institution if it was not for the exceptional staff that are always readily available to help guide you through your experience. Though the use of encouragement and a myriad of resources to aid in your success through your program, you can rest assured that your investment in your education here at South University would be worth the sacrifices and monies spent.j k

School rating: 1/5 They are very money oriented and not very helpful. They have a tendency to make things up to get you to sign up. The program is super expensive. They kicked me out because my GPA dropped bellow 2.5. OT Program rating 0/5 I was attending the Occupational Therapy program and had a very bad experience. Five students out of sixteen made it to the last semester, which was above average. All you will be required to do is learn how to write papers. If your GPA drops bellow 2.5 you will be kicked out. The worst professor by far is Kevin Bobos 0/5. He brags about never giving a student a good grade. He is the least educated of all professors and seem to suffer from inferiority complex. By making you feel small he makes himself feel great.John X

I never thought at my age, 65, went again to the University, but I gratefully I found and did my Master at Everglades University, as a 40-year undergraduate and postgraduate professional, I can without any concern said that I could not found other University as Everglades, to fill my dreams. It is a place committed to help you to perform your goals, the authorities, the professors, the librarian, everyone is ready to help you in your tasks, because the academic load is proper and precise in each area for the benefit of your education. I have no doubs in highly recommend my American Alma Matter for your performing studies. I take this opportunity to thank everyone who made this happy ending possible, even the smile of the security personnel that receives you perform your day.Emiliano Llés Valero

I love this school, but I knew I would. I was intuitively drawn to EU in 2020, nervous and scared about going back to school in my 30's, but speaking to my enrollment specialist and the financial aid department, my intuition was right! It's been two years and I can not express my gratitude for the staff and faculty at this school. Everyone I have interacted with is so helpful, always willing to go above and beyond, if someone doesn't have an answer they follow up and get back to you! I am BIG on customer service and EU has exceeded all of my expectations of a college! I truly enjoy my classes and communicating with the teachers and staff!Tara Floyd

I have been attending here now for almost 3.5 years. I completed my Bachelor's degree in Hospitality Management and I will be graduating in a few months with my Masters. The Professors and staff here truly care about you and your experience. I highly recommend to any adult learner. For the person who put a bad review, the school does not pay us for our words, we truly love it here. It is a small school with one on one attention with people who are very knowledgeable in there fields. As with any major purchase do your research as this is not a traditional learners school but meant for adult learners who have busy lives.Karl Cieslak

Where do I start?!? I applied to UMA back in May. I planned on listening to what they had to say, then go on my way. I have now been a student at UMA for almost 4 months! Starting with the recruiter, it seemed like a long process, but it really wasn’t. Financial aid was easy as well. Your student advisor stays in touch with you once a week to make sure everything is going okay, but you’re ALWAYS welcome to call them if you have issues. UMA also has a department that you can get in touch with for any personal issues you’re having in your life. The classes are 5 weeks long. You have your instructors number and email if you have any issues. They have a Dean’s list and Alpha Beta Kappa. The resources at UMA are endless. My experience at UMA has been amazing. I am doing the online classes because I live in Memphis Tennessee. I make my own schedule. Attending UMA has been a life changing experience for me. I never imagined going back to school at 43 years old. I never imagined being an A student. The instructors are extremely helpful. I’ve had a total of 5 instructors so far, and they have all been very helpful and professional! (Shout out to Ms. Lee instructing CI100 for being AMAZING!!!) I have enjoyed my journey here at UMA so far and I definitely look forward to the next year. My name is Jammie Beloate, and I am UMA. #PumaPrideJammie Beloate

As someone returning to school as an older adult, I'm pleased with how much support you have while taking these courses. There is a lot of material to cover, but if you listen to your instructors and use the online resources you can get the work completed on time every time. Currently, I am taking two courses and I never get frustrated or tired of doing the work. The coursework and chapter readings all work cohesively to help me gain a better understanding of what Reimbursement Specialists, Medical Billing Specialist, and Coders do on a daily basis. Also, if any thing goes wrong with a textbook or assignment not working correctly just call the technical support and they guide you through step-by-step to resolve the issue. The Instructors are so patient will do everything within their power to make sure you understand the learning material. I recommend UMA to anyone who wants to broaden their understanding of the Healthcare Industry you should enroll at this school. They truly want to make sure every student has a successful academic journey.Joyce Brooks

My UMA experience was awesome from the first conversation to graduation and beyond. The support was amazing ever step of the way. When it seem hard and I wanted to give up each week my professors would post encouraging words that would make you push a little harder. The feedback with each assignment and the quick response from my professors were what I need to stay on top of my classes. My counselors were always there for me and checking on me weekly. They were like family and could talk to the about anything. Tech Support was always there when you had any problems and made you feel like they wanted to help. I would recommend UMA to any one I meet that want to go to back to school.Wylene Natteal

I graduated the LPN program at this school about a year or so ago and recently became a Licensed Practical Nurse. Although there were many bumps in the road for me, the staff were always willing and there to help along the way. They encourage you and push you to not give up! Amazing. As long as you stay dedicated and work hard, you will pass at this school and graduate. I had the privilege of having a great instructor there for all of my classes. I will probably be returning for their bridge program. Thank youKC Lubin

I am a recent graduate from care hope college. The staff at the school are extremely magnificent. Through all the tribulations I faced every one stood by my side. When I failed they picked me up and believed in me when I doubted myself. Ms. Bobbet, Paige, Hope, Shaffian and Miller never doubted my success. I love them all. The program was flexible and the team guided my steps all they way to the end. I promise it is an adventure worth taking. Care hope college is definitely one of the best schools I attended.Angelina Cash

so happy to be at this school great staff great people great instructor great everybody fuuullliiiieeeee sportive to every student glad to be here I recommended this school to anyone Even y that you struggling in other school come to check this place up you will love it I'm Hugo and approved this message.hugo mejia

4/2019 – I did a lot of research prior to attending Jersey College Largo Campus. I looked into going to HCC, Galen, Rasmussen, as well as other Jersey College Campuses. I talked with all the school counselors, toured the schools, and talked with co-workers/friends who had gone to each school and are currently working RN's. I decided to go with Jersey College Largo Campus, and it was the best decision I've ever made! The teachers truly want you to succeed, they care about your success, you have so much support, weekly tutoring offered by every instructor, and the staff truly becomes your family. The students are also very supportive of each other. The level of education you receive is advanced, you start working in the hospital with patients by semester one and continue weekly clinical rotations in the hospital until you graduate the program in semester six. The other RN programs offered at different schools didn't start clinical rotations until the last few semesters, didn't offer clinical rotations in a hospital setting, and didn't seem to truly prepare you for your daily job as an RN. The clinical experience with Jersey College Largo is fantastic! As a student you’re able to have clinical rotations in the ER, med surg floor, OR, specialty units, follow the residents, as well as many other things. I'm so thankful for such an amazing opportunity. The clinical instructors are great, and the hospital staff is so kind and willing to teach. Also I looked into accreditation and they are fully accredited with ACEN (accreditation commission for education in nursing) Plus I have a coworker and friend who attended Jersey College for her associates in nursing, went on to complete her bachelors in nursing, went for her masters, and is now a Nurse Practitioner. The program sets you up to be an amazing RN but also gives you a solid foundation for your BSN and MSN if you would like to further your career in the future. It's a very hard program, but if you do everything the teachers say…. you'll make it!! 🙂 I've been in your situation, and I know how big of a decision this is… so I hope all this information helps you!! **Update 4/2021: I passed my HESI exit exam and NCLEX on the first try. I’m now enrolled in a fully accredited BSN program and the same goes for all of my original classmates. I didn’t struggle finding a job and was offered positions in ICU, and the OR right out of school. Many of the employers liked that I attended a residency program that was more hands on training vs other schools and I believe that residency experience helped me get these higher level nursing job offers. My class studied a lot! It took a lot of work! I am so proud of my classmates and thankful for this school! Just remember, no matter how hard the program gets don’t give up because all of the hard work and studying will pay off in the end. Good luck!**Shannon McNulty

I am a recent graduate of Jersey College and I must say I Loved It !!! I mean of course it had its ups and downs because as we all know nothing is perfect but my overall experience was great. Anything that is worth having will not be easy so I will not say that it was the easiest thing to do but it was the best decision I ever made!! I felt the support from staff && classmates, it was like a family && I loved that. I am now working in the field but I still come back to campus if I need help with things && there is no hesitation with helping me even though I'm no longer a student. Ms. V && Ms. Evans pushed me beyond measures to get me ready for NCLEX at the time I wanted to scream lol but they really helped me bring my dream to reality && for that I am forever grateful ❤👩🏾‍⚕️ I Love Jersey College!!!Lavetta Hall

I am a current student at Jersey College and so far my experience has been great everyone is welcoming, supportive and resourceful. There are somethings that needs improvement BUT not everyone or everything is perfect. Overall the instructors and administration staff are awesome. The instructor DO THEIR BEST to teach you in everyway possible so you understand each lecture and skills. Resources are provided and tutoring is available. In all honesty it is also the student responsibility to also do their part and review chapters and/or material so they have a better understanding and if it is becoming overwhelming just ASK FOR HELP! DO NOT BE AFRAID TO ASK! The instructors and staff will help or find the help you need.Karina Mora

I am currently enrolled with Rasmussen in Odessa, FL. The service I have received so far has been completely unsatisfactory. I have no complaints about my courses, however, the communication between students and faculty has been subpar at best. My start date for Rasmussen was set for 5/17. After uploading required proof of immunizations and titers (April 20), I was informed by Rasmussen faculty and CastleBranch (4/27) that there were three immunizations I had to repeat due to insufficient immunity. I called the Hernando County Health Department and made the soonest appointment available which was 5/27. I informed not only my admissions counselor but also Jessica, who I was told oversees the CastleBranch account, that I could not receive the vaccines until then. I was told that would suffice as I would be doing classes online until April 2023. Two weeks into the start of my first courses I received an email from Daniel Stern which stated if I did not contact “someone” regarding my immunization non-compliance my schedule would be put on hold. It did not state who I was supposed to contact, nor did it give any contact information. I called my academic advisor, left three messages, and one email. I called and left two voicemails for Jessica. No return phone call from either. Two days later I received the second email from Daniel Stern confirming my schedule has now been put on hold. I found an email that had previously been sent to me by Lynette, who is the Academic Dean, welcoming the students to the university. I replied to her email to explain my situation. Luckily, she responded quickly to help resolve this matter. Thanks to her I finally received a phone call back from someone who told me I should speak to Dr. Kohler who is the Nursing Dean. Dr. Kohler advised me that repeating the three immunizations I was told to repeat was completely unnecessary. This was extremely upsetting because this phone call took place 4 hours after I received the three vaccines. I received MMR($96), Varicella($151$), and Hep B($98) vaccines unnecessarily and had to pay out of pocket $345 as the Health Department did not accept my insurance. I was offered an apology for the aggravation but unfortunately that does not change my wasted time or money. This is poor work ethic on behalf of Rasmussen University and completely unacceptable. and I hope this review serves as insight gained to prevent future students from experiencing the same problem.Alex M.

Lin Shaw is the only reason I have stayed sane through nursing school. As an advisor it is her job to help us along the way but she goes above and beyond for every single student. She is always willing to listen and help in every way she possibly can, and if she can't then she will help you get in touch with someone who can. She is the only person in my personal experience who has always called me back and double checked on me when I had any problems to make sure it was sorted out. I could never thank her enough for all of the scheduling conflicts she has helped me resolve, all of the times she would listen to me rant about one thing or another, and every time she went beyond what is asked of her for me. I would not have gotten through this program without her guidance.Monica Holland

My experience with Rasmussen has been awesome! I first obtained my Medical Billing and Coding certification and just recently graduated with my Health Information Technician Associate's Degree. I have done all of my classes online but the level of communication and provided resources were more than I could have asked for. A few times that I got a little behind due to illness, my advisor called to check on me and see if I needed any assistance. Christopher Freeman made the admissions process so easy and was quick to respond to any phone calls or emails. In my final quarter my PPE mentor Kimberly Maier was wonderful and I received great feedback from her. Overall I think you receive a great learning experience and will have a lot of support. Janicej lee

I would like to thank Rophem Nursing and Ms.Mo for the support during this course. I honestly would not have been able to pass Nclex without her help! Every word out of Ms Mo’s mouth is the truth and the knowledge she has is unbelievable. Such a brilliant and honest person. There should be no negative review about Rophem Nursing because they do their job at teaching you what you need to know to pass and it all comes down to you when you take the NCLEX. Because you fail, you can only blame yourself and try harder next time. But give credit where it deserves! Rophem Nursing is the best course out there to pass NCLEX! Ms. Mo does her best 100% to teach you. I’ve learned so much from her than I did in nursing school! Her teaching method and lectures will make you understand nursing in ways you didn’t know before. Her passion for her students and passion for nursing is like no other! She truly cares and will not give up on you if you are serious! I love MS.Mo and Rophem Nursing!Quin Neak

Miss Mo, I can not thank you enough for all the guidance, encouragement and support you gave me while studying for boards. I have said since the beginning, it was a blessing I came across Miss Mo’s course. The way that she teaches is a way I wish I was taught in nursing school. She helps you connect the dots and put the pieces that are missing together. I carried her book around like a bible, it even started falling apart lol. Every chance I got I read it. I read it so much I knew what pages to go to find different topics. If you have that book or if you are going to get it.. read it! Read it over and over until you sit for boards. I know God is the one who helped me cross this finish line but I know God puts people in our lives to help us and that was Miss Mo for me. Thank you so much Miss Mo! Angela B, RNAngela Bellezza

I am a foreign RN who graduated more than 15 years ago, and English is my second language. After I failed NCLEX I desperately needed someone to tutor me . I was searching on google and found Rophem, I read all the reviews and found some bad reviews that make me have a second thought about signing up for the class, but my husband told me to call Mrs.Mo. I am so glad I called her. I finally got my RN license! Thank you Mrs.Mo for teaching and guiding me on this difficult journey! If you are really serious about getting your license, please please do yourself a favor and take a class with Mrs.Mo. If I can do it all you guys can do it too!!Kesinee Archer