20 Best Masters Programs In Baltimore, MD (2022 Updated)

If you are looking for a university that constantly drops classes without notifying you and consistently mess up your financial aid and student loans, then this is the university for you. I have never dealt with such an unorganized and incompetent higher education facility. If I were not so close to reaching my end goal with my education I would transfer. If you are planning on taking courses at the HEAT Center in Aberdeen through Notre Dame, such as myself, don't bother because courses are rarely offered there and I have had 3 courses in the past 2 semesters that were to be held at the HEAT Center that have been cancelled and I was never notified by Notre Dame. Now they have notified Fed Loans that I graduated in August when I have not completed all my coursework. Talk about unorganized. I don't think I have encountered one person on the administrative staff that seems like they know what they are doing. I can say my professors have been good; however all of the negative encounters I have had with administration has overshadowed those positives.Kelly Borowiak

This review is of the Entry level BSN nursing program. To be fair, this institution actually has a very good nursing program. The culture of the environment however needs plenty of improvements. This nursing program lacks cultural diversity and sensitivity. The nursing program and it’s educators still caters to the program’s largely Caucasian student population. All of the full time professors that lecture are white with the exception of one Indo-Caribbean professor. This has created an environment of both intentional and unintentional biases, which has also created an open tolerance for racial and ethnic prejudices that should never be acceptable or tolerated in an educational environment. The nursing program would greatly benefit from including an office of Cultural diversity and inclusion to better accommodate and nurture its students from different racial and ethnic backgrounds.Beautiful Life of B

Notre Dame of Maryland was the last college I visited, but the first one that felt like home. I'm only a sophomore, but I know that I made the best decision because the faculty, staff, and student body make this place so great. My professors are always available and helpful, which is great in a pinch, and living on campus with my friends is the best thing I could have asked for. The programs create something for everyone (as seen in my own dorm!) with one roommate as Pre-Pharm in the 3/4 year program, the other currently applying for the Nursing Program, and I'm applying for the 5 year MAT program for education. Notre Dame really is the place to be!Lauren Romagnano

University hospital is one of the best hospital in the state of Maryland I had a great time in the hospital that might sound crazy a little bit saying I had a great time in the hospital but the staff of University hospital made me feel like I was the only patient they had and gave me the best experience I ever had being in the hospital I give UMMC 👍👍👍👍👍five thumbs upmaxie reaves

ONE of BALTIMORE'S PROUD INSTITUTIONS! SERVING OUR COMMUNITY W/ THE BEST OF CARE & COMPASSION. THEY SAVE LIVES EVERYDAY & HELP PEOPLE IN NEED TO HELP THEMSELVES. THEY ARE A BIG PART OF OUR CITY'S EMOLOYMENT BASE & PREVENTATIVE HEALTH – MENTAL & PHYSICAL! WHAT MORE COULD YOU ASK FOR. JOBS & WELL BEING. I FEEL SAFE KNOWING THEY ARE HERE IF I EVER NEED THEM.FLOYD A. CARTER JR.

The worse hospital on Baltimore I don’t recommend for anyone to have a nicu baby . These people put me throw the worst experience of my life . They don’t work with you’re baby the way they suppose to . They don’t help with feedings or any of the sort . Medically they are good but they aren’t good for having a nicu babyJetya Wilson

Beautiful campus off a not-so scenic main thoroughfare (Baltimore Avenue). I attended for one short semester and it was nice to return and see all the progress and development that has occurred over the years. Numerous new buildings including campus dining and resident halls. The campus tour we attended for my child was long, and they still have covid protocols required for visitors, which is a bit bizarre, but not entirely surprising, since the State of Maryland always thinks it's on the cutting edge of progress. Also surprised how dead it was on homecoming weekend, and the students we did see wandering on campus do not wear their Maryland colors. A bit disappointing.Avalus

From my experience till now UMD is an amazing college with an even amazing staff and infrastructure. Orientation for students are very important and UMD makes sure they have proper ones. The college is really big and is like another city in itself with everything possible available. It will take time for you to know your way around. Classes are equipped with the latest tech. Lecturers know their subject and are very approachable. These few words wouldn't justify everything about the college. Make sure you do your own research. Would 10/10 recommend selecting UMD for any type of degree!!nikhil pullela

Really nice room. All the lights had mood settings and automation. The scenery was very modern and clean. The bathroom was nice and it had some amazing views very comfortable hotel would definitely visit again. My only recommendation would be maybe having some kind of microwave or something available in the room. However I might end up upgrading to an executive suite next time just to have a dedicated kitchen.Jovon Leblanc

I realize that my opinion can't stand for the whole school (chemical engineering​ 2017), but having held a student job that allowed me to see a lot of the behind the scenes stuff and was part of a department that was in the midst of a lot of changes, I do think I can offer some insight. First, unless you're a proactive genius who wants to do research their entire life, don't bother coming here. This school doesn't care about industry or the jobs it offers. This school talks a lot, but doesn't follow through very well. For instance, the higher ups tend to be good, but the people below them are horrible. The career center is a joke, the admin people are flakes who pretend to know what they're doing, and the professors are very hit or miss. How this school got "best undergrad teaching" is a mystery to me. The only good majors are comp sci and bio. The rest of the departments, especially mine, are either full of hot air, stupid in their decision making, or just plain lost. This university attracts a lot of insanely bright students to their undergraduate program and the stem majors would suck without them. God knows the STEM majors don't get genuine help from their professors. I had to go an extra year because of the negligence of my department and two of the many professors that left during my time were upset and thought I should have graduated a year earlier. I almost transferred twice. My department, similar to many others, don't have any connections to companies in industry. This school also hates transfer students despite having a lot of them. Don't expect to finish any degree in 4 years if you're transferring in. There's no social life here because the school is filled with pasty nerds. It's also surrounded by everything, but close to nothing. You have to drive to get anywhere notable off campus.Scott Joachim (SnoBoy9000)

This is the worst school in the state of Maryland (and possibly in the US). Several buildings on campus are run down (the Sondheim building has even had asbestos in it). The quality of the food is poor and it's overpriced. The social life sucks. It's not a well-known school outside of Maryland. And most importantly, classes are insanely difficult (especially for STEM majors). The classes aren't designed to weed out the slackers. They're designed to weed out the people who try their absolute hardest (and sacrifice things such as sleep and a decent social life) but can't keep up with the immense workload thrown at the students and/or approach assignments with the same exact mindset as the professors. Exams are geared less toward understanding important subject material and more toward deciphering what the professors are actually asking. This school is nothing but a weed out school. I know students who are very intellectually gifted yet still struggle with courses only because of the professors. Almost every professor, by the way, couldn't care less about students and (one would think) they take pride in handing out bad grades – maybe because it inflates their ego of "how brilliant they are compared to others". One more note on the courses – for many courses there is one week between the final exam and the last normal exam of the semester. The biggest mistake I've ever made was attending this "school". I can honestly say that attending UMBC feels like a form of imprisonment. I can't overstate how much I truly despise this school. Please don't make the same mistake I did – go to UMD, Towson, or really anywhere but UMBC.Bucky C

There are a lot of great things about UMBC, the career center is great and there are some top-notch professors. There are some problems though. One annoying thing is they nickel and dime you for everything. Parts of the campus are run down looking and they wont go there during the tour. Most of my professors have been good but my girlfriend who is an art major has had more than one professor that just had students watch online videos instead of teaching them animation topics. -Library carpet is worn out -Chairs in library are so gross your arms stick to them -ITE building has chairs with foam falling out -You must pay to play ping pong or any game in the "game room" -The billing dept gives you very little time to pay the bill and is quick to issue an expensive late fee -Social life isn't great on campus Another thing worth noting that has unfortunately been getting worse is UMBC's leadership imposing their political motives on students through 'updates' on current events. Updates are fine but the vocabulary used in some of the 'updates' is disrespectful to some students who don't agree with the same viewpoints as 'UMBC leadership'. Let's stay professional UMBC cut out the political BS or we will end up like Berkeley…John Park

from the BWI banners to its fine location in baltimore, it is clear who RUNS THIS TOWN. Students & staff were friendly & pointed me around campus. If you are in-state, you are fool for not applying here. Out of state, students should also give it a run. Cost of living in baltimore is low & you get access to DC, which is a MECCA for young black professionals . . . . . . . . they have a big development with BARNES & NOBLE on the way see my photos from 10/2020L Brown

⭐️It is a horrible HBCU. It's the lack of communication and disrespect for the population/community it serves. Why it is all HBCU's have reprehensible issues with students monetary causata. When are WE going to actually start nurturing OUR own. "One can not simply plant a seed in a consistently decimated lot."- Adj 😮‍💨😓 ⭐️⭐️'s ONLY for teaching US something they do not preach, systematic oppression.Adj Sunshine

I’m a Ph.D. student School of Business in accounting major, I’ve been at this university for only one semester. I have left since then, becuase of what I went through. Work load is extremely high, and the disrespect that me and my classmates got from the professors is unbearable. Don’t even give it a slight thought of applying here.USA

Education major. I enjoyed my classes and the instructors. I overpaid for what is really a worthless degree because school districts do not want experienced teachers. The issue is experienced teachers have higher salaries compared to new teachers. So while the university can claim a certain job placement rate, the situation changes after a few years on the job. Considering all the money education students have paid Loyola University Maryland, I have never heard about Loyola lobbying for better working conditions for teachers. That's crummy. Every entity wants to take, take, take from education majors but never give back to help our community. I had to pay for my own teaching internship. I thought that was normal at the time, but it's not. Other majors get paid to intern. Do not waste your money on an education degree. Enter teaching via Teach for America or Urban Educators instead. Or better yet, avoid the profession. Please check into the turnover rate.Share D

From the perspective of an African American student, I want to warn potential minorities. I did not experience a really good first year at this school. The professors are not as great as they have told you. At least for the freshman year. A couple of the professors I had, never returned papers and won't send emails. Many times they would change the syllabus and give you last minute assignments. I struggled a lot even with all the extra time I spent on all the classes and getting tutored. This disappointment I encountered has occurred to other freshman students as well. Don't be fooled by the lovely campus now. That's what drew me at first. Not only am I transferring, but soooo many others are also. Be far warned and save some money also. Side note, many Class of 2020 freshman have experienced some unpleasant people. Overall, know what you are getting yourself into. I can guarantee that you will struggle.Jessica Faulkner

My son is graduating this May and we were extremely pleased with the college. The campus is like a park! My son put a great deal into the College and got back what he put in, a great education, great experiences, a great professional network and great friends. The private school setting adds the lifetime camaraderie. It's small enough that you can actually get to know your professors, yet big enough for professional opportunities. Being in Baltimore and so close to DC, you cannot lose for internships and jobs. Good luck to all! It was a great fit for our freshly minted college grad, best wishes to those just beginning their ventures. FYI – you will get out of any college what you put into it.Judi Bassini

Okay, i don't go there but my boyfriend is a Junior there, he loves it and what makes him happy makes me happy. So i give 5 stars, plus i pass it going to my doctors and the campus is very well kept and beautiful.Fatally Yours

Great school, loved my time there as a student. Awesome teachers who actually care. It not only taught me material from subjects, but also taught me to work independently and smart, as well as manage my timeswimmer8585

Calvert hall is a great place i will be going there in September i will become a great man there you will learn so much not just in the class but out side of class like ghelping people that needitDanny Van Natta

I graduated from Carey Business school with a MBA in 2010 before the school's relocation to Inner Harbor, Dr. Ferrari's appointment as dean, and school's AACSB accreditation. The program has improved light years since I was a student back in 2007. Back then, majority of the faculty were part-time practitioners, and tuition was half of what it is today. Today, most faculty have Ph.Ds from top schools. Give it another 20 years and the MBA program could rank in the top 50. One of the reviewers noted that there are many international Chinese students. The program's emphasis is on Global MBA and China's global influence is growing very fast so I think networking with future leaders of China can be an opportunity. When I visited Shanghai in 2015, I attended several Johns Hopkins alumni events and met a few Carey alumni. Tuition is very high. However, given the school's reputation and potential to become a top MBA program, I think getting a degree from Carey Business school is a good investment.Andrew

Very good business school! The faculty is great and highly motivated the content which is taught is extraordinarily – I took both classes in their "normal" program and in their executive education program and I have to say that I was a bit disappointed by their executive education because it was just not informative and fast enough – but the courses in their program are really worthy. Thanks to the great Professors!O K

When I am at Carey Business School I only hear Mandarin….which BTW there is nothing wrong with it (Sounds like a Seinfeld joke, right?). My only concern is that some unranked schools sometimes become channels for providing American visa to wealthy overseas business families. Should the government investigate if such schools are really "schools" or visa channels?StockBroker Star

My daughter attended a summer camp at Gilman School. It was an excellent investment! She enjoyed the camp and learned a great deal in the process (it was a STEM related course). She looks forward to joining Gilman again. My daughter also attended a summer writing (enrichment) course at Gilman. The instructor (Adam Herb) did a wonderful job to ensure the course was engaging, and fun for the students. Mr. Herb also provided meaningful feedback to students and parents, highlighting strengths, weaknesses, and recommendations.Zubair Burney

One of the best schools i was fortunate to attend. From Bachelor's to Master's and after completion of my master's in spring 2020 i'm seriously considering law school. Great school, great staff, world class Professors, without a shadow of a doubt.Benjamin Parry

The law students doesn’t deserve this building they forgot where they started out from. But, they should be glad for having itCozy Darkness

Recently took a private group cooking class at Schola and we all greatly enjoyed it. They offer cooking classes based on different regions, themes, etc. Our focus was on the Maryland region, specifically the food we get from the Chesapeake Bay. DELICIOUS! A unique one I remember one of the instructors mentioning was Chinese Food Takeout, as well as classes from regions such as Morocco, Thailand, Southern California, and more. The two instructors were great, nice, informative, and great chefs & teachers. They also did a great job at letting our group enjoy our time, they did not go from one thing to the next without letting us ask questions, discuss it with each other, and joke & laugh throughout the evening. The kitchen and rest of the class area is beautiful, with an abundance of professional appliances and materials. The place was kept very clean with hands and dishes, etc. being washed throughout. I recommend taking a cooking class at Schola to anyone interested in cooking or simply an evening of learning, a great and fun experience, as well as very good food. Located in Mount Vernon in the heart of Baltimore City, easily accessible from I-83 and metered street parking (there is a parking lot directly across the street but unsure of any details). I hope to return for another unique and fun cooking class at Schola in the near future.Maria

I have to write this, as I agree with others. I was SO exited for this class to learn some cooking skills and basics (my ask). My bf got this for my Christmas present and I was a happy clam that I was able to get a reservation. However, I was extremely disappointed in what was provided to us. We walked in and no one introduced themselves. Our "chef" was drunk by the time the class started (same blonde girl as others mentioned). We were never given introductions or lessons…but mostly told to just drink more. If we hovered over a station, the lady "teaching" the class, told us to just "make something". At first, I thought it was humor. Then I realized, she was serious. I didn't learn anything. People fried some food. There was a pan of something served. Dessert never came. It was a mess. For $175 bucks, I'm pretty upsetLauren F

My husband and I were really looking forward to taking this class but we’re so DISAPPOINTED 😔 The female instructor was drunk the entire time. She picked up someone else’s drink and drank it by mistake (while it’s BYOB). She barely came over to our station to teach or help. The “recipe” we followed was really just a list of ingredients which she didn’t have us follow. The only thing we got to make was boiled potatoes! For $85 per person that’s ridiculous. Oh and she also was touching my husband (lower back, hand on chest) throughout our time there. We left before dessert was served. Couldn’t wait to get out of there! YUCK! I will be asking for a refund.Brittany Stafford

The Baltimore Design School just had their first ever graduation on June 3, 2017. They had a 100% graduation rate, and all graduating students are going to college, with one student entering the armed forces. How many public schools can boast those numbers? The students at BDS are some of the best and brightest in the city, and just the most beautiful, creative, amazing kids I have ever had the honor of knowing. The teachers and staff are extremely dedicated to their students, and are committed to not only offering an excellent education, but also raising up children who will go out and make the world a better place. The BDS staff works tirelessly to not only educate and ensure a bright future for their students, but to also make sure they know they are seen as beautiful, precious, worthy, sacred, and important young people, with gifts and talents to offer, and that they are unconditionally loved. They have created not just a school, but a true family wherein every member feels important and necessary, with something worthy to contribute. I saw a previous post that had negative things to say about the school, dated a year ago. I am sorry the person who wrote it was only able to see negative things. This past year BDS was blessed to have a new principle, Mrs. Valentine ,come in to take over the helm. She has worked very hard in coordination with her amazing staff of teachers, to combat challenges, overcome problems, and to make BDS the most incredible school it can possibly be. I wish the person who wrote the negative review could see the school now, she would be amazed and blessed by the positive growth and continuous work that has been, and continues to be done on behalf of the students and the school. The Baltimore Design School is an amazing school that raises up strong, capable, wise young leaders who will go out and succeed in the world. The amazing gifts and talents which each individual student brings into BDS will be honed, sharpened, enlarged, and readied to be used toward a bright future when they graduate, as well as a means to make our world a better place. You could not choose a better school to send your kids to.allison harris

DO NOT SEND YOUR CHILD HERE! In the years I've been here, I've learned that BDS false advertises their program. It claims to be an "art school", but only provides one art class. They're so focused on your academics, that they don't even help with improving art skills. About 85% of the school doesn't even care about art. Then watch out for the staff. Every year they decide to bring in an inexperienced teacher that will be your downfall for that year, only to remove them after the year is over and repeat the cycle. I remember a school year when everyone was so stressed, that you'd see a couple of kids having fainting spells, (including me). They don't care about the students, only the numbers.Not Needed

Use to be a great school the first year and as the old school ( Winston). Currently I had to transfer my son due to things pertaining to the school and my daughter is still there until the end of the school year which is 2 1/2 mos from now… I can't wait. Kids are having sex there, getting arrested, roaming the halls etc….e.e hoop

I’m a current student of the MAAA program. This is a great institution lead by some high class working professionals in the arts industry. The student to professor ratio and their commitment to your success as not only a professional, but also a student is at the forefront of this program.Tamira Patterson

Horrible institution. DO NOT SEND YOUR CHILD HERE. The entire college is just a money making scam. They don't care about your education here or your rights to an education. The administration is awful and has no clue what they're doing. If they don't like you for one reason or another they will begin targeting, harassing and attacking you until you get out of their school because they don't actually want you there. They aren't innovative or friendly, all they do is falsely advertise these things. Half of the people who enroll here as a freshman want to GTFO and transfer someplace better at the end of their first semester. This college depresses the students who live on campus. Only send your kids here if you want to waste your time, money, and degrade your child's mental health. Your time and money could be going to a better school that actually cares about the well-being and education of your child. Any school that you choose WILL be better than Goucher College in every aspect, even a community college. Again, DO NOT GO HERE if you don't want to waste your own valuable time and money. There are plenty of better options around. If I had the option to rate Goucher as 0 stars, I would.Emory Ligas

This is an excellent college with outstanding professors who want to know that you understand the instructions/lessons, retain what you were advised, and use what you were taught. The campus is breath taking…you don't mind studying while laying outside on the grass and listening to music or just the winds. The grounds are immaculate. The food is even great. Want to wonder off campus??? Well, feel free but security is "always at the entrance" to assure that students (and associated staff/faculty/friends) are the only ones on campus. It is not only a safe campus but you truly feel secluded from the world when you are there. Top Security, Top Academics, Top buildings, Nice rooms, Great people, Outstanding professors, Wonderful activities, Great events. It certainly will "spoil" you.T. Bohler (Mikios Natural Body Scrub)

Great location and quiet campus; friendly security guards, maintenance & cafeteria workers. But…Dorm doors are not always locked. Security gate is a joke. Technology is outdated. Grass not cut as often as it should be. Scarce parking. Classrooms are a lot like high school. Cafeteria has large selection, but like all cafeteria food you will get tired of it and since this is a small school there are no on campus alternatives.Charlie Jennifer

I am very disappointed with the overall experience here. The advisors can schedule appointments and be a no-show and the administration makes excuses for them. The truth of the matter is they honestly really don't care about your academics, your work or in fact YOU. It really is a persona this administration puts on. Someone wrote a review stating the school is good for you as long as you are doing well and that you are doing your part……thats pretty much any college you attend to AND that has given UB room to not be accountable for their tardiness, lack of engagement and no show gimmicks these people do. All of the advisors assigned to me have been horrible and dismissive. Instructors as well save 1 instructor I had to review as outstanding. A complete waste of my money and debt. It is also no place for a born again beliver in Christ as this school is completely anti-christ and you are HATED and accused of being hateful because of the truth. Heaven and earth will pass away but Jesus words will never pass away and I say that out of love. But UB should be ashamed for misrepresenting how engaged they really are.Thyatira Edney

I transferred here after finishing at CCBC, that transition went smooth for the most part. I liked my time here and I graduated. The location is good, right at midtown. Its not all the way into the city which made the drive less intense as a student that commuted. The class sizes were small to medium, not very large which I liked. Evening classes worked well with my full time work schedule. Most of the professors I had were great and also like how they offer career search assistance and workshops both as a student and alumni so some of the services dont stop because you no longer go to that school. The new library looks nice. By the time they redone that building I already graduated so not sure how nice it is inside but from the outside it looks great.S

I received my Master's degree from UB, graduating in August of 2017. After going to undergrad at a university in PA, I can honestly say that my UB experience was much better. The professors were top-notch and actually made themselves available to students. Not only did they help me with my coursework, but they actually took the time to talk about career advice, job searching, and networking. None of this I received back in PA mind you. UB offered many things to do as well, from lectures, guest speakers, and volunteer opportunities. I would go back to this school in a heartbeat. Thank you to all the hardworking professors in the School of Health and Human Services for making my time at UB so memorable.The Eclectic Life

This is the biggest scam of a “university” it’s a glorified highscool with no organization or real resources it’s an absolutely brutal place to try and do anything fun and they will take every dime possible can from you, the people in the office are miserable to deal with and will leave you with an open conversation and no explanation constantly.johan freudenburg

This is a nice college. Since I just graduated from CCBC Catonsville, I have applied here and I like it so far. The administrators are nice and Coppin has nice environments. Please note I am amazed that Subway restaurant is there as well as the grillhouse cafe, dining room at Talon Center, and yes big buildings.Allen Stamper

possibly overshadowed by other HBCUs, COPPIN is a key part of the rich black history that is Baltimore. If we invest in it, it will be a part of the city’s rich future. I dropped by to find ~10 students playing tennis the bookstore was nice the newer buildings with the fancy bridge show wellL Brown

Human Resources at this school is utter nonsense. Totally wasted my time – called me out of the blue for an interview because they had just had someone resign. Never mind they rejected me for the position I actually had applied for weeks ago. Freida Johnson, the HR 'specialist' who spoke with me over the phone was very rude and seemed only to care about getting down the list of the dozens of other people she was enlisted to call in desperation. She also seemed very unimpressed that I wasn't beaming with enthusiasm over the prospect of a part-time, temporary job. Still, she told me I would hear back within one business day to have an interview scheduled. Did not hear anything back. Wrote to her and was told 'We will let you know if we need you to come in." I then wrote to the vice president and director of the human resources that I was unhappy with this type of treatment. The director, Laura Rossi, wrote me back a disgustingly recycled piece of bureaucratic jargon, essentially excusing everything they did, not addressing the unfair nature of it, and chalking it up to being a misunderstanding (on my part of course). That's one way of addressing critical feedback you clearly don't want to hear or deal with. It's peculiar she denied basically everything this incompetent Freida Johnson did, and then contradicted it all by saying they never commit to onsite interviews! Maybe you should tell your employees not to end the conversation with, "Someone will get back to you within one business day to schedule an interview." Will never give this place the time of day again, and certainly hope this serves as a warning to NOT DEAL with their corrupted HR department!Suzanne Fine

My daughter attended MICA and earned a degree in Photography. Her degree required an internship which MICA advertised they would help her earn. The help consisted of providing a list of newspapers to contact. Ultimately she found her own internship and it was worthwhile but they did not live up to their end of the bargain. They also provided no assistance in finding a job prior to or after graduation. Just recently she applied for a position at MICA and was rejected without even an interview. If MICA doesn't respect their own degree enough to at least speak to an alumni then why would anyone else. It is a very expensive college – save your money and send your child to a school that cares.Yvonne

After reading a very interesting article in the Baltimore Post-Examiner titled "Bolton Betrayal: A Deli’s final days with HBO’s Veep and House of Cards" I would have to investigate this school further. A senior administrator apparently stealing a students idea via privileged information he got from his position at the College. I can not say if it speaks for the whole school but it would certainly be something to look into if one was thinking about the school. Integrity is very important. It would be terrible to enroll in a school where the faculty would allegedly steal from the students. Of course it could be a good school and the article could be biased.011011101111011101

People putting incorrect infomation in records. Students pretending to be doctors, carrying no ID, cutting patients off from meds same day as lung removal. Housekeeping not doing anything. Not even emptying medical waste from bedside waste baskets. No help getting to bathroom when hooked to 2 large blood drains and IVs. Blaming patient if they have an accident on the floor. No one following doctors orders at night.Michele Hale

Want to know why you are using animals such as owls screeming For lab testing. Why would you use animals for testing . Test yourselves . There is footage and screams from owls. Are you doing this. If you are you must stop This is horrific.Test no animal. Fauci tested beagles in a lab and the dogs suffered and died.ilona reyes