20 Best Mph Programs In Houston, TX (2022 Updated)

So it’s been some time, but I’m ready to share our story at MD Anderson Cancer Center. They are known as the best of the best… honestly, 99% of facilities can render the NCCN Standard of Care. We chose MDA due to mother’s extremely rare form of leukemia. At first things were going well, until they weren’t. After the second stem cell transplant, she developed a fungal lung infection. Overnight you could see the physician team were ready to wipe their hands. At seventy days inpatient, they took advantage of my father who stayed in-room the entire time. They referred to it as “comfort care” when in reality it was palliative care. They did not explain they were ceasing intervention. The attitude of the nurses and physicians changed once we realized the sham they had pulled. I ended up having to record interactions with the care team due to the constant lies. A ED Physician came in the room screaming at my father at 3am “She’s dying and you’re over there sleeping!” The monitors were not being monitored at the nursing station, which resulted my mother going into full pulmonary arrest. A night custodian actually discovered this event. We had the organ harvest team visit multiple times, even after saying no, for a signature to study the organs. They said it could be six to nine months for the body to be returned. We would not recommend this money hungry corporation to anyone, unless they are the only location for a clinical trial. Read actual patient reviews and look past the cute commercials. For the record, they billed insurance $158k, per night, for room and board. This did not include medications, diagnostics, or any other care.Justin

DO NOT come here for critical care. If your loved one needs ICU- get transferred. The doctors did a terrible job communicating the severity of my mothers condition. They also didn’t try all treatment methods for her condition most ICUs would be equipped to handle. I am an icu nurse and I knew she was declining fast. The doctors made multiple excuses to not have a meeting with my family to be honest and discuss goals of care, even though I asked MULTIPLE times. I was left the responsibility to communicate the severity of her condition to my family. Because of covid, she wasn’t able to have more then 1 visitor at a time. prior to when my dad and I finally were allowed to came up, the nurse practitioner told me over the phone she and the attending would meet with us and have a goals of care discussion, they never showed up. They robbed us of the opportunity for my family to say goodbye peacefully. No one got to say goodbye, instead I was called in the middle of the night to rush to the hospital to watch her die I reported my concerns to the patient advocacy department, I had a meeting with Dr. Nates the medical director of the icu and told him everything in a detailed letter. I emailed him that letter because he asked for it and said he was going to email me back in 1 month telling me changes he implemented. It’s been 4 months and I’ve contacted the advocacy department again asking for a response and they never replied. They don’t care about families. I’ve worked in many ICUs in Texas and Colorado and THIS hospital needs some serious training on how to walk families through the inevitable.Katie

my husband entered more than a year ago during that time his treatment was excellent. there a syndrome was detected for which he was operated on everything was working perfectly until more than two months ago my husband's insurance communicated saying that there was a contract signed by my husband's company where they were covering 85% percent of his hospital stay that they had decided not to follow due to its high costs. The insurance tried to reach an agreement between the hospital and them, to which the answer was that we, as a hospital, do not have to accommodate any insurance; they are the ones who have to accommodate our policies. My husband has not been treated for three months since his oncologist, who was always good but never let his cases be taken elsewhere, we sent him a message if he could refer us to another oncologist, he replied, look for the one that best suits you. Now they only call us to ask when we are going to pay what we owe. With this, it is demonstrated that as a recognized hospital, they only care about your money before your well-being. If you do not have insurance that covers all the excessive costs, you are not a millionaire or you do not have someone to sign a contract to support you, do not waste your time there, you can die trying. they are more business than heartMateoAnimates

I give this 2 stars for the facilities. I would give it 1 star for admissions. I graduated in Fall and knew I would need to wait until the next Fall to start the program. The earliest LSAT was held Nov. 17th. Early admissions applications ended on Nov. 15th. Am I the only one who sees a problem with this? I asked this exact question at the Open House and was given a very vague answer after a confused look as if I was speaking some alien language. I called for some advising per the various resources and received no relevant answers. They deferred me to their website which is an action I hate passionately. The person I spoke with told me they could not help, they did not understand my questions, and they did not know who I could speak with. This was the same person listed on the website as a source of information for my questions. I have since decided on a vocational track in something else I enjoy. I may pursue law in the future but as for now it is no longer my objective. If I do pursue law it will not include UH. It is acceptable not to have all the answers but it is downright lazy and embarassing to completely disregard pertinent questions. Even an "I don't know, let me find out" is acceptable. I was completely left in the dark.Absolute AI

I've rescinded my consent to be governed, and in the meantime, the ubiversity education is just phenomenal. It is my contention that law is the golden ticket to success; and uofh's law school tops em allDallas Frankland

I feel as if most of the reviews given do not do justice to the University itself and to the incoming freshman's coming straight from high school. I chose to go to this particular university because my family engraved this stigma against large universities. "Smaller classes" are better because you will get a more personable experience with your professor. Also, growing up in a Catholic household, this was the ideal school for me. I was also drawn into the University for many other reasons. 1. I was drawn to the nursing program because it stated that all "incoming freshman's with 3.5 GPA's will have automatic admittance into the nursing program". 2. The scholarship I received in the mail blew my mind. However, little did I know that it would still cost me an arm and a leg to pay for me staying there. 3. The location because it is in the most beautiful part of Houston. 4. The friendly faces and helpful staff. I will never forget any of the professor's I have taken because they really are the most kindest people you'll ever meet. (most of them at least). I spent one year at UST and I can honestly tell you that I have gained some and lost some. I have gained great communication skills, great study skills, few great friends, and student debt. On the other hand, I lost one year of college, thirty thousand dollars, and valuable knowledge I could have further expanded instead of taking philosophy and theology requirements. I enrolled to UST intending to graduate with a nursing degree. I thought I gained automatic admittance due to my 3.5+ GPA in highschool. However, that was not the case because you must apply to UST first as a student, then apply into the nursing school at the end of the year (which is really competitive because there are only 40 slots and 100-200 students applying?). If I were to have known that I would have just gone to UTA where they do live up to that statement of automatic admittance with a certain GPA requirement. So I basically spent a year paying for graduate school when all I needed were pre-reqs that I could have taken at HCC. I remember signing up for ONE summer statistics class and the price totaled to $4,000+. People at UH spend $4,000-5,000 in ONE SEMESTER with 12 credits. Also, to all the feminist's out there, they pay male professor's more than female professors (for doing the same job). And that does not undermine the fact that the professors make less than the average salary while the president of the university makes more than the average university president salary? hm. With the tuition exceeding $30,000+ a year, it comes to show where the money goes to since you cannot see it on the campus. The library is out dated, the buildings are outdated, however the church is beautiful. I guess a really good thing UST does is how they offer amazing scholarships to veterans and police officers who serve. Another disappointment is the lack of student/campus life. This school seems to be more fitting for older students, not younger incoming freshman. There are not many active clubs or events like you would see at UTSA, UH, or any public college. It somewhat makes you lose the "college experience". However, they do offer retreats and study abroad opportunities. It is really inclusive to Catholicism, however it comes to no surprise as this is a catholic university. If you are financially well off, with money to spare for 6 extra classes (18 credits total) and smaller class sizes then this is the place for you. If you get admitted for free due to financial aid, then even better. Do not attend this school if you are an incoming freshman looking to experience college to the max. This university won't give you the opportunity to explore what you want, instead it will decide for you. And smaller class sizes will not make you pass, it is up to you to take that initiative. No matter how big or small the university is, it is your initiative that makes you succeed. All in all, it is an average school, just isn't the one for me.delol mko

Nursing program uses art to help students proses trauma. The University of St. Thomas is a comprehensive university that prepares students for the complexities of the contemporary world. As Minnesota’s largest private university, with approx. 10,000 students from 50 states and 63 countries, St. Thomas has metropolitan campuses in St. Paul, Minneapolis and Rome. The university offers more than 100 undergraduate majors with opportunities for cross-disciplinary coursework in the liberal arts, and 60 graduate degree programs, including engineering, business and law. Broad offerings are paired with a low student-faculty ratio of 14 to one, allowing each student to enjoy personal attention from professors and opportunities to collaborate in student-faculty research. In addition, faculty, not teaching assistants, teaches one hundred percent of classes. The university’s partnerships with Fortune 500 companies and its 105,000 alumni connect students to internships – completed by nearly two-thirds of undergraduates. Ninety-five percent of students are employed or enrolled in graduate schools within nine months of graduation. Rooted in the Catholic intellectual tradition, students are taught to think critically, act wisely and work skillfully to advance the common good. Students contribute nearly 45,000 hours to nonprofits, and more than half of undergraduate students study abroad, expanding their perspectives inside and outside the classroom. Campus life means getting involved. St. Thomas athletic teams have won at least one conference team championships in 22 of 23 sports in which it has fielded teams, won 14 NCAA team championships in eight sports, and have 84 recognized Academic All-Americans. Students widely participate in academic and recreational clubs, and can live in learning communities with students who share their affinities. Known for a contagious school spirit, they cheer on their teams and proudly wear purple on “Tommie Tuesdays.”William Tx

The Cameron School of Business is great for anyone looking for a good quality MBA program in Houston for working professionals. They are AACSB accredited, which was one of my deciding factors in going to school here. Less than 5% off all business schools in the world are AACSB accredited according to their website. The staff is friendly, some of the classrooms could use updating, and the computer labs need a bit of an upgrade. The campus is really nice and was designed by Philip Johnson the famous architect. Overall the programs are good especially for working professionals. However, some of the finance, accounting, and other quantitative courses should be more challenging and require more Calculus, Diff Eq. more advanced statistics, etc. to improve the quality of the overall program.Tom Dantario

My teen had an appointment under DR Saba Memon. She practices cookie cutter medicine. I feel like she is following a checklist. She told me what my child is diagnosed with, and she will only start treatment if I jump through hoops, and make more appointments. I left feeling like she does not care at all about my child. I came for help and she refused. She discounts what the parents say and think. She is very dismissive and the other doctors disagreed with her. She did not take what they said into consideration. UT health should do something about her. I asked to speak to her supervisor and she inferred that she has no boss and her word is final. She told me he has ADHD, and I can provide documentation from his PCP and his therapist. I would like to know how to file a formal complaint. This level of care is unacceptable. Please call or email me the contact to make a complaint.Justin Ware

I was seen at the neurology clinic at the University of Texas Health Science Center when I was considered a candidate for neurosurgery. I had to have a few tests performed before the neuro-surgery to make sure I fit all the criteria and that the brain surgery wouldn't have a catastrophic effect on me. All the neurologists I worked with were excellent, supportive, thorough with the exams and explanations, and very nice to me and my family. I Would highly recommend to others, especially when it comes to epilepsy treatment.S-man Colly

Staffs are useless. I do not want to pay a penny to them. They just blame students for every jobs they are mandated to do. They do not work if you do not check. Do not believe them but keep chasing it. All administrative works need to be done by yourself. Do not ask them because they do not know. Rather, ask other students. They will never apologize for their inabilities. Make proofs to argue with them.Yunju Yang

I really enjoy the student life here and most of the staff here is friendly, but overall the lack of professors and class schedule availablity is very disturbing. Classes that are available during the day is very limited and a majority are only offered at night plus a good 3/4 of the classes are taught by the same professors. The STEM department is very underfunded, I feel that this college is missing out on a big opportunity since the general area around here is next up and coming medical center (League City, Webster, Clear Lake, etc.). These two have been a big issue that have come up a lot when talking to other students. Another drawback of this campus is that you cannot graduate on time due to the lack of open class availablity. Also, this university is not a friendly parent student, so if you are a student that has kids I would look elsewhere. Overall, I feel like this is a very underfunded univeristy that needs a lot of improvement and it is sad to say that the community colleges are better than this one.Ashley M

Went to help move my daughter into her dorm/room on Saturday 1/16/21 & evryone we saw were very helpful, questions were answered & its been just a couple of days but my daughter has had an amazing experience!!! Update: unfortunately after the freeze we had my daughter was asked to go to hotel or back home (which was fine with me) until they "fixed" the problems that occured due to weather, the unfortunate thing is that it's so expensive to live there & YES she had help with financial aid but they did NOT give any discount even though she wasn't there for a month, not fair but oh well it is what it is..just had to write down the experience as part of my review.Jessica Ramirez

This University is trash. They can't keep professors, but their tuition keeps going up. Don't expect any help from your advisor because they won't be in your field of work and have zero clue about your major. They are business people only. The STEM department has drama in it so they are a mess. Expect to be in a class of 50 in a tiny room using garbage computer programs that are always expensive or vague and then not be able to receive any help from anyone. Student Involvement and Leadership office is garbage. DO NOT COME HERE! I KNOW SOME PEOPLE MAY HAVE NO OTHER OPTION BUT YOU MUST FIND A WAY TO GET TO A GOOD UNIVESITY.Free Bird

I would say that the Research Update organization is doing an outstanding job in inspiring medical students/residents to get involved in research. I believe that most human beings are curious by nature, and participating in research should be a naturally rewarding experience. However, there are many roadblocks to getting the essential skills required to be a successful researcher. Research Update shines in this area, where they train you in the essentials of all the research skills you would need to be a successful published author in as little as six months by providing very focused training. I would highly recommend this training to all prospective candidates who aspire to be the best future physicians.Saral Desai

I like the Research Education part.. Very thorough and detailed – the best of it kind… Topics selection for Abstracts and Manuscripts are extra ordinary where I secured AHA – Investigator Award as well. But Manuscript publication process is delayed with 2-3 time rejection at prestigious journals. I can understand the delay as they are 22-30 pages long. I recommend students to join at least 1 years in advance of the applications due date to make the process smooth. In my team two residents joined in their first year so before cardiology application due date they have complete application.USMLE Education

When I was a beginner in research, it was hard to find the right guidance. Dr Urvish sir and the rest of RU team helped me learn the basics of how to conduct original research and data analysis, and helped us finish an original study and present it at multiple international conferences. The online zoom classes were very helpful in teaching us concepts. Dr Urvish was very approachable and helped with minor questions and doubts also. I recommend research updates courses to IMGs looking to start learning about research methodology. 🙂Avanthika Chaithanya

I don’t know who answers calls here but they are the RUDEST individuals I’ve ever talked to. I was simply talking about the requirements for an accelerated program since I graduated with my bachelors in Biology but realized I wanted to do nursing. They proceed to cut me off about wanting my SAT score. I took the SAT 10 years ago and when I explained this to them, I was told I was dumb for not taking it??? And I was rudely hung up on bc I didn’t remember my SAT score from 10 years ago! I am 28 years old… And when I ask to be called back or left a message, it was NEVER returned and I was left to the argue with the lady on the phone who just refuses to listen. Someone needs to remove her. Horrible service.Maria Hernandez

Great university to take classes that is close to home. I am currently enrolled in a few classes that work with my work schedule. The professors are awesome, helpful, and seem like the genuinely care about us. One of my favorite things about this school is the small classroom size so I am able to interact and have a better learning environment.Andrew Alvey

Giving parking tickets 🎟 $25.00 just to pay tuition for my daughter. She's not even going to UH She's going to wcjc. People are rude and don't even want to be bothered by you. Oh you can appeal it but it's useless . You are just paying for pizza day for the employees.April Williams

Awesome program. I entered as “an older than average” student having completed a B.S. & a masters degree and this was a very challenging curriculum. Youwill be busy with labs and clinicals to keep you from your books, so time management and finding a group to review is very important for study. I’d recommend the success series books and reviews and rationales books to study. Also, look back at study guides other older classes have developed on Facebook. Know you are in the best nursing schools in town and one of the best, if not the best, in TX. I got a job as soon as I got my nursing license after graduating. You can get a job before that as well, a number of graduates do! Good luck and be ready to hit the ground running. IT IS ALL WORTH IT IN THE END DO SACRIFICE WHAT YOU NEED TO SUCCEED.BearHouston

My daughter has applied 4 times. Passed everything with good scores. She even has hospital experience and doctors references. Still no explanations why she keeps getting denied. She asks and no one ever responds. Coming from a family of nurses. Her mom BSN of 18 yrs, her two cousins graduates from here. She scored better than them. She’s an exemplary employee at her hospital and has numerous doctors reference letters. And still can’t get an answer as to why you don’t get accepted. How are you supposed to know what you need? If you’re missing something? She has everything. Truly unacceptable from such a school that’s supposed to have high accreditations.rodstowing

I am not sure what happened in the case of the denied student who felt it was because of being black they were denied but if anything it may even help your chances. UT is a wonderful school with some of the sweetest and most knowledgeable professors I have ever met. They genuinely care about their students and if you reach out for help they're very quick to respond and help you the best they can. I love my professors and this school ! UTH pride!Nykia Bradley

The billing office is horrible. My account was turned over to collections because of nonpayment. The insurance claim was not paid because it had been submitted incorrectly for 2 different doctors. Insurance company advised UT Physicians of the problems requesting corrected claims to be submitted. One doctor submitted a copy of the original claim with no corrections and the other doctor didn't even bother to submit another claim. The overdue balance has been turned over to a collections and I believe it will be reported to the Credit Bureau. What a joke! When I called asking to have the issue escalated, I had to ask multiple times to speak to a supervisor and then was informed that a supervisor was unavailable and my call would be returned in 24-48 hours. They've had the information on how to get the bills paid for probably 6 months or longer. Inevitably when the supervisor does call if they call, I will not be able to take the call or won't be home with the information needed in order to discuss the problem. The billing for this office is frustrating, aggravating and irritating. And why must I give them any star in order to get my review posted.Myra K

I moved to Texas 7 months pregnant. I've been a high risk patient due to a genetic protein deficiency. The staff did not seem to take my condition seriously, and were not advocating for my care. I've had to reach out multiple times to schedule an induction so that I can plan for my normal mediation infusions to reduce complications during delivery. The office staff seems to not care and not relay the importance of this to labor and delivery at memorial hermann where they scheduled me. I must have been at the bottom of the list on their schedule because it took the UT physicians a while to get around to scheduling my induction. I've had to advocate for myself. I am still working to get a new induction day after mine was pushed back all weekend. No one has reached out to talk about it.anne sven

I HATE having to deal with Dr Wang office with Dr Benson. They wait until the last minute to tell you information. Then if someone says wrong information they never own up to it. It's just I'm wrong and my surgery will be cancelled. They won't even listen while you speak without cutting me off. You really have to advocate for yourself cause this team will not. I wish I could transfer Drs for this but I'm limited in my area. Please choose wisely in another area. So unprofessional man.Shaun Lyons

I have been with SBMI for 12 years and I have seen it grow in faculty and students. I love being a member of the informatics community and appreciate the positive impact our school has on the healthcare community.Marcos Hernandez

You have to check-in as a guest of you are not affiliated with the school. It is very small and only meant for research into public health. There are meeting rooms which are good for studying and projects. Comfortable chairs and a lot of outlets near tables, not too many outlets near the comfy chairs and couches.Daniel Araki

My four years here were pretty good. Classes are small and (most) instructors do care. I do feel that students have to pick up more and more slack every year as they enter the workforce; just a degree isn't going to cut it (if you want a great job). The biggest issue I had while attending UHD is that you must double check everything administrative while attending. Financial aid? They will mess something up unless you check on them and follow up often. Registration? Random class drops. Cashier? Random holds on your account. Student employees are particularly clueless when it comes to asking them important questions. Why are student employees in financial aid providing factually incorrect answers? A wrong answer can cost someone thousands, or tens of thousands. Despite that I enjoyed my years here and would recommend UHD to anyone looking for a degree who will put in extra work to make it as valuable as possible.Jonathan Martin

I haven't had too many issues here, I have enjoyed my classes and most of my professors actually care about teaching and respond to you when you ask them a question. I haven't had any issues with financial aid or being able to get anyone on the phone, just the usual call and leave a message but they are mostly good about returning your calls. I am a fully online student and it is very simple to get what I need completed. My only complaint is that when attempting to speak with my advisor in the CJ department it is next to impossible to get ​Mrs. Esparza on the phone or to answer an email. We even had a set appointment for a phone call and she couldn't even call on time, she waited 15 minutes to closing to decide to call me back… I work which is why I go fully online when I take time off I expect my appointment to happen not be blown off by a person who takes a two hour lunch every day at work.Alejandrea B

Went to their open house this past weekend. Parking was a mile away, construction and detours everywhere. I can't see myself taking a class on this campus at night and having to walk that far to my vehicle at 9:00 at night. The university Professors were, for the most part, friendly but one of the transfer advisors turned me off when she said, "we really don't care about your Associates Degree." I realize they are a four-year University but there are some jobs that want a minimum Associates Degree so even if they "don't care" it still makes a difference to some employers. That said, their Business Program is highly accredited so I will probably end up going there anyway – if I can take most of my courses online since it is also VERY easy to get lost in the maze of wings and hallways of their buildings.Sharita Piazza

Definitely a great place to visit when you visit Houston. When you enter the school with its front gate, you are greeted with a. Long hall of old trees covering the passage of both car and sidewalk. Then after the long passage, you can see an arch right in the middle of it, leading the the main school faculty. I got to have a sneak peak within the buildings and discovered they are delicately placed together and every classroom is pretty neat. On the side note, aviation enthusiasts can visit here since it’s at the start of Houston airport runway and you can see planes taking off or landingIan Chen

What a wonderful experience! The campus is the ideal place to take a stroll along the trees and appreciate the architecture. The arches were among my favorite! The university has a lot of places to explore like the Chapel, the library, the gardens and the many sitting areas to just enjoy the view! I Highly recommend it whether you are a local or someone visiting Houston!Maritza Ortega

Beautiful campus close to downtown Houston and Houston Medical Center. Lots of oak tree lined walking and jogging paths for students, visitors, and neighbors to use. Parking on campus can be a challenge and is expensive if not staying a while, caps out at $12 for a day but roughly $5 an hour others. The rec center is a very nice facility with a great out door pool.Richard Smith

Excellent university for health sciences, also is decently priced compared to other programs in the medical center. The teachers in my department were great and very understanding, they treated us like humans rather than just another student.Merris Taylor

Texas Southern University. *sigh* I visited this school countless number times because my boyfriend and I are long distance. The faculty and students became family. It got to the point where people thought I went there for graduate school. Everyone you meet at this school takes PRIDE in being a Tiger. Texas Southern University is a public Historical Black College University (HBCU). According to their website, "The university was established in 1927 as the Houston Colored Junior College. It developed through its private college phase as the four-year Houston Colored College. On March 3, 1947, the state declared this to be the first state university in Houston; it was renamed Texas State University for Negroes. In 1951, the name changed to Texas Southern University. " Let's just say, HISTORIC. Every time I would come visit, the school was always painted with the smiles of maroon and grey. Students have the opportunity to advance in their education with a bachelors, masters, and in Law. Texas Southern University is a championship school. When I say that, I actually mean it. Their sports teams are well known in their SWAC Division for great reasons. This charming HBCU school is home to a diverse amount of students that love to participate to make their school a better place. From their student council to Greek life (Black greek orgs, band, music, and multicultural), to specialized clubs, Texas Southern University has a lot to offer. Note and advise to current students and future students: Get involved. Do internships. Next work as much as possible and cherish what your school has to offer!Shameika Smith

I decided to do re-admissions for this upcoming semester. I applied early August( yes I know, it was last minute) so I was prepared for there to be delays. What I wasn’t prepared for miscommunication and wasting gas. I was told by one admissions counselor I needed a letter from the Dean of my major when I was there in 2014, cool, I drove all the way to TSU to get that letter. Days go by and I get an email saying my application was incomplete. I emailed the Director of admissions and she says I got the wrong letter and I needed to get a letter from the Biology Dean.. umm ok cool. So drove all the back to TSU to get that letter. That was Monday August 20th, school starts on the 27th so I’m cutting it close at the point. More days go by and I hear nothing. Today, August 24th I called because classes start in 3 days and I’ve heard nothing. I was left on hold for 24 mins just to be directed to the wrong departments VOICEMAIL. Now I’m on the phone being told I need to get another letter from the Dean of the major I got a letter from the FIRST time I went up there. During this entire day I’ve been put on hold 3 times, each time has been for more than 20 mins. My advice, if you want to attend this school DO NOT wait last minute. If you do, you’re wasting your timeRegine Thomas

I graduated from TSU Spring 2015 and I can honestly say it is the best decision I have made. The classes are smaller and the professors actually know who you are, especially within the Jesse H. Jones School of Business. I was a 4 year student athlete and most of the professors were understanding of my schedule and able to work with me. Don't get me wrong, TSU still has a long way to go and will make improvements, but in all honesty the frustrations help students truly prepare for the real world… you will have to work hard for everything, double check/clarify information and confirmations, and make copies of every documents (especially with signatures **IF IT DOESN'T HOLD UP IN COURT, IT WON'T HOLD UP AS EVIDENCE HERE EITHER**). This experience will show you what reality is like and teach people to be accountable and organized. for better or worse, I will always love my HBCU. Like anywhere else it has its pros and cons but at the end of the day, the college experience is what you make of it.Steffanie Milan

Everyone here is so welcoming and extremely nice. I love the campus, it’s beautiful and I love everyone there. They are taking precautions by having only two days a week per person and the rest of the days are online, while there everyone wears a mask. Aaron Estrada is the academic advisor and helps you in any way he can. They had a drive through welcome to all the new students transfers and freshman. They give out free gifts all the time and it is just an amazing environment.Tristan Spencer

I wanted to love this institution, truly . However, my experiences have been the worst thus far . I am a graduate student here , 1st semester. I never felt so disregard before in my life . This is NOTHING BUT A BUSINESS. They do not care for the students . I moved out of state to be here . Thankful God’s Grace and Mercy covers me. I am done with the college. I advise searching other universities. PLEASE!!inez green

HBU is a great school. The staff here really cares for the students. They have great and ideal degree plans and they really focus in on what you plan to do in terms of what you ask for. It's really a small campus and has great Christian views. You'll love going to convocation here, it's always a great time. It's nice listening to not only the staff but what previous students had to say during convocation.Georje Barrera

Student atmosphere and environment is 4/5. Food option 2.5/5. Education 4/5. Personal safety 2/5. (mostly robbery in the parking lots) financial assistance 4.5/5. job recruitment once you graduate 3/5. library safety 3/5 (lady going around selling $1 cookie, turn into $10 lol). security and police presence 2/5. (they're mainly just sitting in the library or in their office) I've never seen them patrol. Parking lot citations 4/5. (they'll give you a ticket in a blink of an eye lol) Overall, it was an okay experience for me when I attended here back in 2019. Most of my family went here and did pretty well once we graduated. But it could always improve! Go Coogs!Phu Bui

Every time I return to the campus, I’m filled with such tremendous pride … I remember as an undergrad, a lifetime ago, when the “master plan” was created and seeing that vision realized is just awesome! My time at the University was transformative and I’m proud to give back as a lifetime member of the alumni association, an athletics season ticket holder and I serve on my fraternity’s alumni volunteer council. After all these years, the one thing that remains the same, parking can be a challenge at peak times in certain parts of campus.Rick Boeker

Yet another indoctrination camp, turning malleable young people into reactionary, ignorant defenders of the current, woke establishment. Convincing kids who, for instance, grew up knowing there was a difference between boys and girls to shout and hiss at anyone *opposing* such basic facts is quite the feat of brainwashing.Luke

I have been a Baylor patient since 2019. Dr Othman (gastroenterology), Dr Denktas (cardiology) and Dr Tosur (internal medicine) have been great with caring me, answering my questions, showing concern, taking my symptoms seriously, and digging deeper into them. They have been excellent in their specialty, and behaving me with perfect manners. I have always felt so valued. Finally I have been diagnosed with a chronic pancreatic disease in 2020. So why 3 stars for Baylor? The reason why I am giving 3 stars to Baylor is because of my experience with the two endocrinologists Dr. Trofimovsky and Dr. Desai. I visited Dr Trofimovsky 5 times and Dr Desai 3 times. My main concerns were having fasting blood sugar levels 110+ every morning for a long time and severe symptoms after eating. Though I have a history of severe reactive hypoglycemia and on acarbose for 5 years, Dr Trofimovosky did not care me enough, didn't answer my questions but got rude, even advised me to accept my symptoms, and live with them- she even uttered words that can never be used while communicating a patient. So, I decided to change my provider- still trusting Baylor- to Dr. Desai. I requested Dr. Desai not to collaborate with Dr. Trofimovsky but she did the opposite, not respecting my patient rights. From the very first visit, she left me alone with a resident, left the room for the most part of the visit, and listened to my story from the resident instead of me coming back to the room for the last 10 minutes. Dr Desai wanted me to wear a continuous blood sugar monitor (DEXOM), but then she said she cannot trust its results when it showed lows and highs. In my 2nd or 3rd visit, I was already diagnosed with a pancreatic disease in Baylor , but she even didn't have a look at the results of the biopsy and screenings, and said it is not her focus as if pancreas has nothing to do with hormones and insulin levels- !!!!pancreas is the organ of endocrine system and digestive system and all my symptoms were related to these two. Having no hope even after changing the provider and my bad experience of Dr. Desai not respecting my patient rights and preferences, I had to leave Baylor endocrinology. Currently, I am seeing another endocrinologist from another big hospital in Houston where I am getting good treatment and care. My story in Baylor endocrinology with these two doctors has many other weird details but they cannot shadow my good experiences with other excellently professional Baylor doctors of course. To cut to the chase, what I would say is that Baylor is a great hospital, but unfortunately may be working with some "not caring, not respecting" doctors as in my experience, so carefully pick your doctors! I hope Baylor will consider this because I do appreciate Baylor no matter what!El Bu

It's always a wonderful day when you can visit your doctor and the concerns that prompted the appointment are addressed FIRST, (first is the key word) before getting into recommendations for things you did not make an appointment for. I am appreciative that I was able to find an experienced professional, capable of listening to me first explain the reason for my visit, taking care of that concern and then moving into exploring options for care along with suggestions about what I need or should consider to do going forward. Experiencing extreme anxiety has come with a mammoth challenge of navigating through these appointments alone at times, often feeling judged as well as handled brutally; However, knowing that I am under the care of a physician who is compassionate and understands the degree of the attacks and is able to help me process through has come with great rewards. I felt comfortable during my visit and most importantly, she did not shun me away or ignore future visits and appointments due to my anxiety.Niedria Kenny

My mom was scheduled for Cardiologist visit in BCH by here PCP, but by the time we had an appointment (3 month later) We where dined access to our doctor because recommendation from our doctor was not processed yet. This only opened up when my wheelchair mother visited for confirmed appointment. They simple sent us home. They also asked us to switch PCP to one form there Baylor's account if we want to avoid problems in the future. 1. Absolutely unprofessional treatment. 2. Bureaucracy that defeats purpose of hospital. 3. One deportment knows nothing about other departments action . 4. No one in administration cares about anybody. Personal success doesn't depend on quality of service for this people. 6. Fictional facilities for complains and quality issue reporting . Phone number listed just dropping calls. Site generates error when submitting complain.ddq771

DO NOT COME HERE FOR DENTAL TREATMENT. Dr. Karen Wuertz and the PCC: Rana Vaishali, falsely claim to care about your dental care. Yet, when you come in to ask about the outstanding balance on your account, these ladies are rude, dismissive and disingenuous. Also, they took out their frustrations on the student who was appointed to me and that is WRONG. Dr. Karen Wuertz and Rana Vaishali should not be holding such positions if they are just going to ignore patient's concerns. It is NOT the student's responsibility to play messenger. You as the administrators need to call the patient and tell us what is going on. The student is just there to learn how to practice on patients not be a call service or scheduler. DO NOT come here for dental treatment. AVOID this place. I have still not heard back from the school or these staff members. and they keep deleting my post so here I am posting it again.Michael Collins

Magnificent experience from check-in to leaving, Brooke Revenschied is so very kind, brilliantly talented and clearly this is a very incredible school of dentistry. All the doctors/faculty are so amazing too and you can tell they genuinely want their students to succeed which in turn benefits their patients and I’m so grateful. Your first visit is a long assessment to see if you are a candidate and I recommend arriving early for check-in at least 30 minutes because they stay booked up and there is a line. You can check in on the first or second floors. She started on my root canal today with the help of Ethan who was every bit as awesome and I’m just wondering why I waited so long because the relief I felt was almost instant. I am no stranger to dental work and I have had more than my fair share but this truly was an awesome experience thus far. Kudos to such a fantastic place.Rachel Fox

The students in Urgent care removed a broken tooth for me about a week ago. They prescribed no antibiotics or pain killers and the past week has been brutal. I’ve had teeth pulled before, but it never hurt the way this one did and the extraction site looked weird to me, I thought I could still see some pieces of the tooth. After a week it’s still been very very painful so I decided to get checked out. Turns out, there was bone fragments still remaining. I ended up having to go to 2 different dentists today trying to find an affordable place to have the remaining tooth removed as I was quoted over $500 at the first. Both dentists also said I may need stitches if the wound doesn’t heal properly on its own soon, as the area was basically brutalized. It’s not on the students. They’re learning and trying their best, but the dentists supervising them should definitely be more involved.Rickelle T

I graduated in 1988 and I could not have gone to a better medical school! The faculty was open minded and receptive to new ideas. During my time their I was active in medical politics in particular the Texas and American Medical Association. I also did well academically Which I partially attribute to the great environment they had there. Of course I had to work hard but I was rewarded for it with recognition getting to participate in a month long exchange program with China and being sent to the American Surgical Association meeting in San Francisco. All these experiences allowed me a broader education and made me competitive in procuring a excellent residency at the University of Massachusetts Medical Center. At the time I went there for medical school McGovern was highly focused on psychiatry which may not appeal to those who are like me interested in surgery as I was at the time but it was a god send. As most of the issues and treatments of patients requires understanding and working with people. This psychiatric background gave me a huge advantage over other medical doctors especially during my residency! To give you an idea of how well our students did in Psychistry compared to other schools during our third year rotation in it I scored in the top five percent nationally on what is called an in service exam. An in service exam is given for each clinical rotation and it is given to all students who complete the exam. Well despite doing so well nationally I was only average for my class! As I was applying for general surgery that I did so well in psychiatry yet only was average in my class for that rotation made those I interviewed with laugh. There is competition between surgery and psychiatry. Coming from the medical center with such great surgeons and all specialties is really helpful in procuring a great residency as by going to medical school there for medical school allowed me an opportunity to work with some of the best in the world. In summary going to medical school at McGovern Medical School will give you a well rounded medical education, prepare you to be the best medical doctor you can be and make you an extremely attractive candidate for any medical residency you apply for! You could not find a better medical school in my opinion!judson Somerville

No compassion whatsoever. I was about 45 minutes late and I left a message on the voicemail but they never did. Call me back. And what was a disadvantage was that I could not get seen because if I would have had that phone call returned I would have been able to get seen. Now I have to wait another week to get seen but at a different location. I am in severe pain and they did not have any compassion whatsoever. It sounds like these doctors and health institutions. Just want your money or the insurance money and put compassion down the line. So they can see this and decide to ignore it. Or if they want to work on their compassion then they will take it to another level. But it is up to them. I just hope that it does not happen to another person. When someone is late and it's out of their control, it should not be the patient's fault. The doctor or the office should work. You went to the schedule.Robert Rivera