20 Best Rn Programs In Akron, OH (2022 Updated)

Both my wife and I were returning college students and Stark State Alumni class of 2012. We both received a great education. She went for respiratory therapy and I went for Graphic Design. The graphic design program was wonderful. The professors were all very knowledgeable and really cared about their students (huge shout outs to Michelle Lash and Eugene Starr). The classes are small and it's very easy to schedule time with the professors if you need help or need to go over some things. It's also nice to have online classes if that's your thing. For the younger students (and older alike), Stark State also hooks you up with SALT at no charge after graduation, which is a useful tool to help find employement after graduation. Luckily I furthered my career without having to use SALT. The biggest recommendation I could suggest would be to offer more of certain classes. Sometimes only one class is offered a semester and can conflict with working hours. Thank you, Stark State and to all of my professors for giving me a great education and giving me a fighting chance in the workforce after graduation. For those who are seeking four year degrees and beyond, Stark State is definitely a great (and affordable) place to start.stephen slusny

I attended Stark State College a number of years ago when it was Stark Technical College. I am surprised by the negative reviews, because I had a great experience at the school. I graduate with a degree in Computer Technology, and the courses were challenging and taught me a lot. I still remember some of the great instructors like Mrs. McBride in my math classes. I even worked there part-time for about a year doing LAN Administration. They have provided me with a foundation for a very successful career in IT. I later completed my Bachelor degree at Kent State. I am currently completing my MBA. I was able to get a copy of my transcripts, even after graduating 25 years ago, by faxing in a request. I did this for two different Universities, and they arrived within a week. In this age there should be a way to do it electronically like Kent State, but at least they do not charge you for them. Overall I had an excellent experience and they prepared me for a very rewarding career in Computer Technology. I absolutely have no regrets about this school, and I enjoyed my time there.Kevin Frazier

I can not believe Stark State has less than 4 stars! This is my second semester and I LOVE it! The faculty are truly amazing and extremely helpful! This college also offers small class room sizes which makes learning more personal. Your teachers and professors always do their best to know each student by name. It is also extremely great for working folks who have busy work loads. They have many courses that can virtually work with any type of schedule. There are many success programs that Stark State offers, including assistance with any subject as well as a great Accommodations program for those with any learning disability/disability from minor to severe. Stark State also always keeps their students in the know through text message and emails. They give you the tools you need in order to succeed. Highly recommend this college!elisabeth brian

Had a great experience there as a 2014 grad! Amazing teachers with eager students led to a very relaxed and family atmosphere. With new additions to the campus, new administrators, and a lot more parking, this school has been the place to be since 53'!Alomomola

Absolutely some of the best years of my life… 2006 grad and often I wish I could go back! Teachers and faculty are amazing – always having the student's best interest in mind.Steven Sheeks

Hello everyone, I have recently been excepted into the 175th class that begins April 2019. I wanted to give a little insight on my experience so far. I surfed the internet for reviews and comments about CSPN, to my surprise I didn't find many if any useful reviews, which I would say is a good thing. Most people only review there bad experiences, so I would like to give my honest review on my experience thus far. First I searched around for different LPN programs, there's only a handful out there. Then I reviewed CSPN website and gathered all the information that was provided and came up with a couple of questions to call and ask the school about. I spoke with Amy who is the admissions coordinator. She was so polite and helpful, and she remembered my name and addressed me as such the whole time I interacted with her. After making sure I met the requirements for enrollment which was outlined on there website in great detail, I located all the information that I would need to process my application. Then I reviewed the information on the entrance exam, I set aside roughly a month to study because I was a little hesitant on what would truly be on the exam. i did call and spoke with Amy again to ask a couple of questions about the entrance exam and she was very helpful with my questions and made sure I understood everything. I can say CSPN did provide a great deal of information to prepare for the exam. I scheduled my entrance exam from there website and paid online as well. This process was very easy. I received a text message reminding me of my exam as well. On exam day I was very excited and eager to take the exam. The exam was provided in paper format which I was so happy about. I'm not a computer exam type of person. To my shock and surprise the exam was exactly what CSPN said it would be, don't over think the information provided, don't distrust what was stated that would be on the exam. The exam is exactly the information stated by CSPN to study. After everyone was done completing the exam your scores was provided to you the same day, so no waiting at all. The next step is to attend an information session, which will go over all your financial aid information and give you time to ask any questions. After submitting my application and providing all the information requested, within a week or so I received my acceptance letter. I was over the moon. So far I have had a wonderful experience with CSPN admissions process and I look forward to every aspect and encounter being exactly the same. I will post another review after my new student orientation. I hope this review was helpful to anyone thinking of attending CSPN.FS Connell

One of the worst schools I ever went too. They were very downgrading. They would alway remind us to look around the class room because l lot of us weren't going to make it to the end of the program, every chance that they could get! Im talking about second week in to the program ! The Executive Director Michelle Altshuler was very prejudice towards us the African-American students. She would say things like " Were not on the streets anymore, we’re in a class room ". Let me remind you this is a private school and they hand pick each student individually. Again I’m talking about the second or third week into the program all the African-American students got escorted out of the school by the executive director Michelle Altshuler and a police officer but the caucasian student were just asked to leave for the day (nicely) they didn’t get escorted out. They were also allowed to stay in the class room to study while us the black students were scream at the get out the class room and find somewhere else to study. This happened before we got escorted out . All Because a caucasian students felt that she getting bullied, and don't get my wrong I’m a grown adult I don’t promote bulling. Ive witness what bullying can do to the person every day on social media, but in this scenario that was not the case. This student was an attention seeker and just wanted to be seen. Every day after that we the students face a new Challenge every day when we walked through those classroom doors. The way they talked to us was just crazy ! I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND THIS SCHOOL TO ANYONE. They treated us horribly and we didn't even attend the program a whole month before all this started. I m convinced that they take down all the bad reviews because I have yet to see a bad review, but had people come up to me and say that is was a bad school after expressing the situation to them.keeping up with chanel

I am almost done with the first level, and i honestly have to say out of all the schools I’ve dealt with previously, this one is by far the best. If you are the type of person who genuinely is passionate to become a nurse, then you will absolutely benefit from this facility and the ladies who i have had the pleasure of calling my instructors thus far. There are some minor things that im sure many people would not like, but like i said if you are in this for the right reasons then you know it is done with good purpose and preparation in mind to send out nurses that will continue to do right by their reputation. They have a very big holistic/health based foundation to their classes and methods which i love, and communication is open, they go out of their way to make sure everyone succeeds and understands the material. If you come into this with the intention on putting studying on the back burner, or doing the bare minimum then expect to struggle, it is a 12 month course and alot of material. As long as you prioritize accordingly (especially with home life, children, etc) you will be successful. You have to invest in yourself and education the way you are into the school upon enrollment. This time will fly by, and as long as you treat your education as the ground works to your future, and the standards of the future care of your patients, then not only will you enjoy the school, you’ll enjoy learning which will make it even easier to comprehend and get through it. Best of luck to all my future nurses out there !Kiera Mastache

I have been a student at Herzing since September of 2018 and I have watched that school go down hill. They can not keep consistent nursing instructors and have to make changes to student schedules 2 days before classes start. When they know most of their student population are parents with the majority of us being single parents that work and go to school. But they have made it abundantly clear that they do no support students unless they have money to pay out of pocket. I have watched faculty that has been there since I started grow more and more stressed with the “behind the scenes” politics that go on inside the school. I have watched instructors walk out the door and not look back. Herzing advertises that they are family oriented and all of that but it’s all a joke. They hired the nursing chair to add “ diversity” among the faculty. They have students file complaints on instructors because some of the instructors and other faculty is the rudest people I have ever met. They claim to be a nonprofit organization but have increased cost of tuition twice in just under two years. Oh and don’t have nothing go wrong in your personal life when you fail a class because they don’t care. You can have plan after plan but it won’t be enough for them to let you finish your program when you only have one semester left. This school has been the biggest waste of money and time of my life. I use to enjoy going to school in the mornings I loved the things that I got to learn on a daily basis.. but as their instructors left so did my pride in the school. They do not follow any of the standards that they hold their students to. They don’t educate you if you make a mistake they reprimand you and fail you. They will show you over and over again that you success means nothing to them.. they just want the paycheck.Misty Romigh

Recommended for real people that have real lives and real responsibilities. I attended the online program for my bachelors and masters degrees in nursing, though there is a stand alone campus here in Akron. I was able to attend both programs full time and I will consider returning when it's time for any post-masters certificates. The admissions department was easy to work with and did not use tactics that made me feel pressured or rushed with deciding to enroll and then re-enroll for my advanced degree. The professors were as helpful as they could be and did everything they could do to prepare me to pass my certification exam (which I did on the first attempt!). The resources that we were provided surprised me because they were so accessible and effective. Lastly, the very important behind the scenes staff-accounts, student services and advisors, library, and tech support were amazing. They always addressed my concerns within a timely fashion and what was not known, they sought out an answer and closed the loop for me. My student services advisor (Meaghan G.) continued to answer questions in this same manner even after I completed the program. Thank you to all of the staff. A challenging journey could have been worse without all of your support and efforts!H M Q

Save your money and time!!!!! Students don’t mean anything to them besides a hefty paycheck. They will side on the faculties side every time. The nursing chair is the biggest joke of all the faculty and is the most unprofessional person I have encountered at the school. Some professors care and want you to learn the material, while others play favoritism among students. Don’t worry about signing the syllabus, addendum, nursing handbook, or the P.R.I.C.E. to success paper because the school doesn’t support the policies if its against a faculty member. They can’t keep professors and the student turn over rate is beyond high. Finally if you want to take general education in a classroom setting, not going to happen here because they let go of their general education professors and it’s done all online. So be prepared to pay a ton of money to teach yourself.Danielle Crow

When I started college at Ross College it was called Brown Mackie College and I entered the School of Business Management and persevered through the school's changes and programs. I finished almost four years ago, got my diploma and, graduated Alpha Beta Kappa. When I started I was told that the average Business Management graduate would make upwards of $50,000 a year. Since graduating I still do not have a job let alone $50,000 dollars a year. Also, in regards to getting a job the career services department has completely cut ties with me. In short if you would like to cheated not unlike a shady used car salesman in golf pants this college is your best choice. I sometimes sit and look at my diploma, accolades and, honors and wonder if the whole thing was a joke in spite of me.Napalm Nacho

If I could give this place no stars I would. The teacher who does vet tech and assistant is not a good teacher. Does not know how to lecture. Expects you to know the answer and gets an attitude if you don’t know it. Also talks to you in a very condescending way. There’s one thing to actually teach and learn and she does not know how to do that. Does not help with not taking and moves way too fast. Shows favoritism to people she already knows and has more than a “student/teacher” relationship with them.Can Longino

I really enjoyed my experience here at Ross College and I would recommend it to anyone who would be interested. I have tried to get people I work with to enroll into the nursing program here. They said they have had appointments already so I have tried to get others to come to school here. I have really enjoyed my time here and also I really enjoyed Michelle, she is a great teacher.Tracy Stevens

Very unprofessional!!! They called me for an appointment at 10 AM I show up the lady proceeds to tell me she didn’t believe any words coming out of my mouth call the cops the cops escorted me out of the property. She told me to never come to the school ever again. I’m not sure if maybe I am Hispanic but I have been a barber for 17 years looking to further my education. If this is the way this establishment is ran I want nothing to do with it. I have been trying to get a hold of Kim Robinson the adult program manager and she has not return my phone calls nor answered my phone calls. I highly recommend staying away from the school.Lito Bayamon

Participating in the LPN program was a traumatic experience. The current instructors have given me the absolute worst educational experience I ever had. No structure, guidance, patience, or empathy. Please save yourself the stress and find a different nursing program.Katie Given

Great school……gets people ready for jobs in the real world…..Skilled Trades…..no thousands of dollars in college debt…..great staff that cares about the kids….can't say enough good things about the place 👍 😀thefatdago

Visit with my sister for her admission. I am very impressed with the administrator. They are knowledgeable, professional, and very helpful in regard to the process of enrolling in campus.Narayan Magar

I attended Fortis College back in 2011/2012, and I loved every minute while I was there. I was blessed to have such great instructors. All had experiences in the field of Criminal Justice, and were very knowledgeable about the learning material. Not only was it a great learning environment, it was also a fun environment. The instructors set a stage for the students to WANT to be involved. It was a joy to go to school whilst attending Fortis. All the staff made it their goal to see you succeed. All were very personable, and it felt like being apart of a family. If you had any problems (I rarely had any) there were countless of individuals you could go see and get them resolved. I loved how they had award ceremonies after each semester. They recognized all our efforts and hard-work, and it was always a great feeling to be one of those persons. The atmosphere was always positive. I've made lasting friendships not only with other fellow students, but instructors as well. If you are thinking about attending Fortis College, I encourage you to enroll. It was the best decision I made. I'm now attending a University to obtain my bachelor's degree, and many of the credits I received at Fortis transferred. So if that is one of your worries, worry no more.Seema Hagen

I started my education here when it was NIT in 2001, the instructors were great knowledgeable, and I was placed in a job on the day of graduation. In 2004 I returned to upgrade my Diploma to an Associate Degree, I only had to retake 1 course and my Gen Eds and was completed, again the instructors were fantastic, knowledgeable, and truly provided me the help I needed to succeed one on one, this is something I would not have received from a big University. I have been employed by Fortis since 2005, as an instructor, and in the mean time went back to college for my Bachelor's and Master's at another University, however that University accepted all of my credits from my education at Fortis. I am grateful for NIT/Fortis in all they have done to help me on my journey from Financial Aid to Career Services the experience was great!Melissa Fullen

I graduated from this college in 2012, and my mother also graduated from this college several years ago. My mother and I both had a great experience while attending Fortis College. Fortis College teachers and staff are very supportive of ALL their students to graduate and work in their career field. At this college location they had friendly and dedicated teachers .The classes were in a comfortable and more focused setting with up to about 20 students in each class. Barbara M as the Director of Career Services has been there for many years, she is very helpful with finding you a job in your field. I highly recommend attending this college for your career choice.Bianca W.

I was Karen's first student and I loved it! I took the 4-week class because I, personally, like to spread my work out rather than cramming it into two weeks. I had 2 morning clinical's and 2 afternoon clinical's at Jackson Ridge where I work now. My favorite part was the hands on work. You teach the teacher just like it says on her website. She is very understanding and will help you with any questions or concerns you may have! I am now an STNA and have been working since December 25th!Hannah Hall

One of the best classes you can take, not only does the teacher make you feel confident in yourself but the teacher also gives you real world applications to the work you training in, give you the time and actually cares on how you do in the field. A real 10/10 classKevin McBride

I am absolutely in LOVE with this college. Remember, college is what you make it to be. Haters often don't like Kent because they were the ones that went home every weekend and changed their major 15 times. Pros: Kent has A TON of clubs, organizations, volunteer opportunities, etc to get you to involved. I've liked almost all my professors, and they really go out of their way to make sure YOU achieve. The library, rec center, and dining halls are all really good and updated. A lot of lecture halls are updated also. The campus has pretty much everything you will ever need including: Free transportation to surrounding cities, laundry mats, free rec center, free sporting events, free desktop computers in almost every building, cheap printing, markets with food you can buy with your meal plan, and SO much more. I just have loved my experience here. Cons: The food does get boring after about 2 months of eating it (Even with 24 different dining locations), you can't use your meal plan downtown, the rec center is a little bit of a walk, the football stadium is pretty much inaccessible without bus/car transportation, our current President (Lester Lefton) is no good (Getting a very promising new President in July!), a lot of people go home on the weekend, and it gets really cold up here. But, these are things that come with pretty much any campus you do decide to go to. There ARE going to be things you don't like with any campus. Hope this review can help some prospective students decide where to go!Breanna May

I graduated from Kent 2 years ago and it was the best 4 years of my life. I had amazing professors who helped me obtain internships which is why I was able to find a job right after graduation. The bottom line is college is work, if you don't put in the effort or slack then yea you might not graduate on time. Some of these bad reviews are ridiculous. Its not Kent states fault you wont graduate on time and dealing with loans is always stressful. Going to Kent was the best decision and I made life long friends. They have a lot of organizations to get involved with. I was in a sorority and loved it. I have zero complaints about anything.B Marie

Aside from the beautiful campus, this place allows you to make what you want of your experience. It is flexible for commuting students (besides the occasional parking headache), provides plenty to do for those living on campus, and employs quality staff and faculty. It is a research institution that is doing incredible things and is providing amazing opportunities for all walks of life in the Kent community, northeast Ohio region, the nation, as well as globally. Under President Warren's leadership, I only expect the institution to gain more prestige throughout the years.Judson VanAntwerp

Class of 2014 here. I thoroughly enjoyed my four years at UA. I was a short-distance commuter student from Highland Square, but still got a totally “normal” college experience. I had a good group of friends, a solid professional network (to this day), helpful professors, and attended a lot of fun campus events/parties/athletics. For an urban area, the campus is gorgeous and the facilities are relatively new (union, football stadium, wellness center etc.). I graduated on a Saturday and started a high paying job in my field that next Monday. Does it get much better than that? Not if you’re like most of us and going to school to get a job. If that is my measure of my time at Akron, then it was perfect. It was only after graduating that I realized how much my program was recognized nationally for its quality and outcomes. My only complaints were the weather and city; two things of which UA has no control over. The city of Akron is objectively not that nice of the place (look up those reviews), nor is it an easy area to start a good career. Most of the city is dilapidated, low socioeconomic status, dangerous, trashy, heroin-ridden, and lacking opportunity. I was not from Akron, so this was a bit depressing for me. If you’re from NEOH, you’re probably used to this and it won’t effect you. That said, UA is a diamond in the rough in this town. I am male, but I never felt unsafe on the actual campus. Everything around campus is a different story. Be diligent anywhere south of Exchange St. A lot of negative reviews I see on here are from people who needed more hand-holding through the admissions and financial aid processes. NEWS FLASH: Financial aid sucks at every university in the US. It is a federal program and the process is the same everywhere you go. Most financial aid coordinators are paid like $12-$15 an hour, and that is also universal. You need to adjust your expectations for that process or vote for different politicians. I don’t know what else to tell you. All together, I’d recommend UA to most people depending on your field. It’s certainly way better than that other school down I-76 😉 Go Zips!Trey the Son of Chad

The campus is honestly really beautiful. I went here for my undergraduate degree and am now working on campus (not employed by the university, just located in an outside agency's office here) and I couldn't be happier. There are a lot of really great professors and plenty of things that go on during the semesters on campus.Ash Corrado

Very nice campus with flowers and stuff. And there's like, cool, big signs that make the campus look very professionally made. The campus is visually appealing, and there's many clubs to join. The Student Union is like a rich neighbourhood mall.Nick

I had an issue with a grant I was told I wouldn’t receive each semester for maintaining a 2.0 or above gpa. I was told it would come in monthly checks and then told it comes at the end of the semester in a bank mobile app. When I received my fall papers to sign it said I would owe the school 475$ without a grant. I took my copy in and they fixed it but when I got ahold of someone about the grant they said it goes to the school so I do not owe anything each semester. My only issue is I was told different, they said I would receive this grant to pay for books and things I’d need. I went too see joe today in financial and he explained that I was told wrong the grant is to cover the money I’d pay each semester. I will say he “made it right” the best he could for the miscommunication. I appreciate that but I hope this miscommunication can be avoided in the future with other students it was a frustrating issue.Felicia Shandor

One of the best options for a high school student to consider – CCP classes are available at no cost through many high schools, and post-secondary options are still out there. This college is directly connected to The University of Akron, one of the top schools for the sciences. Although there are those that put down the community college option, it is foolish to pay more when you can get the same high quality education that will provide you with a successful career pathway. Don't turn your nose at such an economically wise option. Employers certainly won't fault you for making a fiscally responsible decision. Instead, it just might get you hired.Mick O'Seasnain

Wonderful, quiet campus. Excellent teachers and staff, who are very thorough with their work. The cost of education here is extremely affordable. My favorite things about this campus is the Student Union and the FREE 3D printing lab. If you're looking at going to Akron main, but live in Wayne County, I recommend you save some money and go here for a year or two, it is the perfect way to transition from High School to College.Nathan Yost

If you're looking for a small college experience with all of the benefits of a big university, Wayne College is the perfect choice! The campus is beautiful and the staff is incredibly friendly and helpful. The academics are top-notch, and I've never had a problem getting the classes I need. I would highly recommend Wayne College to anyone looking for a great college experience!Micah Richardson

Everything I heard about the Med Cert Training center is TRUE! This place is professionally run, the registration process was quick and pain-free (Mrs. Myers), the classroom environment setting was clean and had more than enough space, lighting, and up to date mannequins. (no creepy basement dungeons or out dated "Annies") The instructor (Terrance) was fantastic! Very professional and managed to cover everything without being boring. He provided one-on-one assistance to those having difficulty and checked on everyone individually to make sure things were being done properly. Will continue to return here for CPR training and will DEFINITELY recommend to others!!! Would give 10 STARS if possible!!!!!A j

I was intimated at first when I signed up for a 2-week course because I knew that it was going to be fast paced and packed with information. But rest assured Mrs. Nortey goes above and beyond in teaching you the realistic ways of the field. So be prepared to take notes and engage in real life scenarios she sets up for you. No one is going to hold your hand through the class so you have to be prepared to study and read read read on your own time. I promise its going to make retaining information a lot easier. Things that helped me: Bring flashcards DAY 1 of class. Be on time EVERYDAY. I’m proud to say I passed the written and skills State Test on my first try. Thank you Mrs. Nortey!Valeria Espinosa

I learned so much in this class. The way that medical terminology and the process is taught helped me more than I imagined a 2 week course could. The instructors were amazing and I can't say enough about my positive experience. I passed my test the first time! Not only did I pass I passed with 100% across the board! If you're looking for an amazing program, knowledge and affordable training this is it.Heather Cruz

I took this class this pass July and let me tell you Mrs. Fisher is the teacher You would want to go to learn all the necessarily information there is on the nursing state test. The class is easy if you are dedicated and willing to learn. The information she gave me in my notebook is a keeper and it does help along the way for those majoring in nursing.Kayla Henderson

Changing my review yet again… Yes, there was technical and communication difficulties at the start but once you get through all that you do get a good quality education. So once you get past all the initial back and forth you'll need all you need to know, and more and is instructed in such a way that it's easy to comprehend. Well done…Kaustubha Das

Ms Fisher is a good person and teacher. Before my class she was hard to get in contact with but it’s because she is only one person and busy. She will help however she can & she made me feel comfortable & not dumb. I passed both portions of my test on the first try. Ms Fisher set me up to succeed and I am grateful she was my teacher.Kay Marie

I would not waste my time going to this school. All they are trying to do is to set you up to fail, even if you have not worked in the health field while you are at school, they will find a way to weed you out.Nicole Dunlap

I was contacted by an Accreditation Board to inspect the Northcoast Medical Massage Therapy program and to collaborate with the Board members on whether or not the school should be accreditated. As a massage therapist myself, I instantly knew what I personally was looking for and they provided ALL of it. I was extremely impressed with how much training, knowledge and support the teachers give their students. Most of the massage schools here in Ohio have shut down due many different reasons and unfortunately, most of the ones left are only teaching "spa" massage, (no medical, only swedish/relaxation). Northcoast Medical teaches exactly THAT, medical massage! Which means graduates can actually FIX muscular dysfunction issues, (ie, muscle sprains, strains, back, necks) for their clients.To prove this point, they adequately meet the hours criteria for Anatomy and Physiology set by the Ohio State Medical Board. I've also seen the extensive teaching equipment, ie. skeleton figures, diagrams, etc., as well as inspecting all the books being used, many of which I myself have studied from, in my school. The class sizes are small so they can give extra attention to each student. There is also a room set up specifically for "hands on" training for the students to provide massages which is open to the public, in order for the students to receive the their required number of hours for their licensure. I also looked at their graduation rate, which was very high, so I know they must be doing something right. To sum it up, I highly recommend Northcoast Medicals Massage Therapy program. PS. I needed to hire a massage therapist for my business and the therapist was so good, I hired him on the spot! Unbeknownst to me at the time, he told me later he was one of Northcoasts recent graduates!Laurie Weber

I scheduled a appointment with Becky last week for my daughter to discuss the phlebotomy program. Upon arrival no one answered the bell to sign in. We entered the building ourselves and searched for the admission office. We seen a few staff members and no one greeted us or asked could they help us find where we were going. The lady in admissions that my daughter spoke with was not personable at all. I had to introduce myself and offer myself a seat with my daughter ( Im the one paying). She asked my daughter 2 questions and started discussing the price of the program and then stop talking. Im assuming she felt we were unable to pay since she said the program is not covered under financial aid. Since she didn’t say anything after that I had to ask her could she go over the program details with us besides the price. She did, very quickly. There was no tour or anything other than this 5 minute awkward conversation. I had to ask for a brochure to look over everything at home. This was a waste of time. What she had to say could have been said over the phone. This was no way handled in a way to encourage someone to enroll in there school. Very disappointed and bothered by the whole situation.Sonya Pearson

Very shady school! The lab teacher does great with what she has, which is very little, sadly. Had 2 good teachers Joe (who no longer works there) and Tina. The owner is rude and money hungry. We were supposed to receive about 2500.00 per student from the CARES ACT because of corona and instead he gave 950.00 to each student, said we'd get the rest when he was sent it from the government and then once he got the second half, told us that money was his and that we'd already got all we would be getting. So he basically shorted us all at least 1550.00 which most definitely he pocketed. The LPN program isnt bad but do yourself a favor and find a school that has all the proper functioning equipment you need to learn, as well as an owner that won't steal from you.Anonymous

I can’t say enough about this school. I took my stna training program here. Mrs. Myers-Nortey was my instructor. She is absolutely amazing!!! Her classes were lively. She always had us laughing. She also challenged us too with scenarios we could potentially see out in the field. Mrs. Myers-Nortey is a very knowledgeable nurse and instructor. You’d be a fool not to take her class. I passed my state test the first try after finishing the stna program. If you’re thinking about taking an stna training program, look no further.Xtradopamine !

I took my STNA classes here in Akron. The class was great yet i had an issue with one of the instructors. She smacked my butt while I was doing a skill when I reported it to Med-cert no one got back to me, I didn't even receive a generic message back. Good class, horrible experience, I won't be back simply because my sexual harassment issue was never even addresses so thank for that!Sabriah Brown

The instructor was so helpful and full of advise and knowledge hands down one of the best nursing classes there are out right now the teacher Mrs Nortey was what you call one of a kind someone who really cares and strive for greatness in this career 5 stars would highly recommend i learned so much i didn’t know and I have been a aid for 3 years I really enjoyed and loved the classBread Winner