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

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

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

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

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

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

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

This is for the billing department: I would suggest not setting up auto pay for a medical bill. If you can send payments in or pay in full but do not give them authorization to debit automatically. I set up a payment plan and needed to change the due date a month before the payment was set to debit from my card. The day finally came to debit and they decided to take 50.00 more than what I set the plan up for. I called and was able to get the 50 refunded but the lady informed me there was a note on my account by a supervisor stating because I changed the date the plan took double and I was informed when I changed the date by a pop up box thru MyChart. That doesn’t make any sense at all. Why would someone go thru with changing the date of something to get double debited. If that was the case I may as well have set the plan up for 100.00. Anywho, today I get a notification from my bank stating another 100.00 dollars debited. Again the plan was only set for 50.00. So what’s the excuse this month??? The math ain’t mathing!! -from a former patientDemetria Davis

Best doctors in town I had serious eye problems But the doctors At Washington University Do a great job I have diabetes And I didn't look after myself in a good way I went blind for about 6 months Like I said the doctor's at washu did a great job God-bless and keep up the good workMyron Melton

What else can one say about one of the top medical facility in the United States. The staff is top notch, medical services are available for those who choose to take advantage of these services. I can't give enough accolades to this fine institution.Barbara Lewis

School was a complete scam. The President and Financial Aid Director were in cahoots to charge all that money. Only one credit transferred. My counselor had to work to get me two. Everyone i know from there got jobs in different fields, including me. They do not help find work the Fashion Merchandise program was a joke. The head of the dept literally told me i was fine where i was at. Terrible place watch out… Added notes I was even accosted by the Financial Aid Director at my job. After seeing me I was mailed a bill saying I still owed and when I paid that's when I got two credits to transfer after two years of school. There's nothing to reach out to you about. The damage is done you scammed me. How could you possibly fix this. This place is a joke and should not be allowed to scam anyone else.Kathleen Jefferson

I absolutely love SIBA! They have a supportive, nice, accommodating, and informative staff. A large number of their staff currently work in the fields that they are teaching in and they keep the curriculum interesting and current. As an older student who has done college before, I knew that I needed to get a better education and find a better job to take care of myself, but I also didn't want to invest in 4 years of schooling. I love that you can earn a bachelor's degree in less than 2 years and be set up for success in the field that you're studying!!Tiera Harris

Do not let the size of this school fool you. It may be small, but it is a powerhouse! My sister recently graduated from here, is doing fabulous, and has already landed her first job!!! She only had positive things to say about her program, her instructors, and the quality of the education she received. The school invested in her and helped give her direction, which is not always a given. I am so proud of her and what she has accomplished. I am thankful that SIBA provided the opportunity and guidance to get her there!Jasmine Quintana

I'm a Fontbonne University Art Alumni and I can say that it's one of the best kept secrets of St. Louis Colleges when it comes to Art. With a focus on classical, figurative studies you won't find any school that can touch the expertise of the professors in the Art Department. Take one class with the famed Victor Wang and you'll see why students come from all over the world just to learn from this master. The faculty provides next-level support that goes above and beyond teaching skills … they help you to navigate the difficulties and intricacies of the "real world." That can be said of many of the faculty outside of the art department, too. I feel that Fontbonne really prepared me for life outside of college and they did everything they could to provide me with opportunities. The small, historic, easy-to-navigate campus provides a scenic and intimate college experience but still has a lot of the experiences you would expect at a larger college. As small as it is, you really feel as though you matter at Fontbonne. The class sizes are small, providing you with the best possible interaction with the professors. The library has an incredibly curated collection for such a small school, and the cafeteria turns out great food. Seriously, though … it was an amazing experience. Don't let the "Catholic" designation turn you away, either … Fontbonne is very welcoming to all sorts of people. I absolutely suggest you look at Fontbonne for your college education. I really felt upon graduation that I was leaving a family and a community of people who truly cared about me and my development as a professional. I still keep in touch with my mentors to this day and I can say, that, YES … I'm a non-starving artist and a BFA graduate using her art degree. The information I learned at Fontbonne was fantastic, but I learned much more than the books could ever teach me. And I can say today that I'm proud to be a Griffin!Samantha Beaty

I transferred there in the Summer of 1995 and graduated in May 1997 with a B.A. Art. After attending 3 other colleges my basic credits transferred. I was homeless and they let me live in the upper class dorm. I was able to get an on campus job at their library, financial aid, and took out student loans to pay for everything. Three months before graduation I felt I was unfairly fired from student teaching & that was painful. Judith Failoni asked me to quit college and leave. I said no. Instead, I was offered and did volunteer work at SLAM to graduate with a B.A. in Art. I'm glad I'm not a teacher. I'm glad I decided to get my degree. The wife of Dennis G. Golden, the President of Fontbonne, helped me get an impacted wisdom tooth removed for free from an oral surgeon she met at a party and drove me to and from my appointments. I didn't have any insurance and was grateful for the help. I enjoyed making friends with some of the Taiwanese students. I helped them adjust to American life by practicing English and going shopping. I test drove used cars for them to help them decide which one to buy. I didn't own a car and took Bistate buses and Metrolink everywhere. I'm United Methodist and didn't attended Catholic parochial or high school.Jean Montgomery

I am an alumnus of Fontbonne University. I earned both my Bachelor of Science in Business Administration – Marketing and Master of Management degrees from this higher education institution. I chose Fontbonne because the matriculation from Rosati-Kain high school to the campus was the next level for me in my education. The small classes were ideal for me because I had been groomed since grade school to excel with one-on-one interaction with the instructors. The student body is multicultural which is important because the world is a reflection of all walks of life. The most important component that drew me to Fontbonne was its mission statement. I am Catholic and it is very important for me to be able to exercise my faith. Potential students should select an institution that is a good "fit" for them and not based on popularity amongst friends or a name. I highly recommend Fontbonne University.Pinklamoda

terrible people place full of liars and conmen! i had gone a few years back got student aid and had a bunch of things come up and had to drop out so i dropped out within the time frame so i wouldnt have to worry about paying anything back. cool few years go by and out of no where they are claiming i owe them money now and i argued this no one cared to look into this at all and now they take my state taxes every year to pay it back and they refuse to give me my transcripts to attend another college.. absolutely do not waste your time with them its a money sink they dont care about the students they dont care about education they have zero professional pride. honestly goto a proper college get a proper degree because these people dont care about anything but a paycheck. they do absolutely no investigating at all with anything ive got lists of things that happened where a proper investigation should have been done and they didnt. DO NOT GO HERE THEY DO NOT CARE ABOUT YOU!Kevin Marler

Having attended a number of 4 year universities, I am rather impressed with the quality of the instruction here … and at a fraction of the cost. As traditional private four year universities hunker down and concentrate on obtaining federal grants, and begging for scraps from alumni while generally ignoring the students, this school's mission is primarily educational. Sure the food isn't gourmet, and all the students aren't hand picked from private schools via house recruiters … but, in honesty, this school is more academically rigorous than many private universities, and without all the fluff that costs a pretty penny in tuition. In addition, unlike private universities, one can take classes here just for fun without breaking the bank; many such classes and certifications are offered for those wishing self-improvement and to learn without academics raining on their parade. I particularly recommend the Horticulture Program, it is both top notch and unique.Andrew Covey

I'm wrapping up my associates soon. Meramec is a pretty good college. Advisors are ok, very hit and miss but my advisor was great. Admissions people were not as great. Financial aid is good. Professors are 80% good and 20% bad. The bad ones are REALLY bad and drag down your experience here. Use "rate my professor" or talk to other students to find the good professors. I had a class with a professor that told us he hated his job and we could tell because that class was hell. I doubt many universities are any better because every place has at least a few bad professors. Do your research, advocate for yourself, sign up for good courses, and you will do great and save a ton of money.Katya R

My son goes here and absolutely loves it. The folks have always been helpful, and friendly. Never been asked for a parking pass 🙂 have been on this campus several times. Would recommend it to anyone that wants a more personal education, instead of being a number.Rhonda Syjud

Me and my family really enjoyed Mo Bap. Staff was very friendly, Registration took all day but it was well worth it getting to know you adult child new family. I am more relaxed knowing he's going to be okay. I Love there core values. Thank Missouri Baptist.Dorothy Whitehead

Gran it you may have to resend some documents a few times, tuition is abit high but your paying for a quality education, the office people are plesant and helpful, over all it is a good college, good professors.Angie Rose

A clean, crisp, professional, state-of-the-art institution! The vibe is amazing as students are gathered in many study spaces either collaborating together or simply hanging out. And their rec center/ gym is top notch. How cool for competitive gym to be sunken in three floors? We were very impressed with Jordan Laird, one of the admissions personnel, who took over 2 hours with us going over all aspects of the college, the tremendous amenities, and discussed all the fun campus life opportunities. And then she took us on an extensive tour of all the facilities, professional buildings, and residential offerings. And can’t say enough about Starbucks and Chick-fil-a steps from class or dorm. This school is amazing!Brandt Callahan

I'm currently a student at STLCOP and I truly believe it is equipping me with the tools to succeed in this field. I plan on pursuing an additional degree after STLCOP and I am confident that the foundation this school has built for me will be very beneficial.Nick Potter

Beautiful Campus. They always to an awesome job on the up keep. It's a quiet place to sit and reflect. It's always quiet and peaceful. I love how it is nestled in the Central West End. I love how I can sit and reflect. Still beautifulLiz Twente

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

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

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

Ever since I started here online a year ago and it’s impossible to get ahold of anybody through email or phone (only options due to Covid) for any questions you have and sometimes you get different answers for the same questions. Next: if you’re taking Human Growth and Development stay away from Diane Pisacreta. I had some questions regarding a quiz (yes I already read the syllabus I needed further info) and she emailed me back saying “read your syllabus”. I replied and said I did and I needed further information she replied again saying “you need to read your syllabus”. She refused to help me and I can’t get ahold of anyone else to talk to this issue about. Moral of the story, if you want somewhere with open communication don’t go her. Not worth the time or money. I’m working on transferring but again, Covid is hard.Eran Walters

Beautiful campus with dedicated faculty, but Management here is not good and I would recommend going somewhere else for your Gen Ed courses. All adjuncts, and all online. I myself was an adjunct professor of mathematics and they also pay their instructors far less than the surrounding colleges/universities. This really limits our ability to serve the student body. I have seen students misadvised in order to repeat a course for the money. Feels like a business not an institution of higher education. Most instructors in math department are from high school and don't have the depth of modern mathematics. Nobody I spoke with was even aware of modern mathematical concepts such as algebraic topology or stochastic processes.Adamm Hockman

I had the worst experience taking college algebra at the wildwood location. My class was taught by Ms. Brown, she was condescending, sassy, rude. And overall just didn't put a positive vibe into the class she would say things like "if you dont understand this now, you wont on the homework, you wont on the quiz, and you wont on the test so your going to fail you are wasting your time." Her syllabus was unclear, and if you asked for a clarification she acted like you were dumb. Also she stands at the front of the class telling everyone to hurry up when she gives out tests. If you are looking to take College Algebra during summer at STLCC to transfer to a university (like mizzou) DONT.Adriene Davidson

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

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

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

St.louis is so lucky to have such a prestigious school in the heart of our city. Its so pretty and the campus is is pretty quiet at the moment due to covid but when everyone is on campus everyone you pass smiles and if you ever need help find a building everyone is willing to help point out the direction you need to go. I've worked here for 2 years and it is the best place I've ever worked. Looking forward to the next 20 years with this company. Such a great place to be.Tyler Uebel (Oshiznit)

Beautiful campus with all the traditional styled buildings. I really like the new Bauer hall which features a huge glass roof. I went to Sam Fox school to learn more about their Architecture programs. The staff and faculty there are super friendly and answered all my questions with passion.Yuchen Guo

I'm currently a graduate student here at WashU. It's a good school and top ranked According to US news ranking. What I liked about WashU is the campus which is neither too big nor too small. I almost forget to add: wifi connection speed is very bad.Aung Myo Htut

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

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

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

I have known Sue Minkel for almost 8 years. We met while I was a nursing student at Mercer County Community College. Sue helped tutor students during the school semesters as well as tutored them for the Nclex itself, myself included. Professor Minkel is kind, caring, and has an astute sense of students’ abilities. For instance, if she thought I was having difficulty in a certain area she would direct me on how to use certain strategies to overcome that particular weakness. Those interventions helped me succeed throughout the nursing program. It has been a pleasure knowing her. An important quality of Professor Minkel is her interaction with students. Her ability to listen to all the challenges of a nursing student and her willingness to help them succeed sets her apart from others in her field. I have personally benefited from Sue's tutoring sessions and I believe many others will. I have come to know and respect Professor Minkel from our time together and can attest to her ability as a tutor. Professor Minkel is a dedicated, compassionate educator. Her support contributed to my success on the Nclex, and I am positive the same results will occur for any other students that have Professor Minkel as a tutor. Linda Williamson BSN, RNLinda Williamson

Sue helped me a lot. Having Sue help you with nursing school is like having a little cheerleader in your corner. Sue takes her time to really get to know her student and work with what makes them comfortable. Sue helps me break down each question, and then really think about each answer before answering. All of her tips have been helpful for me, and I will definitely continue to use her during my last, toughest semester now.Lauren M

Sue was an exceptional tutor back when I was getting ready for my NCLEX exam in 2017. She took the time to teach me about how to interpret a question, and to pick the correct answer by listening to my own instinct and stick with my choices using knowledge I learned during clinical. If you need help navigating through exam questions, I would highly recommend Sue's expertise and trust me, you will pass the first time.Agnes Segarra

If I could give a negative one star I would. You are better off getting a lawyer than depending on this company to assist you. They will come off initially like they are all about your rights to reel you in. However, after just one call to the nursing home, they will take the nursing homes word for it and simply make a phone call instead of doing the actual research and footwork necessary to advocate for you. They seem to be friends with nursing homes! They will blow what you are saying off as if, you, the person that actually cares for your family member, would be dishonest about the proper care your family member should receive. If the nursing homes are not properly reporting what needs to be reported, they do not care what you have to say. They patronized us and told us to just call the hotline because they solely believe the nursing home. I have never felt so insulted in my life and the state needs to hear about them. They are NOT advocates for you and your family at all. Waste of time! Horrible, horrible, incompetent company! If you see any reviews to counteract this one immediately, they are false! I know how these reviews work!Be Good Girl Productions

We used VOYCE Connect when we were looking for a place for my wife’s mother. They provided excellent information and guidance on how to find, visit, and determine if a nursing home was a good fit. We were able to get an excellent publication that contained ratings and services offered by all the nursing homes in an area covering St. Louis and the counties they serve. In addition to that we were given detailed guidance about home care alternatives, which after a long search is what we did. We talked to VOYCE volunteer Ombudsman from several of the nursing homes we visited. They explained how they visited and monitored what went on in the homes they were assigned and how helped Residents and their families resolve problems. We were provided easily understandable brochures that explained resident rights. This is an outstanding organization. I was so impressed with it that we have made several sizable monetary donations to them and recommended them to our friends.Ken Cluck

I joined the board of VOYCE in January 2020, just before COVID tragically impact the health and lives our nursing home residents. Through our executive director, our organization has served as the lead spokesperson and expert in the impact of COVID. The advocacy that VOYCE provided is making a difference in the lives of nursing home advocates and their families as well as educating the public in the facts and the need to support the residents.Carolyn Parmer

Small classes so it's easy to learn. Ivy the advisor is so sweet and patient always willing to answer any questions you may have. The professors are nice too. Very knowledgeable and willing to help students get an understanding of the class work.Queen101 J

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

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

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

Personally, if you're political beliefs lean to the left, you'll probably enjoy it here. If you're like me and you lean far to the right, you'll probably hate it here. Keep in mind that I was at the south campus where all the nursing students are at. So this may not apply to the entire campus. This isn't my first time at UMSL, but it will be my last. I used to think that people saying that college campuses were liberal strongholds was a myth, I found out the hard way that its not. There are gender neutral bathrooms and the campus police even called me directly when they were concerned that I was concealed carrying on campus. So needless to say, they're not exactly pro 2nd amendment on college grounds for the sake of "public safety." In short, i don't think this college teaches you much in terms of being independent. Hell, the BSN program didn't even recognize the critical thinking and analytical skills I got from my history degree, and they sure as hell didn't like how troublesome I was in their program for being a dude. Jokes on them I suppose, I passed the NCLEX after not studying for 6 months, putting forth minimal effort, and after failing a class. YEAH!!! Passed on the first try too. No joke.David Wang

The University of Missouri St Louis delivers the same quality education and has the same admissions standards as the rest of the university system. It just happens to be right here in our fine metro area instead of a dumpy little town in the middle of the state. I graduated from UMSL seven years ago and my education has served me well. I had fantastic professors and have been excited to see how much they have expanded and improved residential life since I lived on campus a decade ago. When I’m ready to start grad school, I have no doubt this is where I’ll go. They offer the best value and most options for working adults. Yes, parking is and probably always will be an issue. I was ticketed unfairly a few times in my day but every time I disputed a ticket, it was waived. The reality is that there’s a limited amount of space and a lot of people competing for those spaces so the police do tend to be pretty hard core about ticketing. Put simply, if you want access to a limited resource, you should be prepared to pay for it. There are some amazing economics professors on campus that would be happy to provide a lesson in supply and demand.Kim H

Better than I thought it'd be but still would not recommend going here if you don't have to. The Rec is amazing and some teachers I've had were great. But most teachers are not, I feel like they don't take into account the feedback you give, most offices in the student center are not very helpful and the school needs some serious parking, road and sidewalk improvements. Also side note, I had my license plates stolen in one of their main parking lots. How do they not have surveillance cameras? I think this school has potential but for me to raise my rating they need to improve their customer service, education quality and infrastructure. Instead of spending money on new buildings as well as incentive payments and over the top car allowances for executives they should fix up the buildings they already have and provide students with a higher quality education experience. I mean the goal ultimately is to raise attendance and make more money right? Building more buildings doesn't equal more people filling up those buildings.Tristan H

I wish I had never gone to this college. Classes were cancelled last minute after they were paid for and books were bought multiple times. I was a Legal Studies major, and the classes themselves in this department are severely lacking any substance. Every single class, a professor droned on and quoted, verbatim, a PowerPoint presentation. I learned virtually nothing; I felt that I paid for the privilege of getting a paper degree but did not get any real knowledge. The Legal Studies academic office is so disorganized and nobody there can do anything to help you if you have an issue. I was supposed to have a certain number of core classes that I was required to take before graduating, but three of those classes were either cancelled multiple times due to low enrollment, or they were offered at the same time as each other so I could only take one at a time. Webster's solution to this was for me to substitute a non-legal course for one of these important legal courses, leaving me with no ability to learn that class material. To rub salt in the wounds, some incompetent person decided it would be a great idea to hold a graduation ceremony at an outdoor venue with no inclement weather plans. I had to sit in the rain for hours with no umbrella to be able to walk and get my degree, and most of my family ended up not being able to see me graduate because they got pushed away due to the rain. I would NEVER recommend this college to anyone. Beware!Kayla Womble-Davis

I want to share this with anyone who is considering attending any Webster University Extended campus across America. I attended the Columbia SC and Fort Jackson campus – became ill in 2016 and 2018. I submitted medical documentation in support of both illness as instructed. We are in 2020 and Webster University in Missouri has not adjusted my account to reflect and nor are they being helpful in this process. My appeal was denied because it did not fit the criteria ( 5 days in the ICU clinging to life) with clots in my legs and bilateral in my lungs, numerous surgeries and other treatments. They refuse to educate me on the criteria and dismissed my concerns by stating this is the final communication we will have with you. They treat our people differently because we make up the majority of their extended campuses. The main campus could care less about the minority population and they make it known. I refuse to let this to go without escalating my concerns. This is not ok! When you fight you win, by not fighting you will lose every time. It should not be difficult to treat someone with the upmost Dignity and Respect. We are not bad peoples because of our skin color – we deserve the best opportunities life has to offer as well.Leigh

I attended Webster University because it is an excellent and an accredited University with national and international reputation. It is a truly global University with its campuses in almost all the Continents of the world. In fact a graduate of Webster University is considered a citizen of the world! This University has been training and will continue to train graduates for the progress of the global community. This is saying that you must be responsible and hardworking before you can truly graduate from this prestigious citadel of learning. You can only earn your degree from Webster University and not buy it! So for quality education consider Webster University.Samuel Onyewuchi