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During a high school graduation, I was requesting help from the ORU security and Mabee Center hired help. I was verbally and physically assaulted and verbally assaulted, disrespected, humiliated, district, confused, appalled and taken back at how everything unfolded so fast. I was just trying to get help, I in no action of a crime, assault or anything illegal, simply in the lo by requesting help.. I do not recommend anyone to have there family here for any reason.. wish I could have posted a much better review. 😕 never again will my family be tarnished by the "spiritual" aspect of a college or business again.BP Family

All the people are so friendly! Most of t He students a d staff come from the south, so they all have that warm, southern love for everyone. The professors are outstanding; they genuinuely care about the students and their success-not just academiclly, but developmentally and spiritually. The campus is lovely! There's so many garden areas, benches, and trees! There are even little bunnies hopping around everywhere! The gardeners are on the clock every day, making this camus truly exceptional. I highly recommend a visit!Alexis B.

I have been going to oral roberts university for almost two years. It has truly changed my life. It is a place if fully embraced can lead you closer to the lord and to the career of one’s dreams. The professors are world class. The workload can be challenging at times but is to help in preparation for the work force. I recommend living on campus to get the full experience if possible. ❤️Tanner Buford

Now that my program as officially been cut I can give my opinion of this university. So firstly my program was the only thing that kept me from dropping my first semester. I am from Michigan and went to osuit specifically for my program. I’ve had many good experiences with my program, the cafe, post office, clubs, etc. But unfortunately, my negative experiences with housing outweighs it all. Since I am out of state I HAD to live in the dorms to receive my tuition waiver. Firstly the RA’s are a joke and during my time were very cult-like. Once you get on the bad side of one they all start creating drama with you (Yes drama like children. Numerous RA’s would talk about myself and my friends behind our backs and we didn’t find out until a mutual friend of ours became a RA) For an event I had my clubs cotton candy machine in my dorm overnight because the event ended at 8 pm. Two days after the event when the machine was already turned back into my professor I received a yellow slip on my dorm with a warning to remove items not allowed by housing. Secondly, there is a curfew. You can not have anyone in your room past midnight and 2 am on weekends. Even if they are the same gender and live across the hall you can not have them in your dorm. I was 19-21 when I attended this school. I’m sorry but the fact that I am being policed every day to not be able to do what I want with my friends at whatever time is completely ridiculous. Just enforce stringer quiet hours if you’re so afraid of people being loud past midnight because why else would adults have a curfew? During my first semester, I thought it was just a southern thing since a curfew would be completely laughed at and thrown away if any college in Michigan had that but then my friends said all the other universities in Oklahoma have no such rule. So there is no excuse as to why this is a thing at osuit. Secondly, if you get caught drinking even you have to go to Okmulgee county court and pay almost $700 in court fees because you will receive a MIP. I do understand that there are laws in the place where you can’t drink if you are under 21 but I was in a room with people who were drinking. I don’t drink beer yet I still had to go to Okmulgee county court and pay a ridiculous fee because I was associated with drinking. The person who caught us is Dave. Not only is Dave prejudice but in all honesty is a perv. This man is the desk attendant to the common area and works nights. To catch people having someone in their dorm past curfew he will PUT HIS EAR TO THE DOOR. This man has also stalked us into our dorms asking if we all live within this building and told us past curfew we CAN NOT TOUCH THE DOOR HANDLE TO THE OTHER DORM. While at osuit I was the Vice President of student government and had direct communication with the deans. I had asked a dean if this was true and when he got back to me he said it is not because there are common areas within the dorms someone from another building can go into another dorm building if they are not going into a specific dorm room. Dave has also pulled people over from his car using the flashlight on his phone and has used his flashlight to look in people's cars. This is way out of the scope of his job and is completely inappropriate just like the many other things he has done. He also did nothing about two tweakers trying to break into the dorm. Didn’t call the cops nothing. This is just the beginning of the issues I have experienced and they all happen to revolve around outside of classes. This pathetic excuse of a university needs a reality check. It is 2020, you are a public university, & your students are adults. You need to change this because If these ridiculous rules keep happening your university will close despite all of these programs getting shut down to save you money. Yet you will continue to lose money because outside of the classroom is 70% of a student's life at this school. Even if they love their programs, like me, that 30% of positivity will never outweigh the 70% of bad. Treat your students like the adults they are.Alana Dackiw

My husband attended college here for 2 years. The HVAC program is really good. But I would not recommend student housing. In fact almost everyone I knew that lived there had issues with mold. They even did mold testing on one of my friends apartments and then refused to give her the results when they came back. The apartment I stayed in was extremely dirty. I shampooed the carpets with a rug doctor I borrowed from my MIL and the water was black even after the 5th time of going over it. I showed maintenance the photos of the dirty water and they did nothing. Here’s a list of all the complaints i had that were never resolved: Mold in bathroom Dirty Carpets Dirty windows that leak when it rains leaving the apartment humid and growing mold Mold behind baseboards that were not properly glued to the wall. Blood on the box spring Cigarette butts everywhere outside Also Cockroach infested and my friend had Mice in her apartment and all they did was lay sticky traps out and then left them….. If you complain the service is horrible! Took them 2 weeks to fix the mold in my bathroom where it was coming through the walls. They’d rather fix up the rest of the campus and make it look nice. They even show you a really nice apartment that’s clean on the 3rd floor. But expect way less because that’s not what you are getting.Ashley Evans

I cant say to what extent the other reviews truths are, however I have the up most amazing encounters with the staff, teachers, and office workers. They have been more then helpful through my entire process. The dorms are clean as well as the public bathrooms in the halls and commons areas. Everyone including students have been very delightful and helpful to show me and tell me how to achieve and get the things I needed to get done for college. I am not paid for a thing this is just my personal experience with osu-it. I'm a single mother of two children that depend on me for everything in their life, so honesty and cleanliness and integrity are absolute in my life. I haven't had one displeasing moment. Best Regards, C.E.Terrycadence Mccumber

I graduated from the Adult and Graduate Studies Program in 2010. This program is a joke. I took better classes at TCC! I feel like I paid for my straight A's. The classes were not challenging, most of the teachers I had did not take the class serious. Plus, since the University does not promote their program with an local businesses, good luck getting that higher paying job after college. I have kept in touch with my cohort, everyone else is in the same boat. To the point where most of them have gone on to OSU graduate program so maybe that will make a difference. In short, save your money, go to TCC and OSU.Halley S

After spending my undergraduate career here, I believe this was the best school that I could have ever chose to enhance my education and prepare myself for the future. I received my BS in Marketing Summer 2012 and began my MBA degree at another university within months. I have never felt more prepared for the course load. My business professors at OKWU were an inspiration for me during my undergraduate career, and still remain a part of my life as mentors after I graduated.Caleb Smith

I'm a freshman here and it has been a great experience. The staff is great, the school focuses on the truth of the Bible, and the primacy of Christ is the number one priority. I wouldn't go to any other college, especially if going into the ministry.Chip Cole

This is my sister's first semester here, and will be the last. These people make you jump through hoops with all the different paperwork and verifications they need. I've attended 3 different universities and 1 is in a whole nother state and I haven't had so many issues. Not only does there financial aid page not make sense. You can't even see what aid is going where because of the ridiculous amount of fees and clutter on the page. Worst experience at a school yet, and I don't even go here. My siblings all go to different universities in Oklahoma both pwi, and hbcu and this is by far the least organized. I regret picking this university for her. Only good thing is the dorms. Besides that go elsewhere.Erykah Briscoe-Maldonado

This school and the instructors are AMAZING and as long as you do what you’re supposed to, they will work with you and help you. I would recommend this college all day, every day. They are wonderful. Especially the Psychology DepartmentBarbara Evans

Walked the nature trails. A pleasant experience in the midst of the city. Over the years the asphalt trails have become increasingly broken up so it's not a smooth path but it is enjoyable. The college is a pleasant place.Mike Gardner

This school is hardly what it pretends to be in its recruiting campaigns. The professors are usually great, and the student culture is very welcoming, but the administration of the school is far over reaching, and their public image is decietful at best. Nothing really sets this school apart from any other secular liberal arts college except their over-bearing restrictions and expectations. They claim to be affordable and award academic scholarships generously but don't factor that into your budget for the long haul: tuition rises, awards don't. Apart from those scholarships, the school is especially expensive and needlessly so. They require an expensive meal plan for their unbelievably wasteful cafeteria and they charge high price for minimal housing accommodation. You will find that once you enroll here you drop to the bottom priority of the administration. Everything here is about impressing visitors (well except for the attrocious landscaping across campus). On football game days, you will likely have difficulty finding parking spaces, despite the fact that you live here and ought to be able to park here. If on gameday you decide to park elsewhere on campus (if you manage to find a space) you will almost certainly receive a citation. Citations are enforced on the students who live here and pay to attend, but visitors are given a pass for just about every infraction they could dream of committing. For their most recent new residence center they have added only a gravel parking lot (behind the building so visitors hopefully won't see it) and I assume they don't intend to pave it considering it's been 3 years now. Who knows if this trend will continue. Internet has never been great here but it gets worse as the years go on. They have installed more restrictions over their network as the years go on. YouTube is hit or miss since half the intersting things you'll find might be blocked. (I'm not talking about just innapropriate content, but almost anything from an unverified channel that might be censored). Like most Christian colleges they have a chapel requirement, and they are very strict about it. You won't graduate unless you watch all 96 of the half-baked evangelistic sermons they force feed you and don't you dare try to be distracted by your phone or with homework. I don't want you to get the wrong idea here. You probably will struggle to find another university that's much better about most these issues. My point is, though, that OBU really is nothing exceptional as a school and especially not as a Christian school. It's very clear that they are far more concerned about the prevalence of Christian appearance than ministering to their students or their community. Just go to a state school and join a campus ministry if you really want a Christian experience in college. This place isn't worth it.Tony Carter

You won't find a university with a more caring staff, faculty, or student body. Within a week of being on campus, I found my place. OBU offers plenty of student organizations and sports and encourages campus involvement (Biggie, Spring Affair, basketball, football, TWIRP, and more). Yes, classes are rigorous, but I felt more prepared for a career than friends who attended state schools. After attending a state school myself, I can say I felt more like a person than an ID number at OBU. Your professors will know who are and even invite you for afternoon tea. Whether you are enjoying the hammocks in the spring, filling the fountain with bubbles, or attending Canterbury, it's easy to find your place at OBU.Cami Sayre

The theatre professors are great and a lot of the students are nice but other than that this school sucks. You are forced to take classes that have nothing to do with your major, forced to do chapel and worst of all the food is disgusting except on days they have students that are wanting to go there to school. Its a waste of money and time and too expensive. You are better off going to OU or another college. And you will not get your tuition money or work study jobs. And if you are a theatre student you are forced to build sets even if you want to act. And if you are a minority your chances of getting a part in a play is slim pickings. Save ur money and go to another school. #slavelaborFinese Leoni

I attended Community Care College in 2019-2020, receiving an Associates (AOS) degree in Business & Industry Management. It had been 25 years since attending high school, and I wasn't exactly the most studious student in the 90's! But, having many career-life years ahead of me, I knew I needed to stay relevant and not become antiquated in my education, knowledge, or on my resume. Take it from me, you're never too old to further your education, better your circumstance, or change your career. Proud to say I was a 4.0 Presidential Honors graduate! Enrollment was made easy by their admissions & financial aid, and the instructors were engaging! I also appreciated how they regularly recognized student success. I completed my program 100% online, so it was easy to work around my full-time job and family. I'm so glad I chose to finally attend and do the work, now I have what I need to expand my career/financial well being!BRANDI P.

I had enrolled into the evening Medical Assistant Program, and was very impressed before I even signed up. All the staff or very friendly (and not that fake friendly, either), helpful, and encouraging. They go out of their way to help you with whatever you need. I had Ms. Toni, who, in my opinion, is one of the best college professor's out there. Every week was a new subject, every day was a quiz, but the way she taught every subject was in a way I could comprehend, and that's saying something, considering I have a learning disability, which you would have never guessed considering I graduated with a 3.95 GPA. Ms. Toni is more than willing to do one-on-one tutoring if needed, and there is a lot of resources that they give you. The Financial Aid, and Career Services are all very simple and helpful. I would HIGHLY recommend this college to anyone who is serious about pursuing a career. It's hard work, but it's worth it!Charlie Delp

Toni Bethel of Community Care College is such a wonderful teacher. Going back to school at 33 was a scary experience for me. She took me under her wing and gave me the best educational experience I have ever had. If I didn't understand the lesson, she would stay before or after her shift to personally help me. She made sure we all understand what she was teaching. My family experienced some medical emergencies while in school, she gave me so much emotional support during that time. I graduated with a 4.0. all because she is an excellent teacher. She truly cares about each one of her students. She gives her whole heart to teaching. She changed my life for the better!Erin Elizabeth Brock

Love love love Redlands works with ya helps you when you need it and the teachers and staff members are amazing, I went to the school store and got me a t shirt today, Redlands staff are always so helpful and will help guide you along your college journey, the teachers are very helpful and caring and very very understanding and are their to help You be very successful, they do online classes and have different degree offers their is always give always and fun activities that they set up at the college that is kid friendly as well for students who are parents you can either stay at home or the college dorms, but other than that Redlands so far has been a very amazing college experience for me and I'm so glad I chose Redlands for me to go to get my degree.Angelica Clark

I met a lot of great faculty members that were passionate about their subject and engaging to their students. Not to mention the Horse Whisperer Bob Hooker! I have never met a more patient, calm and effective trainer!Brad Burke

Redlands Community College is an outstanding school providing an affordable education to students in the El Reno area. The professors and staff are all deeply in tune with the welfare of their studentsBurger Boy

I do not attend school here, but my kids and I were driving by just checking it out and my car started overheating so I saw a grounds keeper watering the flowers, so I stopped and asked him if he could put water in my car. He said well I'm not supposed to. Following the rules is great but we all need to learn to be human again!Barbara Hamilton

Beautiful campus. Great people that show great care to the students, faculty and staff. I work in the police department and let me tell you, they are very attentive and devoted to keeping the campus safe here. Everyone really cares and it is a fantastic atmosphere.Mira On the Wall

Great looking campus. Stopped in to look around and met Annette in marketing and she was super nice to me. Spent time talking about the campus and made me feel very welcomed. Thank you for the post card.Ben Huston

They make there programs sound great. The training seems ok. Not sure how relevant it is since I can't find a job in that field. They say how great there job placement services are. That's a joke, they are non-existent. You call and a lady named Deb. Is all you get to speak with. She always says call back, then no answer. She acts like it's a huge bother. I have been trying to get a job for 2 years and they haven't helped at all. You call to complain and hopefully get some help from someone else, they reroute you back to her. I would strongly recommend that you go elsewhere.Tony Houston

I wish they would treat the night classes the same as morning classes I've had horrible experience they never give our instructor the materials we need they don't let us use any of the big labs and we can only use very little stuff. I think it's really unfair since we're paying for the education we should all be treated the same. We struggle to pay for education as adults and head of house holds for them to be limiting the campus and supplies like they litteraly lock everything so we cant use it.cinthia amador

I went to school here my senior year in 2012-2013 school year and my 2nd year 2013-2014 in Masonry for 2 years and participate in the National Technical Honor Society both years and participated in SkillsUSA both years in won state in 2013 and 2014 and went to Nationals both year 2013 and 2014. My instructor teacher of masonry was Chauncey Kila. It was a great school I went to in Tulsa tech, we did a lot of fun things here at this campus and we are LEMLEY!!!!! 😀😀😀 👏👏👏Nathaniel Barnes

The staff are professional, helpful and add to the overall positive experience while attending this school. I have one major BUT as to why I’m giving 3 stars. In the short time I attended this school for the Cosmetology program, there was a LOT of unnecessary and unprofessional things that happened- regarding the teacher. I don’t usually go on a rant about something or someone, unless it’s called for, in this situation, it’s necessary. I’m very passionate about cosmetology, and education. I knew a bit about cosmetology before I walked into PTC for my first day of school in August. The new teacher that was hired, (Cynthia Atchico) promised us that first day to teach us everything we need to know about cosmetology so we could become not only great hair stylists, but the BEST; doesn’t practice what she preaches. Within the first month, students weren’t coming to class because they felt they weren’t learning, or they would leave mid day for a ‘mental clarity day’ as we called it, stress and anxiety was rising as well, due to conflicting standards from the teacher. Students (including myself) addressed said issues(amongst others that are to remain confidential), SEVERAL times with the principal, and counselor, only to have nothing done about it. I ended up dropping out of the program, after only attending for 2 months. In those 2 months, I lost 20lbs, was stressed out, anxious, and wasn’t myself. I do plan on continuing my education at another school, as soon as I can. I’m writing this to warn others, please do not go to the cosmetology program if you actually want to learn something. Your mental health is more important than your education, and you can find a better school somewhere else! I pray they hire a better teacher ASAP so the students can actually have a good education!Mikenna Long

I have had the pleasure of attending the CNA and CMA flex programs, both very well discussed and detailed. The hands on skills are very job oriented and help with daily work skills in the profession you choose. The hands on skills and clinical training are very helpful with advancing your education which prepares you for your final test. The PTC staff are amazing, friendly and very helpful. I look forward to returning myself to further my education in the near future.Kealy Merritt

We had our Firefighter 1 live burn evaluation at the fire service training center here. I am about 2.5 hours away and it was worth every mile! Jay and all the other instructors are great! They wanna help you learn and if you dont like getting yelled at a little dont come here or dont be in the fire service in general. They dont do it to be mean they do it to help you. Overall great time thanks guys!!Ace Ullrich

KTC has a wonderful campus and great staff. They really care a lot about their students and try their best to make sure that everyone is okay. Honestly, I wish that I could give this school a 5/5 and this brings me to the reason why I gave it a 3/5. The program that I took (CAD) was a waste of time and the instructor was not very helpful at all. (And I had that instructor for two years.) I will not be returning and I hope for the best for everybody in that program.Trevor Z

Took a class for aircraft assembly years ago and set me up for my job in the aerospace industry. Great lil school with big benefits!Charlie Ellsworth

Love the cosmetology class. They are so awesome. Love my hair! They did a wonderful perm on me! This is a must go to spot. Support these students for sure. One of the best staffed salons . I've been to Aveda and Paul Mitchell schools to have my hair done ,of all of them , Southern Tech in Ardmore outbeats them all. Very professional and they take their time to make sure your hair is to your satisfactionsu Haynes

I enrolled in CNA classes finished the class and clinical.. Could never get anyone to contact me back about taking the state exam.. I talked to Brooke she told me they would be testing out in a couple of weeks never got a phone call from her.. Feel as if they took my money and forgot about me..Chrystal Baker

I have attended Southern Tech as a high school student since 2018. I am taking the mechatronics program out there and it's a lot of fun. The staff and the atmosphere is very nice.Adrian Gagnon

I can't speak to the actual course offerings, but I can attest to their treatment of potential customers/students. I went here yesterday to try and enroll in their Enterprise Development program as part of the Programming and Software Development track and was turned away with a three to four year wait period! That's longer than it would take to get into an actual college, and if it actually does take that long to get into a program, I would think that a disclaimer on their website might be helpful to avoid potential miscommunication in the future. I had been planning on taking this program for the past eight months or so, and it was a little disappointing to be turned away without even so much as having my information taken so that I could be notified when and if something opens up. Also, the fact that they offer free education for high school students but not for everyone else is completely ludicrous. If they are able to offer free education for high school students, why not do it for everyone? The gentleman that I spoke to seemed courteous and even shook the male student's hand that he saw before me, but then during my consultation he was extremely short and very unhelpful. I'm not sure if it's because I'm a female or what, but the disparity in attitude was a big red flag to me. Luckily there are other better options out there online, so I'll just use this as motivation to find an alternate route to achieve my career goals.Elizabeth S.

If you’re thinking of joining the esthetician/manucurist program READ THIS! I advise you take your money else where. I was on the waiting list for a year and was very excited about finally starting school. I’ve officially been here 4 months and can count on one hand how many times the instructor has actually taught me anything. I teach myself with YouTube videos and occasional help from my peers. I’m part of the manicurist program and originally planned to enroll back into this school for the esthetician program but I’d much rather take my money to an esthetician program at a different school. Where they actually care to teach you something at least twice a week. I have 3 months left and have hardly learned anything from my instructor! Do not feel prepared for my State Board exam at all.Kimberly Strob

I went through the cosmtology program in 2 years and I finished up my hours in June 2018. The teachers were all very nice and but didn’t set any of us up for success in the real world. They taught us how to pass state board but what’s the point of passing and having no skill. When trying to find jobs we are automatically at a disadvantage because we didn’t have enough hands on experience. It’s a nice start but you will need continued education to be as good as students who graduated from other schools. We needed more color theory and cutting classes and less cross words, word searches, pin curls and roller sets.Anonymous user

My husband and son are here this morning for a written driving test. Everyone here has greeted us, asked us if we need assistance, and has been thoroughly helpful. Even when we walked into the door to a common area, random people greeted us and asked if we needed help. I am extremely pleased and impressed, and I am honestly looking at their course catalog now. I hope my kids have the opportunity to take classes here. And, the campus is truly beautiful.Debra Stiger

I have looked for 20 minutes trying to find information on medication aide class and I couldn't find anything. I called up here and they told me to get online and go here and there to find it. I already did that this is why I called. All I wanted was the price and hours and I still have no idea but she could have just told me on the phone instead of explaining which tabs to click on. I'll just look into a different school.Elle Sgr

Proud graduate, Class of 2019, from the Radiologic Technology program there, and the first and, thus far, only gold medalist at the Postsecondary/Collegiate level from Metro Technology Centers at HOSA-Future Health Professionals' annual International Leadership Conference. I highly recommend Metro Technology Centers to anyone who is looking for a better life, especially in the health care field.amanhas landedhere

Went to their Truck Driver Training School in '16. George McMillan was my instructor and he was very helpful in helping me learn to drive a truck. He and the other instructors were very helpful and patient with the students and made sure we were able to do our skills to the best of our abilities. I try to tell people i come across looking into getting into trucking here in the Tulsa to go to Central TechR.A. Tillman

Worst school ever. Dont waist your money. If u aren't sponsored they leave you in the classroom with the recruits while the ones that are sponsored are outside practicing driving. And they are dont treat women and men equally. Wost experience ever this is the second time I review this college I guess my first one got Deleted.M E

I was a student there back in 2005 for someone who never drove a truck it took me the entire month to become a truck driver. Staff were great class size was only 8 students. Facility has everything needed to train. Great small town great people from staff to locals.Giovanni Cardone

Awesome experience overall. I just completed the EMT course here at Tulsa Tech. The instructors are awesome to say the least. All of the instructors have at least 10-15 years in the field for EMT/ Paramedic .They are very helpful and want people to succeed. It is a great environment and the staff are great. All the way from the top, to the ladies at the front desk as soon as you walk in the doors. I would highly recommend this school if they have a trade that you are wanting to learn and especially for the emt/paramedic courses. You will love it!! You want Mikka House-Moore as your instructor!! she is the booooooooomb!!Jesse Short

This was by far the worst experence of trying to get a cleet license ive ever had. The fire arms course by tim wilkins was great. Then when it came time to go to the peoria canpus for testing, not only was i told you have 10 minutes to drive 20 miles home and back but when i got there was declined to test. They told me to re schedule so notonly did i loose 1 days pay because of this. Now i lost 2 days pay. Whats even worse they dont even have a system to pull up the certificate they issued me in the fire arms course. Worst educational campus ever.DarkReptile DarkDragonGod

Really enjoyed taking the Emergency Medical Technician course here at this campus. The instructors were experienced medics and had vast amounts of insight to the career field. I would recommend this technical school if you plan to pursue a life in the realm of emergency response.C Frusher

My mother in law is approaching the point where she's having difficulty being at home alone. Even though she may not be able to use the services of Visiting Angels, Page Cole took the time to answer my many questions about what her options may be. To me, that shows me that he genuinely cares about people in general and especially elderly folks. I have known Page for many years and he's always shown that he's a great person. I would have no hesitation recommending Visiting Angels! I'm so happy there are options like this to help people keep their independence as long as possible.Holly Kirk

Because my Mother passed away before we utilized their companion care services, I can only speak to my experience with the office staff and evaluating nurse. The ladies in the office were each courteous, patient, compassionate, knowledgeable and happy to offer advice and help us determine the best option for continued care. When Jane, the nurse, visited our home she totally put my mom and us at ease and instilled confidence. Even with that being the extent of my experience with Visiting Angels I am confident recommending them to friends and family and have already done so. .Al Cherry

I personally know Page Cole and his values. Page is a Christian and does not take being called one lightly. He is a leader in his church and has a servants heart. He goes the extra mile to make sure he does the right things for people. He takes care very serious, whether it is a person he is providing care to, their family, an employee, or someone he just met, Page cares. If you want to work with a business owner who cares about the quality of care given, there is no better option than Visiting Angels.Travis Steele

They have/had a contract with a company to train CNAs during covid, they failed to train the class that started on February 14, part was due to weather and part was due to the teacher not really caring if the students learned. Fast forward to test day, that was a joke the hands on equipment was gross and broken. The instructions where being read by someone who spoke broken English. The bladder to the blood pressure cuff was outside the wrap. Of course test taker failed first try. Finally got a retest date, test is on the 19th is all we were told until 4:45pm today the 16th and they scheduled the written test for 6:30am and skills at 9am. We tried to see if it could be started at 7am just so the baby could be taken to daycare they said no and aren't even willing to try to work out a better time. This is by far the WORST school ever. They didn't provide textbook nor work books just gave you tube links for information to be looked up. If you are someone who asks questions or needs help DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY HERE!carol wagle

I just completed my CNA training. My instructor Jennifer was fantastic! She was upbeat, positive and very knowledgeable. She made the class feel comfortable and confident. I learned so much great information in class. The website was easy to navigate and contained all the information I needed to pass the exam. The rest of the staff was super friendly and helpful (Thanks Everyone). This was the best learning experience that I have ever had. I am going to get my LPN certification at Mednoc.Gary Freeman

I just recently finished the CNA class here and I loved it! My instructor was very kind, well-educated, and professional. Everyone was very helpful. The facility was clean and well-kept, too. Overall, it was a great experience and I would recommend this to anyone who is interested in taking a medical training class.alyssa cote

My brothers and I admitted our mother just yesterday. I give this place 5 stars for cleanliness, friendliness,and professionalism! The grounds of St. Siemiens are just picturesque with it sitting on a hilltop with beautiful trees and flowers, and the breathtaking peacocks wandering around! ALL of the staff were very compassionate, and wore real smiles on their faces!! I love their set up of “little homes” In which there are bedrooms, kitchen, dining room, and living room for a small amount of residents! The nursing staff was available for any questions or needs! I know this was the first day, however I have an overall feeling that this is one of the best places for an aging parent to reside! Susan BowrenSusan Bowren

Wonderful staff; my grandfather transferred here after getting mrsa and losing one of his legs from the last place and they have been nothing short of amazing. I can't say enough good things about this place, they're loving and compassionate and truly care about their residents. I'd recommend them to anyone, they're top notch.Cymoril Clouse

The nurses and staff are top of the line, They are caring and go the extra mile to help the residents. The grounds are lovely. A koi pond is a delight, and baby peacocks are fun. The view from most windows shows the skyline of Tulsa. The administration is quick to respond to any concerns that the residents have.DJ Malone

I have worked for Gifted as a nurse and have experienced Gifted working for my current employment hospital! As a Gifted Nurse, the communication and appreciate with their nurses is excellent! You can't ask for better support staff. They are always (and I mean ALWAYS ) willing to work with you and listen to concerns and times of excitement. The hospital I work for also utilizes this agency… and communication for scheduling and needs has been a great experience. They confirm and send through email so there is never any doubt of questioning confirmations. Thank you GIFTED for being awesome.Crystal Yancey

I have worked for Gifted since 1990's, I left OK for a few years then returned. I also returned to Gifted for temporary work and contract work. The staff @Tulsa Branch has been #1, especially Linda Moody she's been with gifted since the '90s. I am blessed to have ppl that seek work for me. All are very positive & professional ppl. They have given me many wonderful assignments. I have recommended Gifted to other Nurses & Cna's. I have worked with other agencies, but GIFTED is the best. Kudos also to Jeanette & Tiffany. Everyone is extremely helpful. Ty Gifted!Lavon C Van Namee

I have worked with this company for 5 years and haven’t looked back. They are wonderful. They go over & beyond to make sure I have Work and the opportunity for new skills and experience. They are like a big extended family only there are no oddballs/outlaws in this branch. (At least I haven’t found any yet.) I would recommend them HIGHLY to any dedicated nurse. They make me proud to be in the calling I am.TinaMarie Duarte