I am appreciative that I was provided a good legal education from the law school. The campus has…read moregreatly improved its visual appearance and has been gentrified over the years to reach the point of being impressive. It is an important part of metro-Denver and provides a first class education in several fields. It enjoys a great reputation in the Denver area. I am a proud alumnus.

I JUST got my Certificate in Animal-Assisted Therapy, Activities in Learning at the University of…read moreDenver's School of Animals and Human Health. I'm so happy! I wish I could have been there in person to take my classes and present my capstone project. There was one professor that I didn't love but overall the classes were great and I got so much out of the readings, assignments, and meetings. To give you a short summary of my Capstone presentation assignment, I was supposed to design an animal-assisted therapy program and present it in front of our peers, school advisor, and capstone professor. I loved presenting in front of my class and thoroughly enjoyed it. I've always loved working with animals and working with children and this is my first step toward living that dream!

Bad school sometimes it can be fun but sometimes it gets very frustrating there was fights every…read moreother week and some teachers were really good and some were decent but the rules ruin it.

If I could give this school ZERO stars I would!!! It's all around a SHITTY school. (There are a few…read moregreat people that work there) otherwise Terrible Terrible Terrible. I have spoken with staff members who say their own children don't attend that school. Save yourself the headache and go elsewhere. This school really needs someone who can change it for the better or the people in charge need to be better trained on how to handle situations.

I have just finished my 5th week as a student that is studying behavioral health. I am 52 in August…read moreand I will have completed the summer semester. From the time I decided to go back until now, everyone from faculty, students, teachers and other facilitators have been nothing but helpful in every area so that I can accomplish what God is doing for me. Thank you community collage of aurora.

I went back to school after working in OS for ten years and slowly chipping away) at all the…read moreprerequisites for nursing. I ended up looking for an RT program and found one through Pickens (pima and concorde charge twice as much for half the education). Even though I have all my prerequisites done, CCA requires 19.5 credits to be completed with THEM before they will allow you to get your degree. I was advised to either take throw away classes or to retake the classes I have already committed the time and money for previously. This comes out to be an EXTRA 5k for classes that I will not need! This is simply a way to suck more money from students, when they are supposed to be helping mostly MINORITY students find ways to complete school. I am an adult student who "makes too much" for financial aid... what a joke. I can barely make bills but wanted to try to create a better life for myself by going back to school. I came in person to try to talk to someone to see what options I had. The financial aid person who was supposed to know all about this area told me that the most I could get was 200 dollars and that "we all need to make sacrifices sometimes" and that sacrifice would be to take out student loans. Do these people not know what is going on with people's student loans nowadays?? I do NOT want to take out loans if I can help it! It seems like this school is my only option and I am not happy with how my experience has gone at all thus far. My only hope is to just work extra hours even though school is more than full time due to their "19.5 credits" rule and struggle through the next two years. I am very disappointed in this school and highly recommend that anyone looking to go here look at ACC. Their school goes above and beyond for their students and is totally on top of their stuff. I wish THEY had an RT program!!

I don't really care what anyone says or what they complain about, but I absolutely did not realize…read morehow much I loved this place until I graduated. It's a medical field, it's supposed to be hard. Angela, Tammy, Scott, all of the teachers were absolutely so wonderful. I want to specifically highlight Angela, because she is the sole reason I had the confidence and the interest in her specific classes. Not only was she a huge support system, she was also brutally honest and told us exactly what we needed to hear, and her curriculums were not confusing, she made it very clear what our expectations were. I wanted to be out so badly the entire 2.5 years, and now it's been almost a year out and I would do anything to be learning everyday again.

the fact that they are an animal school yet have ZERO water avable for the two horses onsite is…read moreastonishing. no water troughs, no grass for them to graze on. literally in a gaint cage bored out their mind. this school sucks can't even take care of their own horses. maybe don't own something you can't take care of. this schools a scam.

The material learned in the 8 week class was interesting and should be helpful out in the field…read more The best part of the classes is the opportunity to learn how to draw blood correctly and we were given plenty of time to do so. The academy fired our instructor with only one class left in the 8 weeks, which was extremely disruptive to our progress. Regardless of their reasons for firing him (which they shared with the students), I think they should have waited to let him go after our sessions were completed. We were left to review the material and take our final with a completely new instructor. I would not recommend this facility for phlebotomy training because I found them to be very rigid to work with and not flexible with student's schedules. I also think they are expensive compared to other facilities. The most important piece of training is a great instructor and Aplmed let an incredible instructor go.

I would not recommend this school based on my personal experience and observations. I have concerns…read moreregarding the institution's priorities, leadership practices, and overall commitment to student success. Additionally, I had concerns about the owner's professional conduct and behavior, which I felt did not reflect the standards expected of an educational institution. I also became aware of concerns raised by some staff members regarding compensation practices, including reports that some employees may have received payments without standard tax withholdings being applied. These concerns should be reviewed and addressed appropriately to ensure compliance with employment and payroll requirements. I encourage prospective students to conduct thorough research, including reviewing accreditation, certification recognition, student outcomes, employment opportunities, and the overall reputation of the school before making an enrollment decision.

Terrible quality of teaching and a complete waste of money. I highly suggest going somewhere else…read morefor your "education" because you will never receive it here!

Platt college try's to play it as they know best for everyone and want everyone to succeed! That's…read morea joke and a lie! They change policies and completely favorites different students!! This program is all lies! All they care about is money. Also the teachers can be the worst of all time and they keep them. The higher ups at this school just care about their paycheck.

Amazing professors, top-notch class instruction, and a wonderful atmosphere to receive a graduate…read moredegree. The school has so much to offer students of all backgrounds, cultures, educational interests, and beyond. With students from all over the world and professors with a strong passion and desire to teach, mentor, and inspire; this institution is a prime University. I look forward to being a life-long donor post my graduate ceremony.

I graduated from DU's University College in the spring of 2010. I absolutely loved my time at this…read moreschool, and the final capstone project was one of the hardest things I've ever done. This is definitely not a program you just "buy" a degree - it wasn't an easy program. I completely disagree with the previous review, as graduate degrees from a accredited school that is highly respected, as DU is, will set you way above people that just hold undergraduate degrees and even some graduate degrees. I have a Master of Professional Studies with emphasis in Organizational Leadership and Human Resources Administration, and have been told by recruiters that this degree ranks equal with an MBA with the same concentrations. I work in HR and I 100% degree. Just Google how many other big name colleges offer a Master of Professional Studies. A lot! University College gave me the flexibility to work full-time and attend school full-time and I graduated in under 2 years. It is also a substantially less expensive program compared to other graduate schools, and you still get a degree from reputable private school (University of Denver). Also, without this degree many doors that weren't open to me before have now opened. I had great instructors, fabulous advisors, and an all around great experience. It is not an easy school, but your hard work will be rewarded at the end when you have that piece of paper. I am a huge supporter of DU - University College. No education is a waste, this will get you better jobs and more money. I would do it over in a heartbeat and do refer this school to others.

Ive only been attending for a term or semester.. Overall so far I've found that the admission team…read moreis pretty good and helpful. The teacher though are very rude, I honestly never experienced anything like it before. I feel its disorganized, theres no one to teach you how to use the online portal for your online classes, the teachers are powerpoint only. the adobe connect doesn't work for online half the time ( could be the teacher didn't know how to use it either). They express no help at all and they give you a vague set of instructions to do homework. then when you turn it in and its wrong they give you a totally different set of instructions and expect you to be a mind reader. The students, some are exceptionally rude also. financial aid will call you all the time, even sundays!! then when you don't answer they leave you a rude voicemail. they insist you take out loans, even when you don't need too. its way over priced for what you are getting from this school! please please please go to a different school. For Military students, be ready to put up a fight and never get the full amount from your post 9/11. They will rip you off !!

This school is very overpriced compared to others and the quality of the academics is much lower…read more They basically accept anyone who can pay or finance and so your class is taught to the lowest denominator, many people who barely speak or write english and do not have fundamental understanding for the course, which in turn dilutes the reputation of your degree. When you get out in the world, hiring organizations have experienced CTU graduates and so will assume you are also the same (not a good thing). I took my degree off my resume because of this. I got a Masters degree in computer science because it was close to work and offered evening onsite courses. Had I known what I know now, I would have gone elsewhere like Metro State. The instructors are barely qualified, they rely on powerpoint slides and don't seem to know much when you ask questions off script. Their recruitment is very aggressive and pushy, definitely over selling their product. They really push you to finance and their lending rates are high end. If you have any questions or need support once you are enrolled, good luck...very slow to respond, you have to continually follow up. Once they have your money they don't seem to care about much else. This school is a rip off, pursue other options and get more for your money, especially when it comes to technical subjects.

The Regis staff in the College for Professional Studies are fair, friendly, and put an emphasis on…read morelearning. Each faculty member I have been in class with has shown a genuine interest in my understanding of the material and leaving the classroom prepared for real-world issues and situations. I highly suggest Regis to those who are looking for further their education as an adult.

It is a nice building in a nice location. I am sad they are closing the bookstore. This is being…read moredone along with the remodel to provide more classroom space. The parking garage can be a bit of a pain.