first term and it's going ok , I just really wanna to say the bio/ap professor Mrs. B best in…read morethe business!! above and beyond is an understatement !!! i appreciate the love shown

Misleading, doesn't care for their students, uses a high stakes exam to weed out nursing students…read morein their last semester. Tells students to shut their mouths... the list goes on. Very unprofessional & falsely influx's their NCLEX pass scores by setting up a made up number with an exit exam to allow people who they think will pass to take the NCLEX. High turnover rates, threatens students, and doesn't care about anything other than money. You're better being on a state schools nursing wait list than to pay $50K+ to get through the whole schooling and be told you have to pay an extra $3000 to retake a class although you passed it. A waste of time, money and resources.

My daughter is in her second year at Otterbein and it has been a great experience. Good teachers,…read moresafe campus, a wonderful music and theater program. We are pleased!

Beautiful campus. I love the white Adirondack chairs spread throughout the property.read more

Fish Fry! A most…read moreexcellent fish fry hosted by the Rotary Club of Westerville that's been going on for 51 years, wow!! Each ticket included AYCE (all you can eat): Baked fish Fried fish Rotisserie chicken Hot dogs Home fries French fries Cole slaw Drinks - coffee, pop and juice. Dessert - cake ( chocolate & vanilla), Blue Bunny ice cream (chocolate & vanilla) All proceeds go toward college scholarships for Westerville high school graduates. The food was excellent, service was great and we had a wonderful time together. Can't wait to go back again next year!!

I came for orientation. The campus is beautiful and spread out. The sidewalks aren't really the…read morebest for wheelchairs. The parking is always a tricky thing to maneuver. Students must have the parking passes otherwise expect a fine from campus police. The campus center is in the center of the campus. It's a large building with plenty of room for meetings and such. The campus tour was great. The advisors were very helpful with finding the best classes that were the best fit. The staff were helpful, friendly and thorough. The orientation did not start on time so that wasn't the best. I have to say the staff was prepared and so it was fairly organized.

A university that offers a personalized and relational student experience like no other. The…read moremission of MVNU is to shape lives by educating the whole person for lifelong learning and service. Students live in a unique, close knit community offering a diversity of opportunities for involvement, cross-cultural trips, wellness programs, and academic challenge.

I went to school here in 2007. It was horrible. I felt like it was a college that parents send…read moretheir kids to in hopes that they will transform into a better person. I'd recommend getting a degree from a school that employers have actually heard of, MVNU is not that place.

I am attending virtual classes they are very easy to access. I love that you can do them at your…read moreown pace. The two ladies at the westerville location Maddie and Terri and very friendly and informative. Over all a great experience. I would highly recommend Hondros college!

I am currently enrolled in Real Estate classes and one of the subjects was COMPLETELY RUSHED…read morethrough so much so that one could not ask questions of the instructor. This particular instructor was completely rude to me personally, to other students and the classroom as a whole!!!! He was extremely knowledgeable with the material but is just NOT cut out to be a good instructor!! I feel that maybe this college needs to restructure this module so that students are NOT overwhelmed!!!! Just giving any good paying student this caveat!!!!!

School likes to test new curriculum on classes, but when it is clear that it is not working, they…read morerefuse to change it during the class as the "syllabus is a binding contract." Changes are only made after 90% of the class has failed and are required to retake the class, even though every single student has advised the course is ineffective and unreasonable. For example, requiring students to take practice exams where the student is required to spend at least 1 minute per question. There is no follow-up on what is wrong so the student cannot learn from the mistakes and one of the tests is 250 questions, which means the student is required to sit at the testing station for over four hours. If you immediately know the answer to a question, you still have to sit and wait out the full minute. The tests are so difficult, ever student in the class failed. Students had A's up to 100% in the class prior to the first practice exam and now they are failing the class. The administration appears to be inexperienced, or is strictly focused on profit and not proper education. Would not recommend.

From the owner: For more than 40 years, Westerville, Ohio based Hondros College has been educating individuals who…read morewant to improve their lives by finding, entering, and succeeding in a new career. Hondros College offers a variety of programs to prepare students for occupations that offer stability, flexibility, independence, and financial reward. Its six Ohio locations provide the highly focused education needed to succeed in a broad range of careers in real estate, appraisal, home inspection, mortgage, insurance, title insurance, and securities. Hondros College also offers a nationally-recognized curriculum of online classes in many disciplines.

I am a Senior in the BSN program at Chamberlain's Columbus Campus. I will be finished with my…read moreBachelor's of Nursing degree at the end of August 2016. I'm an honor student and a member of Sigma Theta Tau. I will tell you that people aren't kidding when they say nursing school is hard. I've taken courses at Columbus State and Ohio State (like anatomy, organic chemistry, statistics, etc.). Nursing school is much more difficult. With that being said, the professors at Chamberlain are going to do everything in their power to help you understand the content. There are also many services students can utilize. Our campus has one of the (if not THE) most comprehensive Sim labs in the state. Chamberlain also has a great reputation in Columbus and continues relationships with hospitals like Riverside, Grant, OSU, Nationwide Children's, etc. I have had a vast array of clinical experiences. I have scrubbed into bone surgeries and cesarean sections, watched an angiography, helped deliver a baby, assisted in would care, and much more. We have had the opportunity to work in nursing homes, homeless shelters, rehabilitation centers, psychiatric and behavioral health centers, public health, schools, camps, and in hospitals. Also many schools do not offer a critical care course. At Chamberlain it is a part of the curriculum and clinical experience. Some clinicals can be a fair distance. I have not had to commute more than 20 minutes (with the exception of camp weekend), but some of my classmates have had a session or two with an hour commute each week. It happens. It's nursing school, they teach you to deal with chaos. Things I do not love about Chamberlain: The grading scale: 94%+ is an A (4.0) 92-93% is an A- (3.75) 89-91% is a B+ (3.5) and so on.... It's difficult to keep a high GPA. ATIs and HESIs (but again it's nursing school) And the expense. Chamberlain is not cheap. Apply for scholarships. I've received $14,000 in scholarships. Chamberlain cares about whether you pass the NCLEX the first time. They will invest time and effort into that goal. If you are up for a rewarding challenge, check into Chamberlain. (4 stars for cost and grading scale)

I don't have the words to explain how much I love this school. Inclusive, supportive, and designed…read morefor success. This school gives you all the tools you need to succeed, and has helped me develop my test taking, studying, and clinical skills so much. The professors and other faculty are incredible and I owe it all to them. I highly recommend this amazing institution.