For those looking into going back to school or for first timers, look no further Nevada State is…read moredefinitely the school to go to. After being out of school nearly for 8 years, I finally went back. Although, I chose this school as my top choice after doing extensive research, I found out that NSU was number one for nursing. Even if you are not going for nursing, I definitely would recommend NSU for several reasons. The biggest thing that I have learned about attending college campuses is to make it enjoyable, yet having students want to come to school. I just literally hit my first year attending as a transfer, and the professors and advisors want to see you succeed. Compared to other colleges that I have attended, NSU has that support you need. No matter what subject you're taking, all the professors try and help you pass. No matter how hard the subject is. While the professors give you all the resources to pass. You also have your advisors who do not sugar coat. They honestly tell you the truth of what you can and cannot handle. If you are looking for a school that is not just all around academically, but you want affordability this campus is cheaper than attending private or even out of state. Best part is, classes are smaller and they put a cap on classes, especially that have lab as well as the co-requisite.From experience, the smaller class size allows you to learn, know your peers and have that one to one more with the professor. Parking is also free.so for those that live far, definitely a school to attend.

Extremely frustrating and disappointing experience with Nevada State College…read more My advisor instructed me to reach out directly to the department head to ask whether I could take History 251 and History 499 concurrently. I did exactly that, and the department head approved the request. Based on that approval, I planned my schedule and attempted to enroll. When enrollment opened, I was suddenly blocked from registering and told I needed to submit a petition. After jumping through multiple hoops, the petition was denied. I then appealed the decision, and that appeal was also denied by the "dean." It is very hard to believe my appeal was actually reviewed. It is completely unacceptable for a student to receive direct approval from a department head, only to have it taken away later. This directly affects graduation timelines, finances, and stress levels. If I weren't so close to graduating, I would seriously consider transferring to another school. This college is becoming increasingly expensive, and many students are simply trying to finish their degree and move on. Nevada State needs to do better at honoring approvals and supporting students instead of creating unnecessary barriers.

Do not go here under any circumstances, I cannot tell you the amount of issues that I've…read moreexperienced with CSN. They had me enrolled in a class that I didn't even know I was enrolled in, they made no efforts to contact me about this class, no emails, no phone calls for a confirmation. The other day I get a letter in the mail saying that I have a past due balance and was in the process of being sent to collections. When I tried to get it appealed, they denied it stating that I didn't specify my situation properly from the 6 scenarios that they allow appeals. I specified that it was a verifiable institutional error by CSN and I provided proof that I was never supposed to be in that class. Their staff and administration is not transparent at all and they lack the motivation to do their jobs properly and put students like myself into these types of situations... Do NOT enroll here...

Financial aid is a mess and the tech guy at drc is very difficult to get ahold of, but the…read moreprofessors are good

Well, let me start off by saying from what I understand the Touro is some sort of medical training…read morefacility/school. With that being said, from what I understand, some of your doctor or nurse practitioner visits may include a student that shadows the professional. The nurse practitioner that I saw, I got the OK because my girlfriend has been coming her for a couple years. So I don't know who here is or is not accepting new patients at this time. I can tell you that I got the most thorough initial evaluation with all my questions answered, and no rush at all, which is an oddity in today's medical world. The facility itself in the areas that I saw were very clean and everybody was extremely friendly. I truly look forward to our next visit.

I have been waiting for an appointment at this office for about 3 weeks due to pain caused by an…read moreautoimmune disease (I also have cancer). The day prior to the appointment, I received a confirmation call requesting that I arrive 30 minutes early for my 8am appointment. Unfortunately, I already had a meeting scheduled from 6:30am - 7:30am so I could not do this. I arrived for my appointment at 7:55am. I am already an established patient of the clinic and my insurance had not changed, so there was no need for me to fill out forms or do any insurance updates. I was turned away from my appointment that I had arrived ON TIME for, because I didn't arrive 30 minutes early, after waiting to be seen for 3 weeks, with an issue involving pain. I even explained to the front desk that I AM A HEALTH CARE PROVIDER who owns/runs my own primary care practice and I had blocked off time on my schedule specifically for this appointment, and thus, did not have any time available within the next 3 weeks to reschedule because I have my own patients to care for. Still- no exceptions, or accommodations were made. As a business owner AND a medical clinic owner- I am foremost to understand why certain policies and procedures are set in place for an office to function smoothly. HOWEVER- I also know when to be flexible, accommodating, and when I can make exceptions from time to time. Given the fact that the office staff failed to clarify at the time the appointment was book that I was expected to arrive 30 minutes early, AND the fact that I had already waited 3 weeks for the appointment AND the fact that I am in pain... I feel that it would have been reasonable to make an exception to the rule. I will not be returning to Touro University for care, nor referring any of my primary care patients here if this is how patients are handled. I'd rather pay out of pocket and go somewhere that I am treated, firstly, as a human- and then a "customer".

Apparently there are spies at the clinicals. Say anything benign and you'll get reported to the…read moredean and you get some sort of intervention plan. Anything you say including *jokes not about patients* can and will be used against you so beware. the sooner this program ends the better. Disrespectful, unprofessional. Give me a break ive seen licensed nurses do worse at the hospitals where ive done clinicals. But I guess students get crapped on. Anyway beware of this program. Its too late for me to back out of it but you can avoid it... if anyone thinks im slacking off i have honors in all but one of my blocks the other just being a regular pass.

Great nursing school, professors are great and they prepared me well to pass every single test…read more This program requires dedication and commitment if you want to pass. I recommend this college of nursing to anyone who wants to be prepared to study and be well prepared to pass NCLEX once nursing school is over!!

I think UNLV is doing a lot of interesting and positive work. The school has a capable and…read morededicated faculty and staff which shines through time after time. I think UNLV will continue to ascend as a respected university. One big detraction is the airplane noise, especially the overnight take offs and landings. It is hard to get 8 hours sleep no matter when you go to bed. There are loud takeoffs and landings from 11:30 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. and then again starting around 5:30 a.m., with nonstop takeoffs from 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. The UNLV Administration should ask the FAA and LAS to restrict use of the North runway during sleeping hours. The planes should use the main East/West runways which are mostly over industrial areas during this time. Being jarred awake on campus by airplanes during sleeping hours is a deal breaker for many people. Its one thing to tolerate it during the daytime, but when it interferes with sleeping, its not something that many can adapt to. The school should tape the airplane noise during these overnight hours and present this to the FAA and Clark County Commissioners, if necessary. Let the decibels and times of day speak for themselves. Interrupting the sleep of thousands of residents for the sake of cutting a few minutes of flight time is not a fair tradeoff.

My husband went to UNLV, class of 2002. He Loved his experience here…read more Every time we visit Las Vegas, we come to the campus and walk around he gives us a mini tour. We especially loved the library and the book store. (The walk from the strip wasn't terrible either... area between strip and here is a bit sketch though). Unfortunately, the UNLV degree he graduated with is not being used... not saying college isn't worthwhile, but perhaps a little more guidance would have been helpful. (Not like I can say anything, I have a useless Bachelor's degree as well.) I wish I could add more but my husband really loved his experience here at UNLV.

If your a Veteran please save yourself time and money and do not not attend here... They will…read moretotally screw you with your benefits. They never have all the classes you need to take, so if your looking to get full benefits here... good luck because its impossible for them to have the classes you need for an onsite class. I have been withdrawn here twice without be ever wanting to be. Then I try to keep my benefits going and oh guess what, they don't have a class for the upcoming session so I have to wait another 2 months. If you want financial hardship and suffering then attend here. If you want a normal college experience do not attend!! you have been warned.

Ester was amazing in helping me get Commencement arranged! Since I am coming from states away I was…read moreasking a lot of questions and she was happy to answer everything. I am so excited to attend graduation in June and I'm proud to be a DeVry University student!! Thanks again!

This is where I'm getting my teeth done and I am so happy with my time there and the people are so…read morekind and always work around you time for your best days. (willow mason)

From the owner: With campuses in Henderson, Summerlin and South Jordan, Utah, the University is comprised of the…read moreCollege of Dental Medicine, offering an Advanced Education in Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics/MBA residency and Doctor of Dental Medicine program; College of Pharmacy, offering a Doctor of Pharmacy and Professional Continuing Education; College of Nursing, offering a Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing and RN to Bachelor of Sciences in Nursing; and an MBA program. Roseman University of Health Sciences will also offer a Doctor of Medicine through its College of Medicine, with the first incoming class starting in 2019. More than 2,500 Roseman graduates are caring for patients, conducting research, and engaged in public health and policy in Nevada, Utah and across the country. Roseman University is regionally accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities.

This program claims to stand for student success, but that is far from the reality. The staff…read moreconsistently fail to advocate for students, show little accountability, and appear far more interested in collecting tuition than supporting education. The Respiratory Therapy program is especially disappointing and clearly in need of major restructuring Many instructors are disengaged, unapproachable, and outright rude to students including Concerns are routinely ignored, communication is poor, and leadership is essentially absent. A large portion of staff seem disconnected from both students Multiple clinical sites have openly expressed negative experiences with this school and its faculty staff and embarrassing reflection of how the program is run. For the cost of tuition, the facilities are unacceptable. The building is small, outdated, and not remotely worth what students are paying. Students feel unsupported, unheard, and misled about what this program actually offers. There is a widespread lack of professionalism, and serious rumors about inappropriate behavior circulate due to the absence of transparency and accountability

I recently graduated from the ADN Nursing program, and I can confidently say that my experience was…read moreboth challenging and rewarding. Throughout my time here, I witnessed many positive changes that directly benefited students and enhanced our learning experience. The faculty has been incredibly supportive, advocating for students' concerns while maintaining transparency and accountability. They provided the necessary resources for those willing to take initiative in their education and seek help when needed. Dean Green, in particular, actively listened to our feedback as nursing students and implemented meaningful changes that improved the program. The instructors were dedicated to our success, guiding us through complex nursing concepts and ensuring we were well-prepared for clinical practice. Hands-on experience in both the skills lab and clinical rotations was invaluable, allowing us to apply what we learned in real-world healthcare settings. These experiences truly reinforced our critical thinking and patient care skills. Overall, my time here was a transformative journey, and I am grateful for the education, mentorship, and hands-on experiences that have prepared me to begin my career as a nurse. For students who are committed to their success, this program provides the tools and support needed to excel. I've made long-lasting relationships with faculty, and students from different terms and programs and look forward to staying in touch :)