This is my daughter's first year. Even though classes have not started, we toured the campus today…read moreto get our bearings. Everyone was so nice. The campus is big, well kept, and beautiful. I think she will have a great year! We are very excited for her!

DBCC as it was originally now is Daytona State College. Both of my children have taken classes…read morehere as well as my wife. They have all enjoyed the small classes and the instructors. The campus is very nice and open. Plenty of cultural events with a nice art museum. A great culinary school that operates Cafe 101. Several technical training programs that offer certificates. University of Central Florida has a satellite campus if you wish to transfer after your AA degree. A great nursing school and parametric training program as well. Now Florida State medical school has a satellite campus for 3rd and 4th year medical students

Before you enroll at Keiser University in Daytona, read this carefully. This school has the power…read moreto take years of your life, tens of thousands of dollars, and leave you with NOTHING in return. This university engages in unethical and deceptive practices that causes serious harm to students and their families. Keiser University in Daytona DOES NOT CARE ABOUT ITS STUDENTS. This is not about education or preparing them for future careers. There is ZERO empathy, ZERO accountability, and ZERO concern for the severe financial and emotional hardship imposed on families.

Money grab is all this school is! Daughter needed one class so she could get into DSC nursing…read moreprogram. Keiser first told her it would be 2 which is insane for one class! But by the time she was all said and done she spent 3k FOR ONE CLASS!! They feed you whatever they think you want to hear. This school should be shut down! It was a joke the class that she had. They are not teaching anything just passing kids and taking their money.

Our son is going to school here, ROTC, mechanical engineering major. When he comes home on break,…read morehe just wants to veg out as the schoolwork is quite challenging . It's a sharp looking campus and we are proud he got in.

My husband is a new ERAU grad student, so we visited the campus while in Florida for our vacation…read more The campus is beautiful and very impressive. It was summertime when we were there, meaning school wasn't in session. So not a lot happening on campus. Staff that we've had contact with so far is very knowlegable and approachable. This program is online, so creating a sense of community virtually is extremely important, especially when your class is small and living across the country. I'm very excited to learn more about the university through my husband, now that the semester has started. I hope it continues to be a positive experience for him and everyone else in the Space Ops program.

Worst college experience ever, they do not care about their students. they charge for everything…read morebut yet still have students living in horrible conditions with mold, roachas and more. Also lots of drug use that they do not care about. staff is rude and do not care about they're students and show it.

We went back down memory lane. Anniversary trip to Daytona Beach was on of my bucket list items. We…read morewill cross this off! Lots has changed but it brought back memories. Took a few photos of platforms and buildings.

I recently graduated from Southern Technical College in Sept 2010. I overall had an excellent time…read moreand I learned so much from attending this college. Prof. Robinson really took his time and actually made sure his students understood the HVAC system. I appreciated the extra mile he always went for his students and I would recommend this college to anyone with a desire to live a productive life. I was working as a maintenance technician at an apartment complex. Upon completion I had the needed credentials to interview and become employed as Director of Maintenance . Thank you Joe Swain Director of Maintenance Calypso Cay Resort

I recently just started going to southern technical college the staff is awesome and very…read moreunderstanding. I graduate next year. I had a bump in the road in September and they made sure I got back on track when I recovered its like a second family I would definitely recommend the Sanford branch

I took the phlebotomy course at this school. The staff is very helpful when you have any concerns…read more I was not very confident in my phlebotomy skills but they were very accommodating and willing to let me come back to practice which was great and not a lot of schools allow. I definitely recommend taking your choice of course here. I was able to pass the nationally certifying phlebotomy exam thanks to them.

From the owner: Currently offering training in Phlebotomy, EKG/ECG, Home Health Aid, and Nursing Assistant. All…read moreclasses include and provide: Hands on Training, We have flexible schedules; Morning, Evening, and Saturday Classes, Class size is small between 6-10 students.

Friendly, caring chiropractor students - working under a Dr…read more Affordable, easy to schedule, no pressure for additional adjustments or contracts. Nice experience.

Happy Birthday to Chiropractic and the Fountainhead, Palmer College of Chiropractic. Why wouldn't…read moreyou go to the world's greatest chiropractic college? College costs a lot of money and time from your life. It's a sacrifice worth making but why cheat yourself and attend a lesser school? Some of the best times and worst times of my life were spent at Palmer, but I won't change it for anything. Palmer grads will always brag about their alma mater.