Dropped the teens off…read more This is a beautiful campus on 160 acres located near the downtown of Redlands. It was established in 1907 and has over 40 various programs to offer from art to chemistry. They have a 13:1 student to faculty ratio. They have over 100 student organizations. 90% of students receive financial aid. Also, it's ranked #5 in 2022-2023 edition in Best Colleges in Regional Universities West. Tuition and fees are about $54,000 per year. Overall a wonderful university to attend locally.

One of the most unprofessional institutions. I was accepted into a masters program in April, only…read moreto be told six weeks before or was due to begin, that they decided to no longer offer it. There was no communication from anyone in the department and or was truly frustrating. It was a waste of time and effort for a school who clearly doesn't care about their students.

Graduated from here yesterday and they made it really nice for us graduates. They had food, water,…read moretons of supplies even down to curling irons and makeup for us. Saw a few staff members helping curl hair and even helping with putting hats on. My experience here was nothing short of amazing. It was a bitter sweet moment leaving. I highly recommend starting your schooling journey here. I loved the diversity. Loved all the people I met here from all different ages and backgrounds. The campus is clean and beautiful. I will be sure to start my kids off here at Crafton when their time comes. I'm going to miss all the amazing professors especially Dr. Brink and Dr. Pfahler.

This school is a great way to start your journey if you are unsure of a career path. Not only do…read morethe counselors help you choose a path but they guide you every step of the way.

The admissions office staff are friendly, knowledgeable and very welcoming. The campus is…read morebeautiful and offers education in al disciplines. You get a special feel while moving about the campus. I felt the presence of Gods Holy Spirit on and about the campus. It was truly a blessing to have the opportunity to visit and your the campus. The school of medicine has a state of the art lab to allow students to simulate real life medical emergencies. The campus gym was nice as well, as the rest of the facilities on campus. I was a little disappointed to find out how expensive it is to attend for college tuition. Unfortunately there are not any full tuition scholarships nor tuition expense support available for most students. The school offers several loans to cover tuition expenses but that only adds to the problem of extreme college tuition and loan debt.

Now if you're a lifelong Adventist and you keep all the rules, attend one of their churches on…read moreSaturday, and avoid all the things they disapprove of, they might leave you alone. But if you have any characteristics that don't look like you stepped out of the 1940s or earlier they may try and destroy you. They have an inordanent preoccupation with rules. According to the 'church' that runs the place you are not allowed to eat meat, you are not allowed to drink any alcohol, you are not allowed to eat pickles, masterbation causes tuberculosis, mental retardation, blindness, and death. The list goes on. Their beliefs and actions are a mix of ninteenth century superstition and Victorian ethics. They also engage in religious nepotism, giving preference in hiring and school admissions to Adventists. So when you encounter someone who is seriously incompetent most times they are Adventists. They also reserve all supervisory jobs for church members. As a rule, the most qualified people are the non-Adventists. Now when I first got involved with this group though I wasn't an Adventist, I was nievely Sympathetic with their views. However, I came to realize that Seventh Day Advetism is a cult of Christianity These people have done an incalculable amount of damage to my life. They have thrown me under the bus many times, and not in small ways but in life shattering ways. I am far worse off now than I was before I got involved with these people. I have been involved in several institutions and this place is by far the worst. It is particularly hypocritical that they have a statue of the 'Good Samaritan' on grounds. The main point of the Good Samaritan story is that we should be charitable toward others, especially those of different ethnic, cultural, and religious backgrounds. Samaritans and Jews were especially antagonistic toward each other, so although Jesus was talking to Jews it is noteworthy that he made the protagonist, the good guy, to be a Samaritan. The point of this story is lost upon most of the Adventists at this institution. My advice to you is to look for another hospital / teaching hospital / medical program / allied health clinics . Irvine might be a good choice.

Since graduating I was able to work at every place I externed at. I worked for a short time at one…read morehospital and was offered more the very next month at a hospital I absolutely loved so I took it. Worked there for a year and then got a position for the county. I believe that my experience here helped me to have a foot in the door with each of these places, so when this is you I highly recommend showing them they need you. Always ask to help and never be afraid to try something new and NEVER tell them no (within reason). Also treat others kindly and offer to help outside your scope of work, I helped receptionists and kennel attendants all the time. I was even the Sunday person who took care of the entire hospital when staff was gone (to include power washing the external areas and sweeping/mopping). Be empathetic. These patients don't have a voice, you need to be that for them. I will also say that no matter what you think of the shelter, put those ideas aside. It was the best place I've worked, they do everything they possibly can to help those in need and get every animal into a home. This is just an update for students in the program. Work hard, don't engage in drama, soon this phase of life will pass and you'll be in your career field. If anyone has any questions please let me know.

I inquired about going to the LVN program. I had appointment at 9:30 and had to wait longer than my…read moreappointment time. Mark was the staff member who I had the appointment with. When going into this school you have to take a basic math test, but you have to call in before you take the test and they only allow 4 students a day to take the test, 2 in the evening and 2 in the morning for the day. Then you have to write an essay and Mark encouraged me to write a sob story to encourage the higher ups to choose me to attend the school, which was strange. I got a text asking if I want to go to the school and after looking at A reading the school is a 2.4 star Yelp, and a lot of the reviews are really bad. I declined the offer via text and I thought that was done and that was a month ago. Today I got a call from Mark asking if I made a decision on which school I was going to which I felt odd and I already responded and declined attend attending Platt, I let him know that I wasn't interested due to the school having really low ratings and that I found the testing system of only 11 for students a day and inconvenience. Mark then started to rebuttal with me, I then try to get off the phone, but before I could say, thank you for the offer he hung up on me. All of the reviews are about staff behavior and I got first hand on how the staff treat students. AVOID THIS SCHOOL!

I completed my undergraduate at CSUSB, and it was my absolute favorite college experience. Loved…read morethe campus, amenities, and food spots. I have come back twice for POW WOW's and it felt great to not only be back at the campus but to celebrate my culture with my family. Though it was a very hot day, there was a filtered water station, as you walked in, where you could get water/refill your bottle, and many porta potty's available throughout the area. Everything was organized and, of course there were rules, but security let you enjoy your views and weren't overly overbearing. Plenty of vendors, food and drink places. It was a wonderful day and I look forward to coming back!

California State University of San Bernardino is amazing!…read moreSuch wonderful staff and students. Huge well maintained campus and lovely dorms which are very clean and roomy. They had a summer Coyote Blue program which our daughter got to go to. It's to introduce high-school students to University life! Such a wonderful program! She took Kine2050 and the professor of this course was awesome! She was super friendly and very informative. Our daughter received 4 college units for this course. She was also able to live on campus in the dorms for a week. She had such a great time! I'd most definitely recommend this University!

I just graduated Cum Laude in the first LVN Program at the Riverside campus and it was worth all…read morethe sacrifices. Nursing school is not easy, I didn't expect to go into it without a full commitment or the mental preparation that it will be hard. I basically let go of any idea of a social life, had to significantly cut down on my expenses, and it was still a struggle. I worked with Lesley as my admissions/Recruiting Rep and enrollment was an a smooth process for me, she provided me with all the information I needed including the hours I would have to dedicate and set aside for classes so I knew full well what I was getting into. The Director of the non core classes was on campus very helpful to me when I had questions. The Anatomy and Physiology instructor Mr. Ali was the best! I mean just the most wonderful instructor to lay the groundwork needed for core classes. He made the course work fun. The instructors gave us the tools and resources and it was our job to utilize them. We had to put in the work and time consistently and I tried to fight every urge to procrastinate and put it aside. I failed sometimes time I didnt and passed the times that I did. Our the director Ms. Rayna was an awesome resource, always available, always looking for ways to help us learn, grasp the information and be prepared to practice safely after graduation. She was incredibly supportive and that's pretty rare compared to other schools I have attended. The instructor were the best, our campus was so lucky, I'm not sure if they are still around but Dr. Mahdi was our fundamentals, pharmacology and mental health instructor and I have always said every nursing student needs Dr. Mahdi to shape them into responsible nurses. She had a very hard expectations just as families for those we serve will have high expectations. Her way instructions helped me seriously grasp the concepts early on that were on the NCLEX exam. Kristin taught us Maternal, Peds and Leadership, she really carried us through. She is so inspirational in how much she loves her job and her patients. She drilled into us the importance in our role as educators. She is the reason I decided I wanted to work in women's health. She is honestly the greatest. Ms. Amie, Ms. kim, Dr. Joseph, Rochelle were also great instructors, inspirational in how they showed us the different fields of nursing are available to us. Available as support in and out of the classroom and just the best mentors to have guiding us. Ms. kim I would say probably made the biggest impact in my nursing trainings in terms of how she taught me to learn the concepts, write my notes, memory recall, and pass medsurg. It wasn't perfect, there were some very bumpy roads but looking back I would definitely choose Stanbridge again. Just had the greatest people to introduce me to the nursing profession in the safest way possible. Thanks to that I passed my Exit, NCLEX and got my license all in one month. So A+ for efficiency

I'm writing this review to warn others about Stanbridge University and how they took advantage of…read moremy wife, both financially and academically. This school is marketed as one of the "best," but that couldn't be further from the truth. From the lack of professionalism to the complete disregard for students' time and money, Stanbridge has proven to be nothing short of a scam. My wife was scammed out of thousands of dollars in tuition, and when she submitted an appeal for a class she barely missed passing--by just 0.5 of a grade--they denied it without consideration. No real explanation, no empathy, just a cold "no." The appeal process is a joke. The people in charge clearly don't care about students or the money they're investing into this program. Appeals aren't taken seriously at all, and there's no transparency in how decisions are made. The office staff? Absolutely no help. Every time she reached out for assistance, it was either a vague response or being passed around from one unhelpful person to the next. The professors are no better--some of them literally hand out test answers and then still find ways to penalize students unfairly. They even dock students on attendance after telling them they could leave. How is that even remotely fair? The financial aid office is another nightmare. They're quick to take your money but completely useless when you need actual help. My wife was given instructions on how to get assistance, but the help offered was generic, dismissive, and ultimately pointless. Stanbridge University paints itself as a top-tier institution, but behind that façade is a money-hungry operation with little to no regard for student success or well-being. If you're considering this school, think twice. You're not just risking your education--you're risking your time, mental health, and a serious amount of money.

it was an amazing school with amazing teachers!! I would recommend this school to anybodyread more

This schools counseling department is among the worst I've ever been to. Their counseling…read moredepartment is always full, they tell you to check Friday at midnight, and when there is still no availability, they tell you to check next week. When I was going to graduate, I asked a counselor to check my transcripts to make sure I was on track for graduation, he "checked" and said I was fine. When I checked my Starfish account, it said I was still missing an ethnic studies class. I got a second opinion from a different counselor, and they told me that I was indeed missing the class. Luckily a professor who I had already taken, was teaching a class so he added me in. Without that I would've been delayed a whole semester because of that lazy counselor.

My Son attended this for one semester. It was not a positive experience for him as a student or…read morefor me as a parent. Thankfully he made a decision to transfer to California Baptist University. Best decision ever made! Staff at APU is rude and not helpful. As a parent, communication was negative when I reached out for help. CBU is a better value and environment. Would highly recommend CBU!!!

I have wonderful memories of my undergraduate years at APU. Great community and enjoyed most of my…read moreprofessors. I understand that it is a private university, however, the tuition is ridiculous, summer school costs are through the roof, and housing isn't any better. The academic scholarships they offer are pocket change compared to the debt you'll be in from this place.

It's a very chill place and great people. If you go to school at night, I do recommend walking out…read morewith other people. There were times when my class was dismissed early (at night) and we would bump into a homeless person ect. Always be aware. Overall I liked Riverside city college.

The food is very well cooked, a lot of options and your choice of healthy or on the trans fat area…read more #RCC

SO it is that time. Despite the COVID menace we were determined to at least drive around some of…read morethe prospective campuses for our soon to be High School Senior. Yes, its not the same as a formal tour and the summer / summer of COVID means most are virtual ghost towns, but we wanted to get a feel for the school and the surrounding areas. Stop number 4 UC Riverside (SDSU, UCSD, UCI) Wow what a nice campus. It is spread out over a pretty large area with most of the academic building on one side and the living areas / recreation parts on the other. As with most UC's there seems to be alot of construction going on. It sports a huge botanical garden but it was closed so we missed out. Aside from that we do have concerns about what the summers are like based on the heat. On the other hand the campus is close to major shopping areas and the like so its location is pretty good

First time checking out the UC Riverside campus last weekend after we attended the UCSC…read morepresentation workshop for our daughter. I heard that UCR is an excellent, top-tier research institution for biology majors and is recommended for pre-med students. The layout of the school is nice, and the campus is pretty big. It's not that far from where we live.