Great school they have been amazing at making me join and the professors are a great team of…read moreprofessionals.

Do not listen to what other people are saying about this school, Do your research?You will notice…read morethis school has been on probation not only that but the professor Mr. ELI is very unprofessional and there seems to be a bad consistency of horrible communication. You have to pay for EVERYTHING and still not be treated with respect. The school runs more like a scam rather than professional nursing school. For anyone that thinks I am lying, research the school name and put probation. You can take my word for it or make the same mistake I made. They are mote geared towards collection eye from you than actually being available and behaving in a professional manner.

I'd like to start by saying Professor Chancy is an amazing teacher and person. She is warm-hearted,…read moreintellectual, motivating, capable, fair, honest, and also really funny. Not only does she personally lead some classes, she also runs the school. To do what she does, really takes skill and a vision. I fondly look back at the memories during my time in this program, this school is everything I was looking for in a RN program. Prior to Sunrise School, I had always wanted to see South Florida with my own eyes and enrolling in the school granted me my wish. My imagination of the Miami metropolitan area was always very much so a dreamy one, and graduating from the school was symbolic to my love of this unique part of America. Nothing but good memories of South Florida! I got my Florida license in August, and after only 10 days, the license was fully endorsed to California, much to my amazement by how fast the whole process was considering that it usually takes at least 1 month from what I heard. If you give it your all in this program, you will succeed. Don't make excuses for your shortcomings, take accountability for the grades you receive and just keep trying. Come to class with the right attitude and mindset because Professor Chancy really strives to ensure you understand the curriculum thus you will only pass if you match her efforts, it is only fair. RN school is NOT easy, especially if you're working full time. But again, it's all willpower that makes it possible. If I ever had to do nursing school again, it will definitely be Sunrise School of Nursing. Thank you so much for everything Professor Chancy, and all the teachers & staff that works there. Jean is also a very memorable friendly person! Wishing her and Sunrise School of Nursing the best, I hope the student enrollments keeps growing bigger and bigger!

Update, took my NCLEX-RN on 05/05/2025, found out I passed on 05/06/2025. Thank you Sunrise School…read moreof Nursing!

I'd like to give a special shout-out to Ms. Nina and Ms. Daisy two of my favorite instructors at…read moreFVis Medical Assistant Program. Their dedication, guidance, and encouragement played a significant role in my success. I'm proud to say I am now a graduate, and I'm truly grateful for their support in helping me grow and strive for excellence.

It is unfortunate that a zero star rating is not available. Avoid this place at all costs! Not…read moreworth the $50k+ tutiion, $200+ uniforms from Uniform Advantage, and overall headache. Expect that when you first inquire they will make false claims about learning resoruces, and anything else to get you to sign up. They will tell you anything to register. Don't buy into it! The school accepts financial aid, but does not have financial aid staff. I have made countless requests to meet with financial aid over the course of weeks, and no one is available. I was told by two separate front desk personnel on different occassions that there wasn't a direct telephone line or anyone available on campus. As students we were told by professors that per administration we are stritcly prohibited from reviewing our tests. Just imagine taking an exam, and not being able to see at any point what you got wrong. How as a student will you ever correct your mistakes, if you don't know what they are to begin with. Adminstration is disorganized and just as clueless as they come. I made a SECOND request to withdraw over a week ago, they don't have an online portal so there is no way to do it automatically. Instead you must send emails to people who apparently work remote, in the hopes that they will even acknowledege your email. Be prepared to send several emails repeatedly only to recieve an open ended response. Tutoring: When I first inquired with FVI I was told by an admission rep. that there are tutors available for all courses. That was a blatant lie. TI started core nursing classes in Jan. 2022, there was no tutor available (a tutor was hired several weeks after the semester started and majority, if not all of the students in my class failed or scored poorly on their first exams in both didactic and pharmacology). Supplies: The school also lacks supplies in the lab class room. Broken pulse oximeters, bent needles, and overall just a lack of supplies that are vital to learning and skill check offs. I lost count of how many times we had to imagine and pretend in lieu of no supplies. Imagine doing skills check offs for blood glucose checks, and there aren't enough test strips for each student to complete the demonstration for check off. What a joke! Schedules: I did not recieve my class schedule until the night before class started. That was after sending at least 4 emails requesting something as simple as a schedule. Director of Nursing: I initially requested to withdraw over a month ago. The front desk personell directed me to the academic affairs department, who then suggested that I meet with the DON prior to withdrawing. I met with the DON who deflected every concern that I had about the program, and the ways things are done and not done back to me. She lacks understanding and compassion. She is blind to shortcomings and muddled practices that she has put in place for the ADN program. It is important to understand that the only time clear and consistent communication will come from FVI is during the process of admissions. Over a week after my second request to withdraw, I recieved an email from Nairobi Collado (ncollado@fvi.edu) - (unaware of her position or title) where she told me in part to, "no longer contact the school." Meanwhile my withdrawal process is not finalized.

This school is amazing. They really make sure you learn all the concepts and tools you need to pass…read moreyour NCLEX and be an amazing/competent nurse. Anyone who is in nursing school or has friends/relatives that are in nursing school knows it takes a lot of hard work, that it's time consuming, and you need to have a great support system but this school gives you all the tools you need to succeed! I looked into all the schools in Florida and I used to attend Barry University's nursing program for two years and transferred here and I love it. It has amazing sim labs, classes offered on different days and different times to work with your schedule, and teachers that really know there stuff!

After completing my bachelors here, I decided to go back for my masters. That was a huge mistake…read moreand I advise everyone to go elsewhere. The lack of help for students paying thousands for a class is sickening (traveling professors who reply here and there), there is false advertising, they promise "accommodation" help by email and never follow through, they have an unrealistic passing score that they bump up ever so slightly to make you complete the course again (for profit school) and overall do not care if you fail! MAJOR red flags here!!!! They also do not help you once so ever with placement for practicum. You are on your own- and you are expected to find time to know this all by reading every sentence of the syllabus. Please, know that if its super easy to get in here, its for a solid reason.

The best nursing school I've ever been to! HANDS DOWN. The staff members here are very friendly and…read moreare willing to help you if you put in the work. They gave me a clear blueprint of what i needed to pass the NCLEX exam.

I had appointment today at 10 AM, they were very rude, very slow,…read more She was training another person. worst place, will never back, I hope they are out of business.

This is an excellent course! I learned so much and the instructor Atisha was awesome!read more

I took the 2 week class & the CNA exam here! Amazing facility and staff. Everyone is super helpful…read moreand kind. They offer for you to come back and practice any time even after you finish taking the classes and also offer awesome tips for the exams written and clinical portion. They helped me pass my exam! Highly would recommend coming here to get your CNA license.

this school is a good school I like it and I enjoy going here people can say what they like but…read moretake it from a student that goes there its a good school test are challenging to make you think the professor are professionals doctors that teach the RNs class and RNs that teach the LPN class Professor June is a really good professor he can be mean at times however he gives you a challenge for the real world as he takes his real life experience as a registered nurse on the med-surg floor and place it into the classroom setting which gives the students a really good critical thinking understanding of situations that will arise in the nursing field. I like the school and looking froward to doing my RN there bridge program but only if Professor Juune teaching really a smart man.

From the owner: Hebron Technical Institute is one of the most highly respected healthcare and vocational skills…read moretraining schools in Florida. In our pursuit to provide quality education for our students, we make every effort to maintain an environment that encourages growth. Our commitment is in the development of our students as we help them reach their career goals.

I needed to renew my CPR for work and remembered driving pass this location on the way home. I…read moresigned up a week ago and the class yesterday. Felisha was the instructor and she was amazing. Seriously who wants to take a 4 hour class on a Saturday, but she was great and the class went by quick. She answered everyone's questions, threw in some scenarios as pop quiz if you will. I highly recommend her and the place.

Awesome experience! Very professional and easy to schedule. Took my "Airway management" course…read morehere, which was impossible to find anywhere in Florida. I highly recommend CPRspot!