My daughter went to college for art and liked the school. She enjoyed the availablilty of the art…read morerooms and programs with the ability to learn new artistic techniques. Graduation was good too!

UCF is a beautiful campus. We took a tour and saw many of the buildings, student union, bookstore…read moreand many spots around campus. The scenery was pretty and the staff and students seemed friendly. I asked my kids if they would want to attend here in a scale of 1-10 and the answer was a resounding 10.

A great small community. However, as a musician trying to practice in their instruments: you feel…read morethe lack of funding and infrastructure. No sound proofing means your work is heavily impeded upon by students who believe it is more important to listen and harass you, vs. do good work of their own.

Seminole State College. where do i begin? I started my schooling here in 1980 and would be an…read morealumni had I not had my three beautiful girls (ages redacted). The campus has since improved and relapsed into archaic tradition since I've last seen the beautiful red brick buildings, and I'd like to touch on some things I've noticed. For one thing the Raider center is a great addition to the Sanford/Lake Mary campus and I would go a great way just to work out there were my sciatica and Arthritis not so severe. Geoff and staff are delightful, always making sure to attend to the needs of the patrons and dare I say just so polite to conversate with! However, some areas of campus are far less attractive. One of my biggest qualms is with the bird population. I have been on numerous accounts been followed, harassed, chased, and at times mocked by the so called 'endangered' sandhill cranes. Their evil eyes are most unwelcome in my life and I religiously avoid them at all costs. They seem to know me, and regardless of where I am they always seem to find me. Birds hold grudges... nevertheless they are a dark splotch on the pristine canvas of this institution and were I not an avid PETA enthusiast I would recommend complete annihilation of these terrible creatures. Animals deserve life- but these monsters deserve despair as they have caused me despair all these many years. The campus is beautiful! I'd highly recommend it to any scholars searching to gain their AA or equivalent. Go Raiders! Always remember, bird is the word. Except Sandhill Cranes. -Shelley 5/5/23

This school is great. The parking kind of sucks, but other than that I've had a great experience so…read morefar! Books are expensive, as always, but that's across the board at any school. Lots of amenities! A big gym, health care facility, mental health & counseling facility, an extra book store and TONS and TONS of places to find good food & beverage! There's even a little bar on campus! *dangerous* The library is open until 1am! That's super convenient for night owls! UCF even has it's own weekend/evening shuttle bus service routes for designated driving! They've really went above & beyond for making the student experience all it can be.

Your dedication to your students goes far beyond the classroom. Thank you for believing in us,…read morepushing us to do our best, and making learning such a rewarding experience. One of the things I admire most about you is how approachable and supportive you are. You make every student feel heard and valued, and that's something not everyone has the gift to do. Thank you so much. You truly care about students and our learning. Professor Abraham from repro and professor Gagliardi are the best professor ever.

This was my "main campus". This location is where all the…read moreculinary and hospitality classes I needed for my degree were held. The classes, standards and degree outline were all laid out for me. It was easy to follow and navigate to successfully get my AS in Hospitality Management.

I will never recommend this school to anybody. You pass your classes, and they hold you back for a…read moremilestone that is not even worth a grade. It is supposed to be used to measure your knowledge and an indicator of whether you're ready for nclex. instead, they put kids out of the program so their passing NCLEX rate can be high. Please do not waste your money.

Unhelpful admissions team. Literally told me I don't need…read morecollege credits for nursing program right? So why if I didn't do good in my community college literally YEARS ago are they denying me because of it when it's not even a requirement to get into the lpn program when they could just USE my high school gpa... when it was never a requirement. Then the admissions kept saying I was trying to get my doctoral in nursing when I kept telling her nooo I'm trying to get into the lpn program. She was even spelling words wrong in the email. The other admissions dude was on vacation for 3 weeks? WTF!! And never answered the phone. And why is this school 20k for the lpn program when Orlando technical college in Avalon park is 8,000 for the lpn program? Yall are ridiculous and yall suck anyway. The fact I got accepted into the Orlando school paying way less then here and yall denied me is ridiculous considering herzing isn't a good school and there's NO GOOGLE REVIEWS. Beware of this school because admissions department is lazy and doesn't give you correct information.

Just in the process of talking to them about one of my kids and I've had nothing but the best…read moreinteractions so far. They have our numbers and I'm not being harassed. Several comments focus on "beware" of giving out numbers, but they are very specific and have only aimed to help take care of next steps and I've NEVER EVER felt pressured. They obviously care, but aren't pushy. We're not sure if they will be the place I the end, but it's a real option and I haven't anything bad to say about their practices. Also, they are fully upfront with costs, struggles about timing and trying to hold down a job at the same time, housing issues that are different etc. If anything I was impressed that they were so low pressure. Literal quote: It's okay if you end up not coming here. We just want to give you all the information up front so you'll have a good idea if it makes financial sense for you or not.

My son completed a semester in good faith and paid in full. Full Sail's own staff left a voicemail…read moresaying payment was required 'to continue enrollment' -- he made no payment, reasonably believing he wouldn't be enrolled further. He was then billed over $7,000 for a term he never attended and received zero services for. We've filed complaints with the BBB and state regulators. Full Sail's own responses contain contradictions they haven't been able to explain. The retake fee process was also inflexible -- a mandatory, compressed retake with no ability to defer, charged on top of tuition already paid in full. Months later, still no fair resolution despite clear documentation. Do your research before enrolling -- look closely at how they communicate once there's a billing dispute, not just during recruitment.

I had a good experience here from 2014-2016. I got my BS in…read morehospitality management here and learned a lot about culinary and restaurant management. I wanted to work I. Hotels, but most of my electives were restaurant related and helped me decide on my path. Most of the classes were extremely easy and felt like degree filler. My degree helped me become comfortable I. The field and gave me a good outline on my career path. It didn't necessarily get me any jobs, but it helped me with the jobs I got after.

I'm currently student at Rosen, I'm entering my junior year and I love it. This is the first time…read morein my life I've enjoyed learning in my classes because I'm learning and growing in my service and hospitality skills. I highly recommend this school if your career focus is hospitality, restaurants, and/or events. There's a major for each with a specialized path plus plenty of opportunities for internship and work being located in the tourism heart of Orlando. The campus is beautiful and small so it's hard to get lost. It's designed to look like a resort-ish hotel so you feel like you're learning where you'll be working in the future. I prefer it 10x more than UCF's main campus. The classes are taught by (mostly) great professors that are knowledgable in the industry and have usually worked in the industry themselves. I've thoroughly enjoyed my time at this school and it gets more exciting as I go because I'm getting into my hand selected hospitality electives. The only complaint I have is that a lot of the core hospitality classes can get somewhat repetitive, but I guess that really drills information into your head.