This review is based solely on the tour. Not the school itself..... Everything was very well…read moreorganized when we arrived. I will say I'm glad they gave us an address to the exact building but parking was not clear. You have to park in a paid parking lot which I thought was a little bit odd. The student ambassadors are all very informative and are willing to answer any questions you have along the way. They show you the major highlights around campus including one of the dorms. Great tour.

Please train your operators to have a little patience and empathy for incoming calls from…read moreindividuals who may be involved a lot of discomfort or a bit distraught. We understand Monday's are busy, but please do not relay to the patient that you that "Mondays are overwhelming" and please just direct us to the correct office. As a former operator myself, the operator I received today, her tone and lack of patience, was unacceptable! This surely will ward off future patients....maybe this is what this institution wants!

This is a pretty campus. The parking situation is good and it's a good idea to stroll the grounds…read moreif you haven't been here before, there's a lot of room for that.

If I could give no stars, I would. What at first seemed like a helpful admission counselor, quickly…read morebecame a terribly rude and misleading admissions counselor (Josh Jones). I was told multiple times by multiple people that I would be able to start classes at the beginning of the summer semester (May 8th) and was led to believe that classes would be in-person. I am a veteran using the GI Bill so I made sure to state that I needed residential classes to receive my full housing allowance from the VA. Despite a month of emails and texts back and forth, it was not until the day that classes were supposed to start, and after I had again reached out to check on my admission and registration, that I was rudely informed by my admissions counselor that advising had "just told" him that I had been accepted but new students are not allowed to start classes until the second term of the summer semester (June 26th)! Not only was I told this suddenly made up rule that is in no way stated anywhere on any correspondence from them or even on their website, but I was then also told that even if I was allowed to start today as I had been led to believe, but that summer classes are all online! Again! Absolutely nothing had ever been mentioned about this and there is no evidence of this on any correspondence or on their page. Not only was this all seemingly very disingenuous and purposefully misleading, but I was also informed by my academic/professional and character references that the surveys they were required to fill out asked extremely invasive, intimate and alarming details for a seemingly Christian school to ask. As a current student at Liberty university and someone who works with investigating and recovery for sex trafficking and exploitation, these questions and the required dress code for the school, are egregious at best. No school should ask the professional/academic or character references of it's potential student if they believe that the student has any inappropriate sexual relationships, or if the student smokes or drinks, and they should definitely not be required to give further details! Why is this school asking teachers/counselors/supervisors about the sexual relationships of their students/subordinates?! No school should make note that it is located near the ocean and thus require that it's students not wear anything that could "potentially cling to the body if wet", even if they are at the beach. All in all this school does not give the presence of one being guided by faith in God and rather gives the essence of something nefarious. I would strongly advise all to proceed with caution.

This school is the bomb.com fam! Great staff and teachers, especially the admissions team. They…read moretruly do inspired work. Like wow! The school has a great family atmosphere and the connections I've made here are valuable and far reaching. Two thumbs wayyy up (:

The area of the campus is huge. The buildings are large and open air areas for studying and general…read morehanging out make for a pleasant atmosphere.

The University of Phoenix is local. They offer a choice of campus or online classes, to help you…read moreobtain your degree: Associates through Doctoral. There are four different locations here in the Tampa Bay area, making going to class convenient and completely doable. Get your degree in healthcare, criminal justice, business, education, psychology, nursing... and the list goes on. The school is regionally accredited by the Higher Learning Commission, so your degree definitely holds weight. Looking to get your degree? Definitely consider the University of Phoenix!

This is potentially the weirdest interaction I've had since I started using AirBnB to book rooms to…read moreget some shut eye. I reserved the "MRI" room as I hear they are pretty comfortable and cozy. Upon arrival I was asked to complete some paperwork (a bit odd but such is life). A few minutes prior to my reservation time, I was greeted by a friendly attendant who took me to a room, told me to remove most of my clothing and put on an interesting night gown. She then directed me to the bed. There was little padding but it was not uncomfortable. She even tucked me in with a blanket. I was given ear plugs and ear muffs which I thought was odd but I later discovered why. Then it got weird. She said that I should not go to sleep for the first 15 minutes. It was terrible laying there but I made it. I figured out the reason for the ear plugs and ear muffs. The bedroom is amazingly loud. Almost like an inconsistent beating of a drum with some weird techno music involved. After she told me I could take a nap, I was able to nod off for a few minutes between the loud banging and weird screeching. At the end of my reservation I was greeted by the same friendly attendant and allowed to put my clothing back on, then I was shown the exit and she thanked me for staying with them. Overall, not the worst Airbnb ever, 3/10 for the bed, 8/10 for the service. Would probably stay again.

Actual campus and professors are solid.Downtown Ybor city,good parking,helpful counselor.Veterans…read moreservices needs to step up.Anytime I go in person for a meeting they take an hour and on an occasion they had out right just went to lunch without even telling me as I sat there.Anytime I need a virtual form signed I can count on them taking their sweet time,have been dropped from classes and had my GI bill payments pushed weeks to a month later than needed from their laziness.

Hillsborough Community College (HCC ) provide YBOR city is a little different than the main campus…read more This HCC located in the Historic of the Tampa and surround by many old cigar rolling factory building. The student is very much enjoy here. This HCC more into the liberal art especially the music department. It is very close to many restaurant. I would said the student is very happy tummy. The closer restaurant is the Spaghetti Warehouse. Cheap and good. It also has a library if the student needed to study. Why then I review the in YELP since I am not the student. Many of you may not know there is HCC main stage in the campus. The hold a lot of dance, performance art, music series in this campus. The recent I have attend is the combination event by the Southwest Florida Water Management Department and a contemporary dancer to present the saving of our water. She dance to express the important to save our water and not to waste. The other event is the bunch of flamenco in one stage. Spectacular. Live music with flamenco guitar with beautiful dance. Who can complaint this concert? It is only $10.

Beginning in 1984, the College of Public Health at USF was the first school of public health in…read moreFlorida. They have several programs ranging all the way from the undergraduate to doctorate levels, including the first accredited Bachelor of Science in Public Health degree program in the State of Florida.