No one is here for my scheduled appointment. I'm here for finger prints requested by a potential…read moreemployer.

Passed my state exam on the first try! Study everything they give you and you'll do great!read more

Had to do a last minute BLS since mine expired (whoops!) And was so happy to find this place!…read more It's small but they have great availability, fair pricing and Tondi was a great instructor. She was funny, cool and make sure this early, long course was entertaining enough for us to learn. I appreciate the time she took to engage our small group and asked questions throughout the course as to test our knowledge. She was helpful when we had questions as well. I have to renew.my ACLS soon and I will definitely be coming here for it!

Absolutely love this place. I always get my BLS & ACLS certifications from here. They ended up…read morehaving to cancel my BLS class because of a tornado warning and storms and I couldn't make any of their other classes so they accommodated me right before their ACLS class, at 7 am but accommodated I was :-). They speed things up and never waste any time. They do offer lunch as part of the ACLS class day and they have various times for their other classes. I def recommend this place for all your certification needs :-)

I Had an amazing experience there I took my CNA HHA Training class online abs I got an over…read moreabundance of books and training modules I especially liked when they used you tube videos and references to other training styles from different facilities but they are the only ones that offer the 75 hour certificate I wasted money going to Elite because when I was done I only got a certificate of completion that didn't have enough hours on it A+ helps to give you something to fall back on with the HHA if you don't learn here you don't learn anywhere got a job at comfort Keepers start tomorrow

DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY. She (Lisa) is charging you $250 to basically rent her Elite Medical CNA…read moreaccount. She gives you her login and password. Elite Medical's CNA program is only about $80 so just study through them. Do not get scammed. She also mentioned shes been in business for about 19 years. How have you been in business for that long and haven't curated your own curriculum?

Think twice before choosing this school…read more My main problem with this school are the inexperienced staff, disjointed program, constantly changing standards and procedures, and cost. Problem one: Inexperienced staff. You will be told about how many of the staff have advanced degrees in nursing and they do. However, just because you know how to perform a procedure does NOT make them instantly wonderful at TEACHING a procedure. I attended classes where over 1/2 of the class FAILED THE COURSE. This would not be such a big deal, however, (and you will only find this in your student handbook, that you get AFTER you have enrolled) you can only fail 2 nursing courses before you are kicked out of the school. Problem two: Disjointed Program Your basic underlying basic classes such as Biology, chemistry etc are provided by DeVry university. These 'non-nursing' classes can be passed at 70% level. Again, only after you have enrolled you are informed that nursing courses must be passed at a 76% level. Problem three: Constantly changing standards and procedures Time windows for testing, procedures for classes are a constantly moving target. DO NOT TRY TO WORK OR HAVE ANY SOCIAL LIFE WHEN ATTENDING THIS SCHOOL. At one point, weekly quizzes could only be taken on Sunday, when the school was closed! Problem four: Cost Coming straight from High School with no prior College. $650 * 120 = $78,000.00 Coming in with 1/2 of your college completed $650 * 60 = $39,000.00 In-state at UNF Coming straight from High School with no prior College. $144 * 120 = $17,280.00 Coming in with 1/2 of your college completed $144 * 60 = $ 8,640.00 $60,720 Greater cost to go to Chamberlain. So which would you rather have a degree from Chamberlain or a degree from University of North Florida and a brand new car?!

I was fortunate to earn both my BSN and FNP through Chamberlain University. The support,…read moreflexibility, encouraging staff, supportive instructors, and personalized feel truly made my time with Chamberlain an experience to remember. Thank you for making me an Extraordinary Nurse!

April is an awesome instructor. If you need CPR training for the first time or to renew your…read morecertification I would recommend Encore.

April Gibson has nothing but a attitude. I couldn't learn anything due to the environment and rude…read morecomments that were being said during the trainings. I would not recommend at all.

I came here bright and early for CPR training. Parking is easy and simple to navigate. Upon arrival…read moreI was kindly greeted by a woman at the front desk. After a few moments our instructor led us to the classroom . On the way there he kindly showed us where the restroom, water fountain, coffee machine were at . The building itself seems a bit outdated, but nothing that effected the quality of our course. The instructor was easy to follow and gave clear instructions . I felt like I was heard and gained what I needed to in this course. Overall, I would highly recommend this American Red Cross location .

The employees at this location were very helpful and nice. Check in was easy and not stressful. You…read moreget checked in one at a time on a rolling basis upon arriving. There was one person taking a break in the lobby when I arrived and everyone else was busy taking tests. I sort of expected to have to wait with 10-15 people and go in at the same time but that was by far not the case which was nice. I was able to start my test about an hour early. When you go here, there's basically one room with about 30 people taking different tests around you. You're sitting in a little cubicle directly next to other people but separately by a little short fabric wall behind and to the sides of your computer. You can bring unwrapped cough drops in a plastic bag to help you if you start coughing and also a clear plastic bottle of water with no wrapper. They give you everything else for your test like a calculator, pen, and scratch paper. The chairs that you sit on are like rolling office chairs with decent fabric cushion which was comfortable. They have headphones there- the ones you might wear to a racetrack to block out noise. I tried those for the first ten minutes and couldn't get comfortable in them but you can also bring foam ear plugs which could help. It wasn't too loud to focus other than people coughing occasionally. They have lockers with numbered keychain locks for you to use during your test for free and I was able to fit my purse with snacks in it. When you take a break you cannot look at study material or a phone but can grab a snack and use the bathroom. They have two bathrooms right around the corner when you step out of the computer room. They were relatively clean. I was really nervous and anxious but getting there early and being checked in by very good employees made me feel less stressed.

Can't get in touch with them. They dont answer emails. No actual human will talk with you. They…read morerefused a trainee because his DL was expired, NOT because he couldn't identify himself...expired. Will not respond to my emails. I wouldn't use these people if I were you. Awful.

So grateful for the Keiser University program. Focusing on one class a month is the best thing…read moresince sliced bread! Sure, it is all excelled and takes a lot of discipline, and therefore it may not be for everyone. You still take four classes a semester, and it allows you to focus and apply yourself to one class every month instead of all four. In turn, you can do very well, and it allows the information to "sink in" and truly learn, instead of scrambling to get all the work done for a bunch of classes and retaining less. Plus, they set up your classes that are related to be taken back-to-back. Brillant! You go to school year-round. This has its pros and cons. If you are a person that expects the typical long summer break, that is not happening here. They are a year-round school. However, you can take a one month break (or gap) a few times a year...it just needs to go through a request process. This allows you to take a break, a mental break, take a trip, attend to medical stuff, etc., and/or whatever the case may be. There are Spring and Winter breaks as well. They are incredibly military-friendly. Moreover, they work with you for payments and scheduling needs. There is an E-Sports team if you are interested in trying out to make the team. Plus, there is a Port Club if you are interested.

I am an alumnus of the Keiser University Jacksonville Campus and a returning student in the…read moreRN-to-BSN program, and I can honestly say my experience with Keiser University has been life-changing. From the very beginning, I have felt seen, supported, and truly cared for, not just as a student, but as a person with goals and dreams. The faculty and staff didn't just teach me, they believed in me. They pushed me, guided me, and helped shape me into the nurse I am today. Because of their support, I was able to step into my career with confidence and secure a position at one of the most prestigious hospitals in the United States, something I will never take for granted. What means even more to me is that their support didn't end at graduation. They have continued to reach out, offer mentorship, and remind me that I will always have a place to come back to. That kind of genuine care is rare, and it speaks volumes about what Keiser University stands for. Being invited to the Florida State Capitol was an experience I will never forget. Meeting the campus presidents and the Keiser family showed me, in the most powerful way, that this university is truly about its students. Seeing them spend their time advocating for legislation that benefits students, not themselves, was incredibly moving. It made me feel proud to be part of something bigger than myself. The Keiser family doesn't measure success by recognition, but by the success of their students and the impact we make in the world, and that is something truly special. My heart is filled with so much gratitude for every staff member, every campus leader, and the family who started it all 50 years ago. I am so proud to carry the name of Keiser University with me, and I am excited to continue growing alongside an institution that has given me so much. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for believing in me, for investing in me, and for reminding me that I am capable of more than I ever imagined. Because of Keiser University, I am not only prepared for my future, I am empowered to make a difference, and that is a legacy I will carry with me for the rest of my life.