If I could give this school zero stars I would. This is definitely the worst Nursing school in the…read moreworld. THEY ARE NOT ACCREDITED check the Ohio board of Nursing website. They do not want to help you and the dean of nursing is rude and disrespectful. I have never seen anything like this. This entire school is a joke. They had no HESI entrance exam and that's because they need to get people in to stay open. Their NCLEX passing rate is LOWWWWW. DO NOT GO TO THIS SCHOOL RUNNNNNN

My experience with AIAM evening PN program was a nightmare! The most dehumanizing school I have…read moreever attended. I am convinced they are running this school for profit and lack empathy and sympathy towards their students. Despite being a straight A's and B's student, the teachers at AIAM would fail me and my classmates as they pleased, without being held accountable. This teacher's actions were not only unethical, but also had a negative impact on the students' education and mental well-being. It is concerning that someone who was not cleared by their doctor to teach was still allowed to do so, putting her students at risk. The failure of the entire class is a clear indication of her incompetence as an educator. The Director of Nursing does not know how to do her job, and the school shows no concern for the success of their students. In my class, we were split into two groups and our teacher had to go back and forth between the two classes, resulting in inadequate teaching and a high failure rate. Despite this, the school would still place the blame on the students for not understanding the material when they never properly taught us. It seems like they are always looking for any reason to fail their students. This school lacks professionalism and effective communication from teachers. There is no clear curriculum and changes are made without informing or teaching the students the new methods. Students are not given the support and guidance they need to succeed. This may be due to discrimination against students of color. Additionally, when students try to address their frustration and disappointment, they are treated poorly or punished.It is not worth sacrificing your mental health, money, and time at this school. It is better to go anywhere else.

I attended there and I have maintained positions from MDS coordinator to Assistant Directorof…read moreNursing. Highly recommend this school.

I graduated in 2012. It's a very tough school but they prepare you well for the nursing boards and…read moreto work as a nurse in the field. If you are focused and serious about completed the program it can be done!

Ohio State's College of Nursing offers bachelor's, master's, doctorates, certificates, and…read morecontinuing education. Some programs are in person, and other programs are online. About two years ago, I earned a bachelor's of science in nursing online, and I felt very satisfied with the quality of the professors and curricula. I appreciated that the program accepted many transfer credits from my previous degrees and that they did not charge me out-of-state tuition other than a small fee. In all of my classes, the professors were timely, comprehensive, and respectful in their online communication. The program required me to buy only one textbook, because most professors provided PDFs to download for free. I enjoyed that the classes (e.g., foundations, cultural competence, community health, management, informatics, interprofessionalism, and electives) included much content about evidence-based practice and research. Since my graduation, I have continued to follow the nursing program online, and I feel very proud to be an alumna!

What?!? No review for the CON and it wasn't even in Yelp? Didn't see the entire campus but I really…read moreenjoyed the College of Nursing. Outstanding faculty and top notch customer service. Thanks to the CTEP team for a wonderful immersion course on Evidence Based Practice! Lynn Gallagher Ford and her team are energetic, full of life and practical advice and evidence, evidence, evidence! Nycie did a great job catering. Wow! Talk about French Toast! I hear most nursing students at this college decide to stay local, so the nursing shortage won't effect them as much. Wow! That says a lot!!

Amazing school with even more amazing instructors (David and Jean) that teach you hands on training…read morein phlebotomy and medical assistants. I mean hands on too! Each class you will do a variety of blood draws, finger sticks, and injections, not on an orange or rubber arm.. nope on each other or the instructors (fully under their supervision at all times!!). You will be confident walking out of there that you can properly locate and draw blood the proper way without hurting anyone or digging for the vein (we've all had those). David instructs in detail the fundamentals of a medical office, client care, the process of lab blood work, the tubes, HIPAA,CPR,EKG,.. and so much more. I never thought at my age of late 30s I could wrap my head around new material or even pronunciation of medical words. David really helps break those barriers down, he has many concepts of ways to help you remember things like how the blood flows through the heart, veins, what their functions are and why, lab concepts of procedures and additives for each tube. I looked at many options when I knew, as an Esthetician, I wanted to cross over to the medical side. I'm so glad I made the drive to this establishment, I live in Cincy so every weekend I drove 1.5 hrs both ways, some times I stayed sometimes I drove back, so dedication is an understatement. It was my home for 10 weeks on Sat/Sun. I made the drive because I wanted hands on and let's be honest Quick turn around so I could move forward... I did not want to spend 6mths at a career center college, work full time and try to do all they need for the same certificate. Best money spent!

From the owner: Mission Statement It is the mission of the Columbus…read morePhlebotomy Training Center to provide exceptional instruction in the allied healthcare field of phlebotomy and clinical medical assisting. We offer this training to those individuals wanting to start a new career or those already working in healthcare and looking to expand their knowledge and skill level. With over 20 years of real-world experience, CPTC is confident we can provide our students with the tools and skills to become competent and compassionate healthcare professionals.

Great school and wonderful teachers. Passed my state test on the first go roundread more

I was not very impressed with this company. The instructor, for my class, Angie, was AMAZING, and…read morehonestly the only redeeming thing about this whole experience. Other than that, I felt like the company was poorly run, and a little bit shady with all their extra fees. The lab and equiment that we were given to work with were a joke. Half of the hospital beds didn't work, the medical dummies looked like they were from the 70's, and they might have been. I did my clinical hours on a weekend with two instructors that I'd never met before. They were a husband and wife duo, and pretty unprofessional. They let us out early on the first day, because of having their own social engagements, which caused us all to get a phone call from Abed. If that wasn't awkward enough, the next morning, Abed's wife showed up to clinical, and yelled at the two nursing instructors in front of us, the whole class. She then said she'd never work with unprofessional people like this again. The whole situation was just so incredibly awkward and uncomfortable. During clinical, Larry, one of the instructors for the weekend, used the racist term "Camel Jockey", right in front of a classmate who was wearing a head covering. I was absolutely shocked, and pulled Larry to the side to tell him that he really shouldn't be saying things like that, and his response was that he was an old red neck, and used that term when he went into convenience stores too. Absolutely apalling. If you are looking for an STNA class, I would honestly save yourself the frustration and choose another program. I'm giving this place two stars, only because my instructor, Angie was amazing and a phenominal teacher.

I was looking for a program that would assist me with achieving my goal of becoming an STNA. After…read moredoing some research I decided to attend ALIA HEALTHCARE SERVICES ( Cincinnati campus on Boggs Lane ) . I had an amazing and thorough instructor named Scott Sites who is also an RN, MSN so he is very educated and knowlegable in this field. Not only did he provide knowledge but he also made the class fun and memorable as well. I have no regrets at all, and I would definitely choose to take this course again with Scott as my instructor.

A small but interesting arboretum. I have a healthy interest in the trees that grow in the Midwest…read more(not just grow but thrive), so this was a very educational and enjoyable visit. My only gripe is that the arboretum is way too small. I was really hoping to spend hours of my time among the trees but I was done in an hour and a half. My recommendation to the horticulture department is to get much more land for a much more ambitious arboretum and fill it up with thousands of trees.

This is located near the agricultural college at OSU and has easy parking. There's a machine (coins…read moreor cards) to prepay for your parking - remember your license plate - and it was $2 for the hour I estimated I'd be there. Started off the new year with a walk of the labyrinth. It was quiet and easy to get to. It was nice to wander around the gardens and imagine what they will look like in the spring and summer when all the dirt and mud is covered with foliage. I still need to locate Annabelle, the praying mantis sculpture, so I'll be back.

I admit my mom all the staff are very polite and very helpful . Nursing manager Brittney social…read moreworker Courtney . PT staff and all nurses are very very helpful. I will recommend this nursing home . We had a great experience there .

I worked at this location once through agency and the experience was so bad that the I guess her…read morestatus was Lead STNA acknowledged it. She said "she's definitely not gonna wanna come back after this experience" and she said multiple times in hopes I was gonna turn around and say "of course I'll be back, it can't be bad like this all the time". No, I'll never go back there. I walked in for a shift and when I say ALL of my residents were soaked, I had to report it to the supervisor. One resident was left in their wheelchair all night. Another soaked in feces. I had at least 6 full bed changes. When I asked to be able to chart I was told by the LPN Supervisor due to staffing don't worry about charting or showers. This facility all together was terrible. They need a whole new staff, literally.