I've been thinking a lot about if I should write a review on this school or not. After thinking…read moreabout it, I feel the upcoming students have the right to know my experience was in the Medical Assisting Program in 2022 starting from February through November. I was a student coming from out of state wanting to enroll into an amazing school. Everyone was very kind and considerate and pushed for excellence for the students. I then started to notice that students through the school were acting like "high school college students". Teachers were late to class, having staff meetings an hour into class (but heard them laughing), missing so many lab materials we needed, dress code wasn't being held to standards. I had teachers in tank tops dresses and flip flops which is totally unprofessional in the medical field. I was thinking how you can hold us to a standard if you cannot show yourself. When we got the learning about vital signs and materials, we spent 1-2 days on vitals and never again which isn't enough for time for us to master. The lab didn't have some materials to have a layout for a tray set-up in a medical setting and lancets for checking blood sugars. I was getting very frustrated, but I didn't want to waste my money I spent, so I changed from night classes to morning, hoping that things would change. Prior to that change, a student got upset because there was a miscommunication in some words exchanged and she pulled me outside of the building and started intimidating me and raising her voice. The teachers and staff members did nothing to have me feel safe when that situation happened and the entire class ganged up on me, forcing me to switch to day classes. During the day classes, the school placed a teacher into a classroom where she didn't have the best knowledge for that subject (not her fault) and expected her to teach us when she didnt know how which was also frustrating. A few weeks later, I noticed the smell of marijuana in the building and in back parking lot. When I parked my car one day, I looked over my door and noticed by accident a HUGE bag of marijuana inside an SUV with a lot of cash. I told the school that I had seen a student from another program selling marijuana outside of building and inside by break area. Again, nothing was done, and the student continued. The staff smoke with the students and seems like the professionalism there is lacking alot. Also, I came at night one night and I saw a male student having a barber shop in one of the medical classrooms and I was mortified because this is a medical classroom, and why aren't teachers reprimanding these students for code of conduct. I did appreciate some staff there but lastly around September at least 8 staff members resigned, quit, or disappeared. I asked several times what's going on, and the school said, different opportunities. I truly didn't believe them, because I knew something was happening, we didn't know about and that's why a domino effect of people left. Also, some staff I was close to told me they choose to leave because of the school issues. Overall, I personally think this college is a joke which allows students to do whatever they want. I felt like I was back in high school again with so much drama. My anxiety was always high, leaving classes or not coming, and crying due to being picked on from students. I ended up paying for the entire program which I didn't finish because of the stress of the school, and personal reasons. Now I'm back in my home state in west coast in which I'm having to retake the medical assistant program all over again with a legitimist school. I've been at my new school for 2 months now (paying for it again), and I've learned more in those short months than the entire program at Centura College. My suggestion is to not attend this school and look into a college that takes things seriously and holds you accountable for your actions and learning. Again, I dislike writing bad reviews, but students need to know what's really going on instead of what there being told by the school. If the school sees this, I hope you can make changes for the best.

I've so far I've enjoyed every moment at Centura College and my enrollment process has been nothing…read morebut greatness and Revenne has been a big help. Great staff and very clean.

As a student, I've attended here for the past 3 years. It has been amazing to know how well they…read moresupport the military in going back to school. I use my post 9/11 GI bill and found it so easy to enroll. The professors here most of the time genuinely care. Back to school during the epidemic has been hard but everybody here seems to abide well with Covid-19 regulations and are wearing masks. The students all had to test negative to go back on campus which gave me a peace of mind. We regularly check in with a screening survey to update our teachers of our health. The campus is a great size. The school does challenge us as scholars and I am happy that I can call my self a regent student.

A new law was passed for student aid people with their refunds in July. Regent University did not…read morenotify anybody nor did they issue a refund checks. I am in my mid-60s trying to get my bachelor's degree for the first time in my life and I draw social security. I informed them that I had planned everything around receiving that check. Nobody cared. I went two days with no food my power was cut off my phone was cut off and literally I called the advising office and tried to get a hold of the business office and they never would answer the phone. For an elderly person who's disabled to actually tell the school what my problems are a Christian School at that, and for them to completely ignore it and not care was absolutely appalling to me. I very well may change colleges I've never been so hungry in my life and nobody at Regent University could have given two Hoots about my situation. Not only that I had major electrical problem going on in my home and I had to cancel the electrician and he's not going to be available for six more weeks so now I have to rent an out building and sleep in it if I want to feel safe. I have never in my life been less cared for than these Christian people showed me this week. If I were you I would not attend the school. And I'm very seriously thinking about changing schools. Nobody at Regent University cares about your well-being at all even though on their message it says we care about your well-being I assure you they do not!

Attended the Dale Carnegie Leadership workshop. The facilitators made it worth while and…read moreinteresting.

I'm surprised this place hasn't been reviewed. However, I have yet to have a bad experience with…read morethis facility has been nothing short of awesome. The staff has always been exceptional, knowledgeable, and prompt. There isn't much to comment with regards to anything else but if you go here, and follow all the instructors' leads, you really can't go wrong. If you're looking to get a solid deal (passing certs) go here! Overall Service: 5 Value: 5 Facility: 5 Repeat customer: yes

I'm a big fan of EVMS - I've been going there for a while for advanced screening by Dr. Abuhamad…read more I have the BRCA genetic mutation with a pre-susceptibility to breast and ovarian cancer EVMS is an active medical school where students often observe and the doctors are training them while treating you. I don't mind this, people have to learn, and I've had pleasant experiences while being treated here. The campus is in the middle of downtown Norfolk and is large. There are many buildings, crosswalks, parking lots and garages. It's easy to get lost if you don't know where you are going so you need to make sure you get good directions if you are unfamiliar and try to figure out where to park. Allow yourself a little time to get inside and get settled if it's your first visit to one of the physicians here. Just remember, it's a medical school, so people are teaching and learning at the same time.

Dr. Davis is amazing. If you need to be seen, book with him. He listens and provides meaningful and…read moreinformed feedback.

This is a nice High School with nice staff. My kids enjoyed going here. When you get here you have…read moreto ring the intercom to get in, then you show your id to get a sticker with your name on it. The check in and check out process is pretty easy. Most everyone I've met there has been friendly and helpful. I normally see a police officer in the school when i go, so that's great for safety. Its located in the historic kempsville area. 4 stars!!

This is the location of EVMS' Smith Rogers Hall. You can find Financial Services and the Office of…read moreMarketing and Communications here. Office of Student Affairs is temporarily housed on the second floor until July 2011. Ask the security desk to call a shuttle to get from SRH to Lewis Hall. This building is located right next to Chrysler Museum

Old Dominion University has 4 campuses I believe. The Virginia Beach Campus is substantially…read moresmaller than the main campus located in Norfolk but its calm pace and serene atmosphere is great for studying. They do have a small library and writing center that is always empty. The staff is pleasant and very helpful I like the change of pace from all the hustle and bustle on the main campus. Although this campus is a bit far. I urge you not to be discouraged in taking advantage of this quiet campus and taking a few classes here.

You would think since I got a Bachelor's degree here and have now returned to work on my Master's…read moredegree that I must really like ODU. And I guess you are kind of right. There is a lot to like about ODU: central location, healthy population of international students and faculty, finally a football team and some shopping and dining in the surrounding community. ODU may not be a top academic school and it may be nowhere in sports (except in basketball maybe) but it's a good school for locals and commuters who want a quality university education. The downsides: Although ODU is building up a "college town" presence in the community, the surrounding community can be less than safe. Norfolk is a mix of college kids, low income housing and abandoned buildings. There are many car thefts, break ins, and robberies here. I never really felt unsafe here, but it's always good to be on your guard. Secondly, although they have great lectures and speaker series on campus, there really isn't a whole lot of student activities--or at least not compared to some other colleges. It's not a party school and it's not a party town. Finally the sports teams will leave you wishing you could rep your school with pride. ODU football made an impressive showing in its first year, but we're no where near "seeing your school on television" stage. We will all have to wait and see how ODU will continue to grow after the sudden departure of former president Roseanne Runte, who was responsible for most of the growth thus far. Go Monarchs!

I had a positive experience. The staff was kind, clear with their instructions, and respectful…read morethroughout the process. Check‑in was smooth and the testing environment was quiet. The person who guided me inside was very thoughtful. I appreciated the professionalism shown during my visit.

I'm so happy to write about my experience here, because the past reviews had me heading to Richmond…read moreinstead. However, much has changed. The staff is so friendly! It started with a reminder call from Sharon yesterday in which I was told I could come in a little earlier than scheduled and also advised to bring a jacket or sweater if I'm cold-natured. I so appreciated that because I was wondering about the temp. Tests are stressful enough; the staff here took away every bit of it as check-in was a breeze. Breaks were a breeze. The restroom is clean with super hot water at the faucet. The lockers were clean. The temperature in the room was actually perfect for me, though I did wear a denim jacket. The cubicles were clean. And again, the staff were just really nice people!