Terrible quality of teaching and a complete waste of money. I highly suggest going somewhere else for your "education" because you will never receive it here! read more

Platt college try's to play it as they know best for everyone and want everyone to succeed! That's a joke and a lie! They change policies and completely favorites different students!! This program is all lies! All they care about is money. Also the teachers can be the worst of all time and they keep them. The higher ups at this school just care about their paycheck. read more

I am a cum lade graduate from this school in 2017. You make what you want from this experience. This is from my personal experience- I did a lot of self teaching but I had a lot of good support and had some amazing teachers. My favorite teacher was Rachel (who taught micro and chemistry) who do a phenomenal job of active teaching!! I love her teaching style and she was knew her stuff. Jen Jones and Mr. Kesier were the best nursing instructors. Dr. Cannon was very scattered brain but nice, couldn't say I learned a whole lot from her. I did a lot of self teaching and asking a lot of questions to her because she would change what she wanted day by day. Ms. Ricker, read out power-points the whole class period and would just like to listen to herself speak the entire time, which was not informative or helpful. Therefore in class I would make the most of the time and just read the textbook to myself. She also played favorites. Riley- was probably on the bottom of the list, she did not know her stuff. For example when asking why I missed a question on exam and explained why I chose a certain answer and found the information from the textbook word to word, she could not back up why my answer was still wrong or give me my exam point back. I did learn a lot from Platt even though a lot of it was self taught, I did have good clinical experience because I took advantage of it and made the most out of it. I was not scared to jump on things, advocate for myself, and ask a billion questions. I passed the nclex in 75 questions and was very ahead as a new grad when starting my first nursing job. The price of the school is ridiculous. There is a lot of hidden fees such as textbooks, lab fees, online ati, ect. Therefore you need to be very conscious when looking at your bill, and ask for the breakdown. You should just buy textbooks outside of school. Also, I would recommend transferring a lot of general credits into the school (even though there is a fee it's still cheaper then taking the entire class). read more

Seriously the worst application process I have ever gone through. At first I was told that they do not go off test scores, and that they are a holistic school and look at the student as a whole. I turned in transcripts twice, they lost it. These transcripts I had to pay for from my college. They tried to blame it on "staff" changes. If they can loose application documents, imagine what their teaching is like. Nor did they have the courtesy to let me know of acceptance/denial. I had to reach out. Very unorganized. read more

I didnt mind this school until recently. We lost so many great teachers because of 'the good ole boy' system. Our original dean Holly Caldwell daughter joined the school and the policy was rewritten and a teacher formed for failing her daughter at clincial because she didnt bring her care plan. It's the only college in the state that if you fail simulation you fail the class and have to retake it and redo all the clincials as well. Simulation is supposed to be a learning learning not the case here. Most sims are individually graded skills but the one in qtr 11, it's a team based. So if your partner messes up you all fail. I advise others to go to Regis, DSN, Metro, etc. Where they care more about you and your education, not just your money. read more

Very complicated school they close the application before the deadline while you are in process .they don't teach nothing they just milk your money and the professor is very bad if you go there you are not successful . It's hard to to pass the board exam if you attend in that school read more

A J.O.K.E.! Really only FOR PROFIT! It's only b.s, drama, & contradictory "policies"! MAYBE 2-3 instructors there that actually half way care about students & are there to help you to succeed, everyone else just pray on your downfall. No sense of community here, instructors rarely speak to students outside of class & will ignore you like you're not the one paying their salaries & don't dare disagree with any of the faculty on anything, if you do you become public enemy #1 to all faculty & staff & are treated like crap by everyone after! They run through staff like I run through toilet paper, hmm..I wonder why? They hire clinical instructors that don't actually want to be there & clinical is a mess unless ran by someone that works for the facility you are assigned to, otherwise if it is a Platt employee something ALWAYS goes wrong & the students end up having to suffer & pay to make up clinical days that they shouldn't have to pay for! A few instructors actually said to my class that they don't want to be there! I regret every single dollar I have poured into this joke of a "nursing school". Many students are unhappy, but can't leave because of course the credits won't transfer to any ACTUAL RESPECTABLE nursing school! I'm a current student & I say STAY AWAY! GO ELSEWHERE! read more