All this school cares about is money, not students. If you think they'll support you through your…read moreeducation, think again. The reality is, they will do everything in their power to dismiss you especially if you're outspoken, advocate for yourself, or simply refuse to be silent. Speaking up for yourself? Trust me, they'll find a way to push you out. Talking to the director? Doesn't matter--they don't care. It's all about tuition dollars. They set students up to fail. Concerns aren't addressed, they're brushed aside. The entire system feels designed to profit off students instead of genuinely educating them. Bottom line: this school is not invested in your success it's invested in your wallet.

Why does this campus seem to be extremely underfunded and mediocre compared to the other locations…read more(Los Angeles, Texas) despite us paying the SAME cost to attend? We pay tens of thousands to attend a school that is lacking in sufficient equipment. Don't let them fool you, the school only consists of 2 floors in the entire office building. With very little study spaces compared to the other campuses. Additionally the "simulation labs" are quite lacking. The arms for IV insertions are falling apart and some are unusable. There are only 3 IV pumps that must be spread out through both floors. Attending open lab is a joke since there isn't enough equipment available. Many things broken or used way past their prime. WHERE is our money going? To add insult to injury, the "student events" we receive are a total joke. For Example, Los Angeles campus received a holiday party that was catered with a Crepe station with many toppings and food to choose from. Our school, where we pay the SAME amount, received cookies to "decorate" but NOT eat because the expiration date on the cookie box was 2020!!!! Are you joking? We pay 100k+ and you can't afford some non expired cookies? Our food option was one box of Walmart cookies that were old and stale. It was an absolute joke and just insulting considering there are people going into debt just to be here. DO BETTER !

Worst university ever! They never answer the phone. It's like they never come into the office. I've…read moretried escalating situations where I need help from financial aid or finance or even student support with things and they never answer. I tried changing my bank information 5 times and they still sent it to the wrong bank. I've been waiting for my money for more than 2 weeks and they don't care. If you need help nobody cares only to have you register and for you to pay. It's not worth it. Classes are horrible and management is even worst. Even the dean doesn't do nothing just forward emails. This happens when you hire people that are close to you and not professionals F!!!!

Go to Nova. Or change career plans. It's not worth it. it'll never be worth it. Go out of state or…read moredo online school.

My name is Karina Cabrera, and I was invited by CSSF and the City of Doral to participate in the…read morejob fair event. Unfortunately, my experience with the Miami-Dade College Community Director and staff was disappointing, as their behavior came across as unprofessional. Situations like these should be handled with courtesy and professionalism, especially when representing an educational institution such as MDC--one whose mission is to support community engagement and educational advancement. It is unfortunate that an event with such a positive purpose was overshadowed by this experience.

Horrible experience in the MDC West Campus Admissions office. We sat in the lobby waiting for our…read moreappointment number to be called for TWO HOURS. This is absolutely unexecptable. This is my daughter's first time going to college, and the experience we hoped for was not given to us. They do not have any sense of time management or care for the fellow students. We have been here two days in a row waiting for our appointment. The wait time is unbelievable and we should not be getting treated this way as we are part of the MDC family. Although this college is a community one and cheaper than most options, it definitely lives up to the downplay and why people are embarrassed to attend this school. I am very disappointed in the admissions office and the school in general. Furthermore, my daughter will ATTEMPT to finish one year here at this school, and will be continuing her education elsewhere.

I have studied in this school and I have the best teacher ever, plus I improve my english a lot…read more The enviroment is so good I really recomend this place.

The University of Rafael Belloso Chacin is located in the area of Doral in Florida. Offering…read morebusiness, technology and other important degrees, most of them online for now. This university was so kind to helped my friend host her first ever book presentation; " La Araña Perezosa" this past Saturday. Gisela the lady in charge of us, helped my friend in a wonderful way the whole time. This impecable university was the perfect location for the gathering we had. The conference rooms are fully equipped with chairs, tables, projectors and all the technical system needs to do your presentations. The hallways are decorated with gorgeous art painting. Check out my pictures to see some of those paintings. They host different conferences in here. This location has been open for only eleven months but the main university located in Maracaibo, Venezuela has been running since 1989 with over 40,000 students. For more information don't hesitate and check out their website at www.urbe.university URBE, Thank you for having us!! La Universidad de Rafael Belloso Chacin se encuentra en la zona de Doral en Florida. Ofrece carreras de negocios, tecnología y otros grados importantes, la mayoría de ellos en línea por ahora. Esta universidad fue muy amable y ayudó a mi amiga a presentar su primer libro; "La araña Perezosa" este pasado Sábado. Gisela la señora a cargo de nosotros, ayudó a mi amiga de una manera maravillosa todo el tiempo. Esta impecable universidad fue el lugar perfecto para la reunión que tuvimos. Las salas de conferencias están totalmente equipadas con sillas, mesas, proyectores y todo el sistema técnico necesario para hacer tus presentaciones. Los pasillos están decoradas con preciosas pintura artística. Echa un vistazo a mis fotos para que veas algunas de estas pinturas. Aquí organizan diferentes conferencias. Esta sede lleva abierta por sólo once meses, pero la principal ubicada en Maracaibo, Venezuela, funciona desde 1989 con más de 40,000 estudiantes. Para obtener más información, no dudes en visitar su sitio web en www.urbe.university URBE, Gracias por habernos recibido!!!

From the owner: Rafael Belloso Chacin University is a private educational institution organized under the laws of…read morethe State of Florida, created with the goal to form competent professionals. The programs and curricula range from Undergraduate and Graduate programs, to English Language classes and Continued Education courses. All programs are developed to meet the needs of the students, but remain sensitive to the needs of the business and professional community. The teaching methods are based entirely on distance learning via online, but Rafael Belloso Chacin also has physical facilities to support students in their learning process. Rafael Belloso Chacin University is located at 2550 NW 100 Ave Doral, Florida 33172.

When I came here not so long ago, this was a pretty small school…read more But This place has gotten so big that it's barely recognizable. It has much more of a college feel than it did before. There are always coeds walking around. Activities are always taking place. Another in the long line of things that have changed are the surplus of food options on campus.

Amazing Law School with professors & classes that prepare you for the Bar. The campus is clean and…read morewell kept.

I graduated on June 29, 2023 with the Miami Media School; Digital Media Production Program located…read morein Doral, South Florida. It's an AMAZING school! It's with great pleasure that I give everyone at Miami Media School a well deserved Google FIVE STARS Review! I was so impressed on the very first day I walked into the school just to check it out. Every teacher, faculty staff and student were so friendly, informative and I got the feeling of a warm welcome from everyone there. It was definitely a challenge for me because I was going through some serious physical issues. I'm a disabled veteran (8 years active service in the Marines; a Sergeant) and I'm dependent on using crutches and public transportation to get around. Traveling from my home in Sunrise to the school in Doral wasn't easy. Although the traveling wasn't easy I totally loved being at the school and being with everyone at the school so much. Honestly it felt like I was home away from home. Also during this time I was fighting cancer. Lymphoma. I was so fortunate that my last semester classes were on-line and I attended classes from my hospital room during my chemotherapy treatments. It was such a big thrill for me to physically be at the school for graduation day. I want to give a BIG shout out to these incredible, loving, motivating and kind people. Rosie Rubio (Admissions), Janet Garcia (Campus Director), Rebecca Villareal (Education Coordinator), Carlos Sande (Instructor & so much more!), Edgar Garcia (Instructor) and Katherine Miracle (Instructor). THANK YOU ALL FOR EVERYTHING! YOU ARE ALL TRULY AMAZING!!

Es mi ultimo comentario ya que me queda claro que la escuela nunca apoyara al estudiante y…read moremanipulan la informacion a su conveniencia, dicen que me buscaron trabajos y que no acepte, lo cual es totalmente falso y los unicos dos que enviaron de PORTONES ELECTRICOS Y DE RECEPCION en front desk de law firm que tampoco hubo entrevista si se supone que la escuela es deMEDIOS DE COMUNICACION, por ende trabajos relacionados a lo mismo por lo cual uno esta pagando, si escribes un correo exponiendo lo que pasa o cualquier comentario solo te dicen que tienes alli una mala actitud y tu comentario es ofensivo. Realmente no soy la unica pueden preguntar todos estan haciendo uber afuera para pagar la deuda, los buenos reviews que se ponen mensualemente que ellos te exigen que los pongan van dirigidos a los maestros que ellos al final solo estan haciendo un trabajo como cualquier empleado no tienen la culpa en el manejo de la escuela. Pero vuelvo y lo repito a mi todo lo que me enviaban eran links de copie y page en INDEED nada fue seleccionado. Tambien se supone que te exigen pasantias para poder aplicar a trabajos, a MI ME GRADUARON SIN PASANTIAS Y SIN IR A CLASES PRESENCIALES, cuando se supone que tambien tienen que tener ese requisito pasantias para poderte graduar, y se molestan conmigo porque realmente pase un year despues de graduarme tratando de encontrar empleo por yo misma ya que la escuela en ese tiempo tampoco me envio nada mas que links de copie y page, no tienen contactos ni una entrevista directa, de nada sirve tu demo o lo que haces, el departamento de recuersos humanos nunca te apoyara, cada vez que yo preguntaba por una oportuniidad o suplicaba era cuando respondian con un copie y page de un trabajo ya posteado en INDEED.

Being a graduate student at Keiser University Miami was amazing! The faculty was very helpful and…read moreattentive throughout the duration of my DNP program. Thank you to all the staff, especially the student services director Carmen Perez-Padron, for being available to answer all my questions! I highly recommend Keiser University Miami campus.

This school needs to be investigated immediately. Keiser University already has MULTIPLE lawsuits…read morefiled against them for MANY reasons. All you have to do is google it. SAVE YOUR MONEY & GO TO A BETTER SCHOOL because I wish I did! I actually made it to the very end of the Radiology program until the director of the program Marilyn Galvez aka "MG" and the physics professor Arnaldo Viana aka "Profe" both came together to purposely fail me TWICE. And it's $4-5k per class. When you fail, you also have to pay a $150 fee to re-enter. (How convenient.) Additionally, Profe demonstrated clear favoritism towards certain students, providing them with answers to quizzes and exams while excluding me and another student from these advantages. This behavior not only breaches the ethical standards expected of an educational institution but has also contributed to my academic failure. 'Profe' has a history of 18+ years of purposely failing students just because he can. Sometimes he'll show the answers in class if his least favorite students aren't around with the classroom door locked or they'll meet up after school or get together on a zoom call. That's not even all of it either. He's expressed to me on a few occasions he's been getting away with failing students for almost 20 years and how "they won't be getting rid of him because who else are they going to hire to teach Physics 1-3" this was said by Profe himself. I think this was his way of warning me that he had no intentions of passing me. I should've known! I went to the graduation ceremony and all.. which is funny that they seated the 2 students who failed the last class in the back row (because this was planned) and the other 7 students they knew they were going to pass in the front row. Keiser posted our graduation photo at the pinning ceremony with me & another student who was failed on social media to promote our class got a "100% passing rate.." FALSE ADVERTISING. They didn't mention they failed 2 of us in the caption though! They also have their employees and other students on campus write a 5 star review for them on Google to help boost their ratings because they're just so bad. MG is another story. I'm also not the first student that has had this experience within this school and I certainly won't be the last. MG has also intentionally failed students, including myself, and retaliated against those who voice concerns. Just ask Group 58! Her treatment of students appears to depend on personal favoritism rather than academic performance or professionalism. When I raised concerns about these unfair practices, I experienced direct retaliation, making it impossible for me to succeed in the program. Oh and don't go to Homestead Hospital for your clinicals!! That's another story itself! Unfortunately, I have lost all interest in pursing Radiology or any job in healthcare. Now I'm stuck with $50k student loan debt and no degree/ certification or license to show for it. Luckily, I already have a bachelors degree from a high reputable university, where I experienced none of this. Mind you, I was always a very quiet and respectful student to everybody on campus. Maybe since I'm quiet and stayed to myself, they thought I'd be an easy target. It's very obvious this school is solely based to run students' pockets dry to fill up theirs. Especially lower income families. And they will not care while doing it. And the staff is all in on it! I wouldn't be surprised if the staff receives incentives for failing students hoping they'd come back and give them more money. Keiser University's administration needs to be investigated by the Department of Education once AGAIN. Appropriate action needs to occur to ensure that future students are not subjected to the same treatment. The school has had a horrible reputation for decades! They're just trying to be more sneakier about it nowadays. It's 2025 and they're still doing students dirty. Nothing has changed! There is SO much to my story this isn't even half of it. Sad. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS SCHOOL.

My experience with this university has been very disappointing. I encountered serious issues with…read moreadministrative support and a lack of reasonable academic accommodations. During a course, I was pregnant and experiencing a medical condition that was properly communicated to the professor, yet I was denied the opportunity to take an exam or receive any reasonable alternative. This decision negatively affected my academic progress and created unnecessary stress. The lack of flexibility, communication, and student advocacy is concerning. Institutions of higher education should ensure fair treatment, especially in situations involving protected conditions such as pregnancy. I hope the university reviews its policies and improves how it supports students facing medical challenges. Profesor name Karell Curbelo

Yes I recommend Florida National University. I dealt with their registrars and veteran's affairs…read morepersonnel and have nothing but great things to say about their staff. I am grateful to the University for all they've done and continue to do. I understand everyone has had their experiences, but mine is my own so it's all I can speak to. The location is easy to find, as driving past it is a landmark on the north bound palmetto expressway. There are different places to park at this campus and I see it growing at a good pace. I was able to get my required documentation squared away fast quick and in a hurry. I value my time and I'm glad they valued it as well. Note: you'll need a parking decal if you're going to park there so don't rest on your laurels when it comes to that.