I am currently in my second term, taking CC2 and Mental Health courses. So far, my experience on…read moreCanvas has been positive--just make sure to stay on top of your assignments and dedicate time to studying for exams. If you have Professor Moore for Mental Health, the learning process is very smooth. She explains the material clearly and emphasizes key points that are important to study. Although no formal study guide is provided, I recommend carefully reading and reviewing the rationales in ATI--they are extremely helpful. I am completing my clinicals in New Jersey. While the clinical arrangements could benefit from better organization and communication, Dr. Cornwell is responsive to emails and very courteous. Overall, this is a largely self-directed program, so be prepared to take initiative in your learning. If you are an LVN working in a skilled nursing facility (SNF), your prior experience will be a great advantage. Good luck to all future students!

2 years out BSN, RN Yes the school was a stress case.. but…read morehonestly it pushed me to study harder than if I went to a Community College, Looking back I got a great experience in another state, family got to come out at one point, and Licensed in 2 states (woop woop!) The RN world can be stressful as well so I think this school deferentially prepared me for the working world. I got my BSN a year after my RN. If your considering this school buy the book and make it your new bible! Don't take things personal this is a field that grows and changes all the time the best thing you can do is show up and leave your ego at home so you can learn something ask questions and make mistakes.. its school that the time and place for it. STAY STRONG YALL!! Nursing isn't for the weak and neither is this school!

This was very tasty. We got premium ayce! Wagu beef was really good. I would have preferred fresh…read morewontons and shrimp peeled already. I would say the fresh ramen noodles made up for it lol. Will come again hopefully they will have the mushroom melody next time but they did have shiitake mushrooms

I got my Rn here and it was a hard time for me because of my own family issues and they supported…read moreme till the end!!! best school ever!

If I could give this school 0 stars I absolutely would. My fiancée, (who already has a degree and a…read moremedical background, AND had a full scholarship because of her academic history and achievements), started the RN program last August. From the very start of attending the program it was abundantly clear that neither the dean of students nor one of the lead instructors actually care at all about the students they are supposed to be educating. One of the instructors from the beginning was rude, insulting, and unprofessional at seemingly every opportunity for no other reason than to be nasty. This includes; insulting my fiancées intelligence, the school she attended for her associates degree, her looks, and many more things that were just plain rude, and completely inappropriate to comment on as an educator and a (supposed) professional. In addition, this particular instructor seemed to take pleasure in assigning chapters to study over a weekend, and then the following Monday giving tests that were heavily weighted that had absolutely nothing to do with the material that she assigned the students to read. In addition to the insults, she never once acted in a manner consistent with what you would expect an educator to act. Instead of offering additional support when students needed it, she would get angry and insult and ridicule the students for not knowing the information that they weren't taught or told to study. When students would bring up the abuse they were suffering to the dean of students, she would advise that they either "take it up with the instructor" which obviously didn't work because the instructor didn't care, or ask them to fill out a "grievance" which of course the dean would review and then do nothing to correct. On multiple occasions the dean of students herself would laugh and joke with another lead instructor about the students who were failing due to the inability of the instructors to properly educate them. All of the mission statements and other associated "selling points" of this school are nonsense. They don't care whatsoever about the students or actually functioning as a school, all they want are geniuses with eidetic memories who can read material one time and know it inside and out. This school is an insult to education and should NOT be even considered as an option if you actually want to learn the material necessary to become a nurse.

From the owner: Bethesda College of Health Sciences, part of Baptist Health, offers associate degrees in nursing…read moreand radiologic technology.

They will not give me my transcript , clinical time nor diploma , they are not picking calls nor…read moreresponding to emails . its vey frustrating after passing the exam.

No, they would not allow me to finish the program. Telling me outragous cost after I have paid what…read moremy contact said the cost was. I could complete the program by re entering it at a additional $16.000 cost. I had completed all the work all that was left was clinicals. Once you have paid them in full, please beware..

IIHCP is a great school which could help you to achieve your goal, it's acredited, There are some…read moregood Professor, comparing to nursing schools for cost and length of the programs (IIHCP) is a good school to come, They do the equivalence. Dr. Emilie the owner of the school, she's fantastic, for me she's like a Mom, likes to help others, she helps all students at all levels even in their individual problems.

I have the best opinion about this school, this school open the door for me at the moment that I…read morewas frustrated, Dr Emelie was wonderful with my husband and I and I never forget that, God bless this school Dr Emelie and family, thank you Dr Emelie for everything.

Most of the teachers and staff I come across work so hard for how much they get paid. For this…read morereason, I feel like you can really tell that they care about their students and are not there for the money. The campuses are kept fairly clean and look really nice, especially gardens with its recent glow up. I also just love the atmosphere of the library there as well. Yes, you will have your occasional frustrating professor or unhelpful advisor, but that's normal and happens everywhere. Palm Beach State is so affordable and has kept their tuition costs low in comparison to rising inflation rates and insanely high costs of living. You get what you pay for, but also so much more if you find a way to get involved. The opportunities to grow are definitely here, you just really have to have the time and apply yourself. After being here for 2 years, I can confidently say PBSC is the perfect steppingstone for any ambitious person seeking higher education. If you are unsure of your major or what you want to do, please come here. You get exposed to a little bit of everything for cheap. My biggest tip is to interact with the professors and advisors. Most are so kind and have so many connections that will help take you further. Overall, it's a great school. It has as grown and gotten so much better since covid and is worth it.

The registration process is ridiculous- getting to an advisor impossible and getting there online…read morecourses through the Canvas system is not user friendly. Had to verify by phone 3 times just for a non- credit course. Overly burdensome - I understand the need for authentication and security but I'm not applying for the FBI. Need to streamline the technology. ASAP

I attended Cambridge in Delray for nursing and this school and program was amazing.. I tried a…read moreschool before that didnt fit and i left there feeling discouraged, and besides that had heard all these horror stories about nursing school so I was scared and praying to make the right choice. And I did! This school is fast paced but the information is given so effectively by such great professors that really enjoy teaching their specialties and it makes such a difference.. My first class was scary and rough I had professor Baker and she is a tough teacher it made me feel uncertain in if I could do it. But as the class went on and I started learning more and understanding her she was literally just a great teacher and knew how we needed to be delivered the fundamentals to lay that ground work for us and im telling u it worked so many things have suck and she was so dedicated to us. She'd do after school group zooms with us to help us learn more and get the pieces to fall into place. Her wisdom, love, and dedication to her students and her teaching made it all so easy to take in and gave us a thirst for her knowledge. Then we had her again in med surg and we were all feeling confident walking in because we knew if Baker knew it she'd pass it on to us. Dean/Professor DelCoro taught us pharm and medsurg and the way he broke things down and made connections to each drug and disease with a story or life experience was perfect for people who learn like i do. His classes were probably my hardest but he gave us so many pp, stories and silly pictures to relate to things and we all ended up doing well in his class. Then Professor Zerfas who did our mental health drugs and mental health clinical was just a genius. She is such a smart intellectual woman, who not only knows the world of psych like the back of her hand but her love for it just pours out of her all day. And her intellect is so intriguing that it makes u want to learn more and know more. And personally the reason I changed to wanting to do mental health. Also Professor Phillips who taught mental health that woman is a gem. So sweet so smart and everything about her, her class and teaching helps you to better understand people and how to effectively communicate with anyone. Professor Greiner in maternity/peds was incredible her love, knowledge and expertise in that field makes her class so enjoyable. And the excitement she gets showing us all her little replicas and doing all the Sims shows her dedication not just to us but to the specialty. Then there's Professor Prince whose last name should really be queen bc she is the damn queen! She teaches critical care which for me helped refresh me on everything from past classes and tie it all together. She is incredible! Wise beyond belief, teaches you and shows you examples and has so many life experiences to help drive her points home. She also was my preceptor and I swear I jumped for joy when I heard that bc I knew I could pick her brain all day on anything and everything I still had questions on. And I did! Overall the school was amazing, the hrs, days, workload, professors, Dean, Mrs.Desiree the queen of schedules who does her best for everyone. And the resources we were given even after graduation to keep us studying so we all could walk in to take our NCLEX without any doubt or horsemen on our shoulders. I love this school! Also before i give my 5 i want to mention how incredible and thankful i am for this school bc when I did struggle in one of my classes and was freaking out about to fail it Professor Prince pulled me aside worked with me one on one and talked with me but even still I was upset, scared and feeling like crap, and she did something I never would have expected from a Professor, she pulled out a book of scripture and read it with me. That action alone blew me away.. Then 2 weeks after I graduated I was going thru a tough time with family and Professor Phillips called to check on how my nclex studying was going, heard in my voice I wasnt ok and instantly switched into friend mode and talked me thru alot and prayed with me over my family, my son and all I had been worrying about. These acts aren't what professors do, these are acts that people who truly want to see you do well in all areas of life do. In Cambridge you're not just another student, you're a person! They know u by name, they know you have a life outside of there and ur needs and they work to help you navigate thru all that so u can be the success you want to be.

We bought tickets for a concert at FAU and we arrived at the campus early to stroll around the area…read moreand to get to know this part of Boca, which we had not been before. FAU's main campus in Boca Raton was established on the remnants of a World War II American Army airbase in 1964. Spanning 850 acres, the site is located between Palm Beach and Fort Lauderdale. The campus was designated a burrowing owl sanctuary in 1971 by the Audubon Society. The owls find the campus appealing because there are few predators, due to the university's proximity to the Boca Raton Airport, and because the campus was originally cleared of vegetation when operating as an airbase during World War II. Unfortunately we did not see nor hear any owls while we walked around the area after dark. The Boca Raton campus is home to a wide variety of university programs and facilities. These facilities are labs and classrooms, housing for students, a 6,000-gallon shark tank for aquatic research, a movie theater, athletic and recreational facilities, and the student-run record label Hoot/Wisdom Recordings. The campus feels very spread out and very green, a nice place to jog, walk or run on a nice day, if you feel like exercising among the young college kids.

Went to a recital by the choral and voice department that a foundation my brother heads. They give…read morescholarships to the students.