I'm currently in the BSN program and am loving the online aspect! The staff is super helpful and…read morealways kind. 2 terms of great teachers that listen and explain well. Only thing I wish would change is having classes stacked. For example, for 3 classes, it's spread across 3 days. I wish they put two classes on one day to make work life easier. In the end, we have to pay for the school and have to work. If that could be fixed, it would be perfect for me. Love you Sumner!!

Go to Concord! Seriously, Sumner's PN program is a bag of jokes. The leadership has apparently been…read moredysfuntional for years and doesn't seem to care as long as the money keeps rolling in. Feedback from students is essentially ignored by leadership. Their nursing department head is located out of state and the lack of department oversight is obviously contributing to the failure of leadership. They have no clue how to make accommodations for students with disabilites. Their practicum placement is terrible. It is week 5 and one of my fellow students finally got her practicum placment that was supposed to start on week one. More than a handful of us had to wait until week 2 for our practicum placements, mind you we have an hours goal that we have to meet with less time than our peers. Their labs and facilities are so out of date. Broken mannekins, limited disposable supplies, and teachers who don't teach! The nursing course work is also terrible. Instructors can't adjust curriculumn and the curriculumn hasn't been updated in at least a decade it seems. Had some really terrific teachers but they don't stick around because of the dysfunction and it seems like its getting a reputation which is why places are refusing students for practicum. They no longer do full onsite clinicals, instead they use a program called vSim, but they don't use it as it was designed so it is also pretty bad. There is NO communication from department heads regarding changes they are implementing, such as grading system changes or moving to online instruction or not doing 8 weeks of in person clinicals and doing online simulations instead. If you have to spend this much money, spend it where you will get a quality education with quality labs and good clinical and practicum placements and not at Sumner.

This place is more than just a school!! Mary Ann and nurse Staci are some of the kindest people I…read morehave ever met. They really root for you and prepare you to pass your exams. They are so understanding and truly love what they do, I felt like I had someone on my team the whole time. If you're passionate and work hard - you will have no problem going through this program. I highly recommend this training school over all schools in the WA area.

The place is so neat, clean and comfortable she was amazing and very sweet lady(ies) would come…read moreagain,again and again

I took these classes and they were extremely helpful! Both the teacher and the teachers aid were…read moreboth very helpful and very fun to work with! I would highly recommend the program for anyone looking to become a CNA!

Excellent workshops = Pediatric Dermatology and Dermatological Office Procedures. All presenters…read morewere professional, knowledgeable, and easy to learn from. They took time answering questions, but kept the activity right on tract. Lots of personalized help with practice session of biopsies and suturing. I am a very satisfied student/customer and plan to participate in future workshops! Thank you!!

From the owner: High quality ANCC approved continuing nursing education for all levels of healthcare practice. We…read moreengage learners to gain skills and change clinical practice.