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I find some of these negative reviews hard to believe sometimes. My experience this far has been exceptional. I've never NOT heard back from in instructors or advisors. I get a call every month from all 3 just to ensure I'm doing OK in all aspects of school and life! The work isn't that easy, but well worth it. I've enjoyed my class experiance, the website is easy for me to navigate, tech. support is on point. I haven't anything to complain about except maybe the price. But, it would cost just as... Read More much if anywhere else If you factor in gas, and child care I would need. This school gets a lot of flack from those who have never experienced it. I have 3 friends that found jobs almost immediately after graduating UOP, so I'll take their word for it. It may be a joke to a lot of people, but it's worth it to me!

I just got off the phone with the Admissions Reps at University of South Florida and they are accepting all of my Keiser credits for my admissions. They told me that as long as the private schools people attend are regionally accredited, they transfer. I will have to pick up my 2 foreign languages though bc Keiser does not require them and public universities do. Now for my opinion: Keiser definitely served it's purpose for me to obtain my AA with relatively low stress levels. If that is your goal... Read More and you don't mind paying a pretty penny, it's ok. However, I would not recommend going further with a Bachelors at Keiser. Their classes are easy and most employers don't look at them as being as worthy as if your bachelors was from a state college or university. For an AA it's fine because it is not specific to your field. Take my advice though...if you go to Keiser for an AA, transfer to a public school after that point. That's what I'm doing and everything's been fine. Once you get to a bachelors level you need the schools reputation to land you the job and that is what Keiser won't give you an advantage with.

DO NOT ATTEND GRANTHAM! The administration as a whole are lazy, careless and not very helpful. My Student Advisor calls or e-mail me back when he's ready. My CS192-Programming Essentials teacher NEVER gets my e-mail, so I never get the help I need from her. They schedule classes wrong and they really don't care (IMO) if you succeed or not! Financial Aid is the WORST!! I'm 8 weeks in and they still haven't processed my FA. There are students that started classes a month before me still waiting and... Read More don't you think think about calling or e-mailing them, because you will be on hold for 30 minutes max and it hangs up on you. If you're lucky to speak with one they're rude or act as if you questions about your FA is some form of disrespect. There's ALWAYS a glitch in the FA system. They're cheap because it takes 2 years just to receive an Associate degree? The only time you can get an immediate response from anyone at Grantham is through their Facebook page! DO NOT ATTEND GRANTHAM!

I generally like the staff and programs offered at craven community college. The staff were helpful, knowledgeable and friendly. The downside would be that their availability is sometimes limited. Phone calls would often never be returned, and wait times in person were lengthy. They are efficient and seem to have endless patience, I think its simply a lot of students attending. In my experience the teachers actually teach, and seem very passionate about their courses. I took mainly online classes... Read More and the teachers still managed to be very involved and very...well, educational. I enjoyed my experience at Craven Community College overall.

You hear a lot of different opinions on Rasmussen. I've been a Health Information student for a year now. They have quite a few campuses in various states (brick & mortar) maybe some are better than others. My program is fully online and I really like it. First of all, the program is accredited through CAHIIM so I can sit for the RHIT credential test once I graduate. Every call I've placed to the campus I go through (Fargo) with every question or concern I've had has been addressed promptly and professionally.... Read More My instructors have all been very knowledgeable on the material, some are more gung-ho than others and are more involved, but all respond and interact with me in a timely fashion so far. The material can be challenging for sure, I have to study hard. I think with discussion posts, you get out of them what you put into them, same with the online classes overall. If you want to coast through you can but you may find when you sit down to take the RHIT you're gonna be in trouble. As far as the online software (Angel) I have had no problems and when I have had to call for support things have gotten resolved quickly. I'm just a little tired of hearing so many negative things about this school. If you're considering attending I suggest you take your time and check it out properly and be prepared to work so you get the best experience possible.

I can say that I didn't have any major concerns when I attended my online classes. But I can say that when I started online classes I was having a lot of issues with my computer at the time. But I called my advisor and made me aware of they I could get a laptop that they would send me. In which they did along with I never had to go out and look for any books. I had my books on time. I know that it seems that Everest has gotten a lot of bad reviews, but for me I had no major concerns. I am actually... Read More enrolled in returning back to get my BA. Remember that there is no such thing as a perfect school. Everyone have different opinions.

My experience with St. Catherine University throughout the admission process was reassuring and supportive. In my past experiences with other admissions, they tend to be stressful and may make you have second thoughts. Contrarily, St. Catherine and the admissions advisor (Bradley) who assisted me made that experience the opposite! I always felt heard and supported. I rarely had questions that weren't already answered before I could ask. When I did, they never went unanswered. Even more, the process... Read More further cemented my confidence in pursuing this path and enrolling. I appreciate all of the help and support! It's set me on the right foot and keeps me pushing through coursework. Thank you, Bradley! And thank you, St. Catherine University! I look forward to the rest of this program.