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Important information, such as being admitted on probation, will be withheld from you until the final week of your first term. If you are coming with in a degree, ALL credits from your previous degree will be considered. Staff will then send you on a wild goose chase to talk to anyone else instead of giving direct answers. No one seems to be on the same page, and there are so many changes happening, no one knows how to find things internally or properly. While the staff is nice, they will not tell... Read More you important things or give proper advising. I was left to feel like a cash grab and then essentially told to just take more classes and hope for the best. Very unhelpful.

I鈥檝e attended 6 universities in my life. AdventHealth University Denver is the worst one I have ever attended. The issues I have experienced, specifically the Nursing program, they have significantly impacted my education and my ability to succeed. A current instructor is allegedly not a full employee of the university, meaning she does not have access to key resources necessary for teaching. Because of this, she: Cannot access exams or write them, meaning assessments are being created by someone... Read More else. Cannot access key academic tools, materials, or resources needed for instruction. Majority of my cohort is going to fail out (6 out of 10 of us). Beyond this issue, the entire program has been plagued with disorganization, lies and deception. They; Advertise cohorts of 20+ students, yet my cohort consisted of only 13 students at the start. Promoted a 鈥渘ew鈥� facility, when in reality, classes are held in an old nursing home that lacks. These misrepresentations may constitute violations of Colorado鈥檚 Deceptive Trade Practices Act. DO NOT ATTEND!!!!!!

Honestly, I'm not even sure I know what that nursing instructors do. They send out an email to the class about once a week to complete this or complete that but there is NO teaching. I've learned nothing! If you disagree with a grade or question anything you get no response. Some of the teachers who have been there for many years that the students like they are idiots. No compassion, poor responsiveness, and once you start questioning things, you are targeted as a problem student. 100% regret going... Read More to this school.

I would never recommend this school to anyone! This school targets people, takes their money, and ruins their life! The professors are terrible! This program is so unprofessional. They only use CRNA students to provide free labor to the affiliated hospital and works them like dogs sending them to multiple locations in one day with no professors showing up to provide support to students. This university uses God as an excuse to take money! Please have respect for yourself and your education and look... Read More anywhere but here for a CRNA program! The program director is a joke and no one has your back here! Plan on teaching yourself and hiring a lawyer to have your back through the program.

Adventist University Health Science was a wonderful school. This doesnt mean it was easy! I already had an associates degree and diagnostic imaging so I was very familiar with a lot of the topics that were reviewed in obtaining my bachelors degree but these classes were more in depth and were 14 weeks long. Going to school online is not as easy as I thought it was going to be. Studying by myself was something that I had to practice at in order to have this work for me mainly because I did have a... Read More full-time job and a family at the time. These classes gave me the ability to become a manager in the field of study. This is something that I definitely wanted to do as I love working with people

The distance learning version of the BSN program was well organized with a wealth of knowledge as part of the curriculum. I found that I learned a great deal of knowledge that helped contribute to better clinical skills. The professors/staff were helpful and most often, prompt in their communication when addressing concerns. I really appreciated the online format as it catered to my scheduling needs. As a [then] single mom working full time, it really helped that I could "attend" online chats later... Read More in the evening and feel like I wasn't missing out on other personal or professional opportunities or responsibilities. The only thing I might have preferred is if there was less focus on the religious courses but I understood at the time that this was to be expected because the school was/is affiliated with a religious organization.

I had the pleasure of going to both the Florida campus and the Denver campus. The Florida campus was full of teachers that actually wanted you to succeed and resources to help you do so. The Denver campus was the exact opposite; teachers showing bias towards students, no access to resources such as a library, and not many financial help opportunities. If you are a person who is very financially stable and believe a certain set of beliefs, then you will probably not have an issue there. However, I... Read More implore you to choose somewhere else.

This was a well structured college which allowed me to further my education online. Being that I worked full time and had just started a family this college fit my needs. I was really impressed with the relatively ease of applying for classes and the help was very easy to obtain, even during my already busy lifestyle, when help was needed. I am now pursuing a graduate degree in physician assistant studies, through University of Dayton Dayton, OH, I would have loved to attended this school for a second... Read More time but distance was an issue being that this type of program is not attainable through online courses. If I had to do it all again I would still pursue my degree through this college. I don't regret this choice a educaition.