Bryant & Stratton College Online Reviews

Looking for a less than two year ADN program with no waiting list? Check out Bryant & Stratton College.

The downside?

More than $500 per credit. This private, for-profit college has Harvard-like tuition, yet employees nursing "teachers" lacking an education degree, most without a masters in nursing.

Instructors use power-points, quiz, and tests from the publishing company, and most lectures consist of nostalgic ramblings about past nursing experiences. In addition to lecture material, students are required to self-teach ATI material (it's not incorporated into normal lecture) for ATI exams at the end of the semester. Most of the haphazard material for lecture and clinical is busy work required by the Nursing Board, not to enhance learning.

During the first few weeks of class, students are required-sometimes forced-to sign numerous contracts and agreements about student requirements and expectations. Sometimes, students were forced to sign these agreements before the material was even available.

There is a teacher turnover (two deans of instruction since I started) every semester (need I say more?)

The amount of self-teaching involved is mind-numbing, especially when you consider that you're paying nearly 50k for a degree.

This school does more to ensure that you're in class (so that the college receives federal aid) than to make sure you have material for clinical orientation.

The ONLY reason I'm at this school is because it's a shot program and there's no waiting list. Don't expect University instruction, and most of your learning will be at clinical, not in the classroom.

Had some okay teachers, but most of them struggled filling an hour worth of material.

They are a for profit school. That means they will nickel and dime you for your education!!!

I began my degree program at the Bryant & Stratton Milwaukee ground campus. I really enjoyed my studies and the instructors were amazing and helpful.

I moved to Las Vegas, NV and sincerely wanted to continue my degree program. My complaint is not against the school, but towards the financial aid department which I feel is running an outright fraud.

They do not explain your financial aid awards to you, they send you emails with the wrong amounts and then take your Pell Grant to pay for textbooks that are marked 200% above actual cost. Bryant & Stratton is a very good school, do not attend online.

So far i am just trying to sighn up for this school and it has been verry easy they respond to emails within i swear 2 min i had so many problems trying to get things don because there was somthing wrong with my computer and they were there for me every step of the way i swer i sent them over ten email in one day and they are so friendly they make u feel like you are sombody insted of some other schools i have looked at they make u feel like ur just another person lol but i give props to this school

Ive been at this school for two years. I would not reccommend anyone to go here. The teachers rush, its not face paced, they rush. I cant even tell you how many bad stories Ive experienced alone on the education portion. Also, its very unprofessional at the Downtown campus. There isn't enough resources for the library, the tools aren't used for anything but social networking sites.

The advisors are AMAZING. If it wasn't for them convincing students to keep their heads up I dont think anyone would stay there.

Im almost done. I literally have one class left and I am ready to graduate.Id tell you everything in detail but its not even worth it. Just dont go there unless you really have no where else to go.

All I have to say is its so bad Im transferring my credits and going somewhere new. I wish I had that idea within the first semester of attending.