Religious affiliation: | Seventh Day Adventists |
Institution Type: | Private not-for-profit |
Campus Setting: | Southeast Large City |
Highest Degree Offered: | Doctorate |
Level of Institution: | Four or more years |
Calendar: | Trimester |
When I first saw and heard about this school I did not expect much from it. My first semester here change everything. I love the setting its small so the…
FHCHS is a wonderful, small school to attend for nursing. It's extremely convenient and I always feel welcome. All of the teachers I've had so far have been amazing too!…
This school has helped me identify and encouraged me to discover my weakness and strengths. This school has helped my realize the importance of God and how he has helped…
The school is very expensive and there don't seem to be many scholarship opportunities through the financial aid office. Expect loans- lots of them. I attend classes at the Denver,…
outstanding staff will help you when needed. small classroom sizes allows more of a 1 to 1 learning experience. affordable through grants.…
Adventist University of Health Sciences, a Seventh-day Adventist institution, specializes in the education of professionals in healthcare. Service-oriented and guided by the values of nurture, excellence, spirituality, and stewardship, the University seeks to develop leaders who will practice healthcare as a ministry.
I did not enjoy being there. My expectations about the school changed once I start attending there. Because they are a christian institution and one of there core principle is Nurture I expected a lot more from the college considering the fact that it is so expensive. I am not a hater just speaking the truth. I did not receive the Nurture that they had to offer. I actually left the school with a bitter taste in my mouth. I will never step foot back on that campus again. Plus some of the staff (not all) were extremely rude and disrespectful to not only myself but other students as well. You are being judged from left to right if you are not seven day Adventist. It was a horrible experience it left me traumatized!!!! In addition, there are no activities for student's to do other than their home work, and if you do decide to go there don't stay in their housing because it is like you are in prison, and they treat you like you are a child. With the drama comes an expensive tuition. It's not worth it! I would rather be on some community college's waiting list for 2 years than to have gone through what I did and to walk away in debt.
Read MoreI love the fact that this is a small school and you get all the attention you need. The professors are respectful and the students are very adaptive of new comers. The only factor that I did not like was that the financial advisors did not make an effort to help me with scholarship for international students even though I went and requested it.
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