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The college was very helpful when it came to getting you signed up . . . but after that everyone disappears! The BSN completion is nothing but BUSYWORK! The web portal used to get your class info is so unorganized it makes it nearly impossible to figure out what info you need for your assignments and if you use a Mac you are out of luck cause it's not compatible . . . the REALLY important info for your assignments is buried - it sucks up so much time finding it! I really thought this would be a good school since it's owned by Kettering Health Network, but I'm so disappointed! :(
Campus Aesthetics: A-, Education Quality: F
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May 15 2012 1st Year Female -- Class 2014  
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Please if you are reading this DO NOT dismiss this comment, I know it is negative but I do not want another person to be stuck in the same position that I am in right now. I went to Kettering because they did not have a waiting list for the nursing program. Well there is a reason why there is no waiting list, it is expensive! If the program was top notch I would say sure great education is worth it, but sadly it is not. I wished I had done my homework. Look at their NCLEX passing rating it is not good, and here is a tip from the inside due to the NCLEX passing rating being so bad they have students taking this ATI testing {mock NCLEX}during each semester and if you do not pass, even if you passed the course, they do not let you continue on. So please do your research, you may have to wait for a nursing program but it is more benifical than getting stuck in a crummy program.
Perceived Campus Safety: B-, Education Quality: F
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College is great for anyone interested in the medical field. Most of professors go above and beyond and make themselves available to students.

Downfalls office personal can be difficult at times, and it can be difficult to make things happen. Including getting into some classes. However once you get into the class you can expect caring educators. Dorm life can be a little boring, and extra activities would sure be a plus. Even though I am busy with my work load, I would like to be more involved in the college with either work or some type of group activity. This is the only thing I feel the college is lacking. We even get free laundry!
Innovation: A+, Extracurricular Activities: D+
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