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Olivet Nursing ABSN Program is akin to the burning cross they have in their University logo. They want students to burn and die at this school and only interested in their money. Staff are faculty are unsupportive and always complaining about things rather than helping students. They will create reasons to get you out if they do not like you. A classmate in my cohort was kicked out of the ABSN program for a random reason and for complaining about a Professor here for unfair treatment. He is in ton... Read More of debt now, living with depression, anxiety, and without a nursing degree. He was the most compassionate and caring person that I have met in my life and would have become a great nurse. I recently heard the school also filed a lawsuit and had him arrested for reasons he was not involved in. Save yourself money and time and go to a different school. Please take this seriously. DO YOU WANT ALL THIS TROUBLE FOR YOURSELF?

I am only writing this review because I believe the only people writing reviews on this website have had a poor experience. I have loved my journey with Olivet but it does come with it's challenges. This is a web blended program which means everything is online expect exams and skills which you will go to campus for once or twice a week. This program is not for you if you cannot devote your time for 16 months. If you have to work full or part time, do not go to this program because you won't succeed.... Read More OR go part time, part time is a great option for those who HAVE to work throughout the program. If you cannot learn through reading and online lectures, this program is not for you. I have also had a great experience with the professors. Not all of them are great, but if you show you care, they will help you. If you want a nursing degree and can devote 16 months of nothing but studying and school, you can do it and this program is for you. Don't let all these other comments get to you because the only people writing these reviews are those who had a bad experience. I know a lot of people who graduated in 16 or 20 months from this program and are now nurses because they devoted themselves. Its all about how much you put into it.

I wish I would鈥檝e done my research before deciding to go here because I definitely would鈥檝e attended a different nursing school. The campus I attend is very unorganized and majority of the time they don鈥檛 answer the phone when you call to speak to student services. Not only that, but they stole my financial aid refund during my first semester here. To put the icing on the cake they are a for profit school and they look for any way to cipher money out of people. They consistently increase tuition... Read More costs and try to mask it as 鈥渉elping with inflation鈥�, which makes no sense. They also increased the student service charge from $180 to $200. We鈥檙e basically getting charged for being a student and also having access to student services which is a waste because they never pick up the phone. Lastly, when asked about financial aid I was told I would not be able to use my financial aid or student loans for this semester because I鈥檓 only taking one class that鈥檚 worth 2 credits. I took one class in the July session, which was fundamentals, and was only worth 3 credits and my class was paid in full with my aid and loans so somewhere along the lines somebody is lying. I feel this is a way for them to get money out of me. I鈥檓 very close to withdrawing from this school. If you鈥檙e interested in becoming a nurse I would look around at other options because chamberlain is a joke.

I attended the University of Southern Indiana for both of my Bachelor's degrees - in Public Relations and in Nursing. USI had a rigorous and challenging nursing undergraduate program. The professors challenged me to perform my best, while being available and supportive throughout my time there. Everyone - from professors, adjunct faculty, and administrators - were on your side and wanted nothing but the best for the students. I felt I received a quality education there and it served me well, during... Read More my first job as a registered nurse. I would recommend this program and school to anyone looking to receive a quality, yet affordable education. I have even started my master's program at USI, in pursuit of my graduate nurse practitioner degree.

The University of Scranton has bestowed upon me the greatest nursing education I could have ever imagined. The professors and advisors I have encountered along the way at "Da U" have changed me for the better and have guided me each step of the way in achieving the ultimate success of obtaining my Bachelor's Degree. The University of Scranton is a community of learning but also a community in which friendships are built and close relationships develop because the smaller size of the school allows... Read More for you to grow on a more personal level with other students and faculty members. I am currently pursuing my Master's Degree at Moravian College and I can honestly say that the strong educational foundation that was built for me at the University of Scranton has ultimately transformed my ability and desire to continue to learn and grow as a professional member of the healthcare industry.