Maryville University
Locations: St. Louis (MO)
Annual Tuition: $27,166
Programs with 5+ Reviews
Master's 2.8 Nurse Practitioner (Family)
Master's 2.3 Nursing
Bachelor's 1.1 Nursing
Master's 4.2
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Write a ReviewMark d
Reviewed: 7/11/2024
Degree: Nurse Practitioner (Family)
Horrible communication, no organization. Once you pay they couldn’t care less about you. Might as well put your money in the garbage. Getting ahold of anyone is like playing a game of telephone no one knows what is going on. The instructors don’t teach a thing, and if you have a question, they rarely have an answer. Be prepared to wait a week to get ahold of someone for an urgent issue.
RN
Reviewed: 3/21/2021
Degree: Nurse Practitioner (Family)
I am currently enrolled. I would recommend future NP students look at other schools before considering Maryville. Materials that are used are years old and everything is self taught. Depending on the teacher, you may be on your own. A lot of programs do not find preceptors for you but some do. I think it is important for the school to find preceptors since it will help to make sure the sites and preceptors are valid and that the student will be receiving a good education and experience that prepares... Read More
Nurse07
Reviewed: 8/9/2020
Degree: Nurse Practitioner (Family)
I have had a great experience so far at Maryville University! My advisor always calls when we are scheduled, my instructors respond via email, text, ect., and all of my work has been relevant and educational. Most all online programs require you to find your own clinical sites. Online learning also requires self motivation and determination. This is not my first online degree, but I have not had any issues whatsoever! Online learning however is not for everyone!
Unsatisfied student
Reviewed: 12/10/2019
Degree: Nurse Practitioner (Family)
I would not recommend Maryville University at all. The instructors are in place to grade papers, there is no teaching, just resources you can utilize to help you learn. Very little feedback is given. I had some good instructors , but some very bad ones too. I had one instructor that continued to remind me that she was busy too, when I was requesting a timely response (24-48 hours). For the price, this education is not worth it. They take your money, throw some resources at you, then test you and... Read More
Mj
Reviewed: 9/17/2018
Degree: Nurse Practitioner (Family)
Horrible experience. No lectures, self-taught. If you are unlucky enough to need state board approval each semester for your practicum to be approved, good luck. I've waited weeks for approval because the school did not submit the appropriate paperwork. Find a different school if you can. Do not recommend.
MJ
Reviewed: 4/30/2018
Degree: Nurse Practitioner (Family)
The courses are self-taught, they use the same powerpoints, recordings and tests for each semester. The instructors are hit or miss. My current instructor hasn't graded things I submitted 3 months ago. The person in charge of obtaining preceptor approval from the state board of nursing is rude and dismissive. I received an email last year that I was missing paperwork for my practicum. I contacted everyone in the nursing department and no one could tell me what I was missing. It turns out, I was missing... Read More
Jessica Evans
Reviewed: 6/12/2017
Degree: Nurse Practitioner (Family)
Maryville University is a good school for those that want to complete their degree on their own time. It is not a good school for those that want instruction and professor interaction. Some of the professors are good but most of them do not provide good feedback or you just don't hear from them. The curriculum is generic for every class so there are things that the professors expect of you that is not on the rubric to be graded. It is quite an expensive school to be teaching yourself.
Christina Carey
Reviewed: 2/1/2017
Degree: Nurse Practitioner (Family)
The enrollment process was simple and I was able to start classes quickly. I had considered another program and the application process was not complete in four weeks after I sent in my transcripts so I had to start over and pay another $65 application fee. With Maryville, everything was processed in about three weeks and I had a decision. It worked out for the best because Maryville is a great program and has a fantastic pass rate on the national exam. The classes are tough and you will be spending... Read More
Tracee Kirkland
Reviewed: 12/22/2016
Degree: Nurse Practitioner (Family)
As with any online program, the majority of learning ins self directed. Maryville's instructors are easy to communicate with at any time for assistance. The Maryville instructors are also leaders in the field they are teach which is always a plu. They bring life experience to education.