Florida National University - Training Center

Maria Freeman 3 months ago

Very good school, lots of support and resources from the moment you enter the school. What I enjoyed the most even though my program was online, there were weekly classes available to discuss content. I was admitted into the hospital and the professor even provided a zoom like for me to join class that day. So glad I chose this school for my PMHNP certification

Chris Garcia 3 months ago

These individuals continue to filter out my review so it isn’t visible. Many students have gone through this and the graduating class of 2025-2026 RN program suffered the most. I was enrolled in the RN program and had serious concerns about both the clinical training and the academic environment. Clinical experiences did not always reflect the level of hands-on hospital training that had been expected, and at times students felt pressured to document clinical hours in ways that did not fully match the actual experience completed. I also experienced what I perceived as inconsistent and sometimes hostile treatment from certain instructors. Some students felt that favoritism influenced how smoothly things went in the program. Additionally, there were troubling situations during my time in the program where exam integrity was questioned, including instances where professors appeared to provide or heavily hint at answers to help certain students pass required nursing exams. This raised serious concerns about the rigor and fairness of the program. Prospective students should carefully verify clinical placements, grading practices, and academic integrity policies before enrolling.

Glenda Martinez 9 months ago

My university, a great institution, today I can say it was worth it. Nursing is a career with great challenges and requires a lot of commitment, but when you love what you do, the journey becomes easier. Florida National University, thank you for educating me and for having such wonderful professors.

Juan Pical a year ago

As a current student of Florida national University’s training center, I feel compelled to warn prospective students, specially those pursuing the Associates Degree in Nursing to think twice before enrolling. The current nursing program director has created a toxic environment that many students find disrespectful, and in some cases even discriminatory. Her treatment of students is not only unprofessional but has also driven away some of the most dedicated and talented professors and clinical instructors who simply don’t want to deal with the hostile leadership. Unfortunately the administration has not shown any genuine concern for students well-being or academic success. Resources to help students succeed are severely lacking, barely meeting even the minimum standards in South Florida. Instead of fostering a supportive and inclusive learning environment, the focus seems to be on control and intimidation. Many of us entered this program excited and motivated, only to be met with unnecessary obstacles and an administration that turns a blind eye to serious issues. I strongly advise students to avoid this school or at least campus until meaningful changes are made at the leadership l

Laura C. a year ago

If there was a chance to give 0 stars to this school, i would give it. I have been studying here for more than a year and today i felt disgusted, disrespected for the management of this one. Management made so many changes in our last semester, changes that were implemented from one day to the other after the semester started, and today we ask for explanations, for changes that work with us, and as a school the only answer was “ no changes”. As a student part of this school i would advise you that are looking for a preparation, for an opportunity to study and be a professional, dont waste your money, and energy coming here, you dont need to be disrespected, used. Look for a better school please.