Arizona College of Nursing - Hartford

I am a current core nursing student in Semester 9, and based on my experience, this program has been one of the most disappointing academic decisions I have ever made. If it were possible to give zero stars, I would. Many of the positive reviews you see online are from students who have not yet entered the core nursing curriculum. Once you reach Semester 5, the reality of this program becomes impossible to ignore. In my time here, communication has been consistently disorganized, unclear, and unreliable. Concerns are routinely redirected or ignored altogether. In my personal experience, the dean does not provide meaningful support, avoids accountability, and often shifts responsibilities to others rather than addressing issues directly. I have personally witnessed conduct that I consider

I absolutely love this school and have referred a couple of friends to join. I have learned the ropes of things and feel very confident within my studies. There’s amazing teachers and great groups of students which makes nursing school so much more enjoyable. 10/10 recommend.

Just a warning for anyone planning on going here: they are only nationally accredited not regionally which means your credits will NOT transfer to any other school. They won’t mention that part to you though. After being disappointed in the quality of education I decided to leave and attend a different university. It was here that I learned that I would have to take all my pre requisite classes again. So I wasted 6 months of hard work to have nothing to show for it. They take advantage of people and are incredibly sneaky with what they choose to share. DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY!!! You can’t put a timestamp on a quality education.

Disappointing Experience at Arizona College of Nursing** I am writing to express my profound disappointment with Arizona College of Nursing. After two years of hard work and being on track to graduate within the next 12 months, my son was disenrolled due to being a point an half short in his last class. When we enrolled, we were assured that the program was accelerated and that no medical background was necessary. However, we later discovered that nearly all of his classmates held either an LPN or CNA license, while my son entered the program without any prior experience. Despite this, he worked diligently every day, never missing a class. The clinical aspect of the program was particularly troubling. During his clinical rotations, my son felt that the experience was lacking. He often f

Arizona College of Nursing has been such a supportive community to be apart of. I enjoy being a student here. I am grateful for the friends I have made along the way.