Felician University Accelerated Nursing Program

Terrible experience, I feel frustrated with the lack of support from the school. Professors are often unavailable during open lab hours, and it’s really hard to get guidance for important courses like Pharmacology- no guidance at all. Most of the time, staff and professors just tell us to ‘look at the handbook,’ which isn’t very helpful. There’s almost no flexibility, and sometimes feels like the school is more focused on enrolling students than actually supporting them. The only good thing from this program are two professors ( Pierce and Lopez).

Where do I even begin, this program is an absolute disaster wish I could give it legit zero stars and easily the worst academic experience of my life. Out of every college and program I have attended, this one stands alone as the most toxic, deceptive, and poorly run. I truly wish I had known the truth before enrolling, because this school operates by keeping students intentionally in the dark and setting them up to fail. If you are looking for a place to throw away $15,000+, congratulations, you’ve found it. Cohorts start with over 100 students, yet only about 10 manage to graduate. That alone should tell you everything. From day one, they overwhelm you with an insane workload designed to break you. Expect 10–15 assignments per week, each taking 3–4 hours, on top of exams. The volume is

If I could give zero stars, I would. I strongly recommend avoiding this program unless you attend the Rutherford campus. At this campus, many professors and even the dean show little concern for students’ success and seem more focused on money than education. One of the biggest challenges is Professor Piard, who creates a very discouraging learning environment. She often speaks down to students, yells before and after practicums, and makes students feel small instead of supported. Unfortunately, bringing concerns forward isn’t helpful, as she has a close relationship with the dean, which makes it difficult for students to be heard fairly. The one positive experience has been with Professor Pierce. She is approachable, supportive, and willing to explain concepts in different ways. She cor

Zero stars if possible. (Former Student) 16 months sounds great,until you realize what you’re really signing up for. For the sake of your well-being and future career, I’d recommend being very cautious before choosing this school. There was 70 people in our cohort, probably about 30 now and not strictly due to academics… They advertise a lot of “support,” but in my experience, genuine help was hard to come by. When students asked for clarification or assistance, we were often met with dismissive responses. The professors felt very robotic, with little emotion or engagement, which made learning even harder. The pharmacology course is completely online, yet there’s barely any support available if you need help understanding the material. The simulation facilities are minimal (just two

Thank you all for the reviews. I feel reviews are important and necessary to make decisions for your education and career. I will be looking for another program to pursue my degree. Too many negatives for me!