Orlando School of Nursing

My experience at Orlando School of Nursing has been truly positive. The faculty and staff genuinely care about us students and go out of their way to help us succeed. Yes, there has been some turnover, but everyone work incredibly hard to make those as smooth as possible so our learning isn’t disrupted. Every interaction I’ve had with my instructors, the staff, and even the dean has been encouraging and supportive — even when I’ve fallen short or needed to hear some tough truths about what I could be doing better. Those conversations are never harsh; they come from a place of love, accountability, and genuine belief in my potential. that really is missing in the world today. I’ve learned so much here so far and not just about nursing, but about personal responsibility and growth. My teac

I came into this program with a cna background thinking I could fly right through, um...no! loI I quickly realized how intense it really is. You have to pay attention, take good notes, and actually read the books. Definitely no shortcuts. It takes a lot of my time, but if I am being honest that’s how it should be. I fought with that all first set of classes but I get it now. I am learning to care for our community and that deserves my dedication. Our Registrar always says that the sacrifice we make now will pay off later. He is so right. Thank you for always smiling and reminding me why I am here. My teachers make learning fun. Professor Sablad and professor Stevenson are amazing. My advice for anyone thinking about starting is listen, do the work, read everything and don’t be absent if

I will be starting the Full Time LPN program here at the Orlando School of Nursing, and I am extremely proud that this institution will be the start of my new journey! So far, Ms. Lyons, Mr. Fisher, Dr. Johnson, and the rest of staff have been my number one supporters since meeting them. What I like about this school is that class sizes are smaller than a traditional college which means getting to know your peers and instructors are more intimate. Secondly, the communication here is always spot-on. They are quick to send out updates through email and they even call to check in with you (how thoughtful!). Third, admissions is streamlined and stress free. They give you a checklist to ensure you are set up for success and you also get to meet the Dean of the program. The interview is like a g

horrible dean turnover on instructors makes learning environment insane. The amount of different instructors i had was crazy and it made the learning experience really bad. The dean is extremely rude and lies about many things. Words cannot express how fed up i am with the experience of this school. The fact that there is no way to report her to the owners is astonishing. Don’t get fooled by how friendly she is at the first meeting cause she will soon go on to show their true colors.If you see this school run. Is this a school or a detention center.

Pros: flexible schedule options and payment plans, great qualified instructors. Cons: long program, instruction on certain subjects can feel rushed, there has been misreported information and communication issues in the past and of course turnover on teachers. Overall: it’s a work in progress and it’s not terrible if you have the patience with frequent changes and is willing to do the work.