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• Worst decision ever Absolutely the worst program and experience ever. Failed me in my last class with a 3.8 gpa over a 30 page paper that was professor guided and all of a sudden he didn’t like it. Lost a job, time, money, and vacations. No help from the college. No guidance from professors- horrible program in 2014-2017. - Alum
• Not spectacular, not terribel I think they have made some significant and valuable changes since I took their program 2016-2018, such as adding ED and hospital rotations vs out patient only. The program was fine, limited support and guidance from faculty, although I don't know if that's by design? In hindsight it forced me to problem solve and get creative which is a helpful life skill but terribly frustrating in the midst of the program. Finding rotations without any help or guidance was challenging. The program did offer a board exam prep course at no additional cost to graduates which was very helpful and appreciated. - Alum
• Online college degree You must be a self starter and be able to focus on the assignments. There is little instructor involvement on doing the assignments unless you reach out. At the time I attended there was no assistance in finding preceptors so I was on my own to find them. All in all a very doable program. The staff that I or spoke with on enrollment or reach out to were knowledgeable and friendly. The price was the cost of wanting an online program so I could continue to work. - Alum
• Not this school I graduated in 2016.This school offered NO help in finding a preceptor. I could not find a preceptor for OB/GYN they only told me to look harder. I eventually paid a preceptor out of my pocket in order to finish the program. Workload is too much. Don't do it online go for a local program if available. - Alum
• Would Reccomend j was able to secure a preceptor through my own connections within a small town at a local urgent care clinic that provided some chronic care. I was able to work most of my program until the last semester when I ran out of PTO, I paid out of pocket one course at a time. No unnecessary courses were required. I prepared for my exams with BoardVitals. My instructors were always an email away. I found my own job. My state required hours after licensing so I had to work as an intern for a while before anyone would hire me. - Alum