Nova Southeastern University

I had a very negative experience with the Financial Aid office. I requested information from my own student profile, but they were unable to provide it. I submitted important documents in person, and they were not returned to me, even though I needed them both for my application and for other personal processes. When I asked for a solution, I was told they could not give me the information nor return the document. This shows a lack of respect, organization, and professionalism. I truly hope the office improves its service to students, as these matters are essential and directly impact our education and well-being.

NSU has first rate facilities! I was impressed with the congruence of the shark branding and marketing on all things NSU. Their staff was welcoming and informative. If you’re taking the tour, be sure to see the "It pays to be a shark" presentation, which illustrates how scholarships, FL Prepaid, Bright Futures, etc. all chip away at the private school cost.

I have had the privilege of speaking with the admissions team at this university. The administrators are highly professional and knowledgeable. The feedback and support I received was very encouraging. Although I did not feel comfortable with the scope of study due to my own lack of experience, I would highly recommend this school to students seeking advanced programs.

Come on people. Wake up. Unless you are in medical school, you are paying tens of thousands of dollars to watch teachers read off of a PowerPoint and write google-able research papers just to only have the degree with no skills. Then having to pay off capitalized student loans while making low income and studying real skills on your own? It's a predatory scam. Get real skills. Get certificates. Get job experience. Don't go to private colleges. So many cheaper options.

Setup and Consultation was very quick. The Surgeon was very informative and I almost feel like they do better work than some of these private practices.

Sucked, BIG TIME. Had an appointment scheduled 6 months ago with my cardiologist today @ 2 pm. Their offices moved to that location and I was told I needed a referral because of the move. I won't have anything furgher to do with them and immediately called my primary and requested a referrsl to a new cardiologist.

The admissions office is very unresponsive and unhelpful. After paying the deposit, I tried contacting them many times through email for over a month, but I never received any reply. Very disappointing experience.