Plain and simple, if you want to go to college then you will pay. I've been to traditional CC, traditional Uni, for-profit for a license. The list goes on and on. You have to be mature and choose what is best at the time. If you're really good at application... Read More then this is a great school. If you want to research, go spend 10k a semester. I'm not complaining about debt and job interviews start as soon as you get into the program not after. Easy stuff. Basics.
I completed my BSN this year after 2 years of COVID! The instructors were understanding and knowledgeable in the material they presented. At the beginning I was hesitant, since it was a few years since I attended college. ACE provided free monthly tutoring... Read More and the books were included with the courses! The program was challenging and encouraged "out of the box" thinking. It was exciting to locate an issue in my industry (Home Health) and provide ways to help meet challenges for better patient outcomes. The instructors are available to you, even on the weekends! That was a plus for me, as a full time mother and nurse. Another plus, CCNE accreditation. I recommend this school to other nurses who are looking to improve patient outcomes, stay competitive and advance their career.
ACE has been the best experience that I have had as a student. I finished my Master in Teaching English Learners in 15 months. I had a perfect GPA until my second to last class. That class was my only disappointment. However, I passed it with an 87. I... Read More graduated with a 3.90. I highly recommend ACE.
