Bryant & Stratton College - Hampton

"Mr. Williams, I will greatly miss you! You are a true asset to this campus, and your kind, selfless, keep it real attitude will forever be the reason I passed NCLEX! Ms. Chapman, your pretty great too! Overall, very unorganized program with a lot of faculty turnover, but the two mentioned above will forever be in my heart for their compassion and dedication to their students!"

"Any nursing school you attend will have its ups and downs. One of the downs I would say is organization. The beginning was rocky but once a new dean was put in place I felt more heard and cared about as a student. At the end of it all I am glad I chose this institution to obtain my degree. I had amazing instructors!! Mr Williams and Ms Chapman made it their top priority to ensure we as students were successful. Tutoring sessions and questions questions questions answered at every turn. Be ready for tough days but if you put in the work you will be successful."

"I applied to this school & was accepted. I spent weeks studying for the TEAS test. On the day of orientation I met with the admissions counselor to let her know I needed a religious exemption for my vaccination status. She stated they do not accept religious exemptions and it was due to the hospitals clinicals are held at not accepting them and not the college. I have attended college in the past and worked for multiple hospitals & care facilities. I’ve never had an issue with it because it violates a persons rights in doing so. This school did not make any attempt to make sure that I was treated fairly as a Christian with my beliefs. I am currently looking for an attorney to make sure my rights were not violated.. But before wasting your time, if you share the same beliefs, look for a different school. The only reason for the 2 stars- my admission coordinator (Christina), was amazing. She spent almost 2 hours with me before I decided to apply just talking with me about my decision."

"Currently in the nursing program and not really impressed with the professionalism of the instructors. Mrs. Everheart is an example of someone who should have chosen a different career path, perhaps working in a bar or maybe a job in the shipyard would be more suitable for this person as she is crass, rude and woefully ill equipped to teach and give future nurses the knowledge and the all important skills needed to be effective and therapeutic caregivers. Hopefully in the future, Bryant and Stratten will be able to hire and retain experienced educators and phase out the ignorant and under-qualified instructors resulting in mass drop out and failing students due to poor teaching."