Fortis College in Richmond

"It's not a bad school and the teachers are willing to work with you. The time restraints are a little too strict, especially with road work traffic being a very common occurrence in the area of the school. Candice is very kind and is willing to work with you to help you succeed."

"They only care about the money, even if you leave the school they still harass you for it even though there is a 10 year period for you to fully pay off the class. Transcripts are useless for other colleges. Time restrictions are ridiculous and they don't care to adjust to your personal schedule. And they can only land you home health jobs."

"The Massage Therapy program is awesome! Lots of hands on learning and a caring staff. I recently finished the program while working as a single father of two teenage boys and a homeowner I passed my MBlex on the first try. The teachers are amazing and truly care that the students retain the knowledge and become excellent Therapist while in the field. I'll recommend this program to anyone who's interested and joing the fast growing field of Massage Therapy. They rock!"

"One of the teachers in the nursing department will frustrated you so much that your graduation is not guaranteed not because you are dump but because she is sooooooo wicked and determined to ruin your life. Just because of her, I do not think its a good idea to attend this school until she leaves. Good luck if you want to give it a trial."

"This school is a scam! The admission representative that I had told an abundance of lies to get me in the door. I was told my credits would transfer (which was a lie) I was told that the Nursing program was accredited (which was another lie) I was also told that I would only be on campus 1-2 days a week (another lie) I ended up being on campus 3-4 days a week in Quarter 2. I was given an estimate worksheet from FA which equaled 9 credits because your first quarter is considered 3/4 of a quarter which means that you will have 3 classes, however I ended up with 4 classes and 19 credits out of a class of 17. All of the instructors i had were very helpful with the exception of 1. This particular instructor would read from the book and expected you to teach yourself. You ask her a question her words were look it up, research it. Students pay good money to be taught not to teach themselves. 12 students out of that class 6 passed, 5 withdrew, and 1 withdrew from the school. I took my concerns to the Dean of Nursing and the regional Vice President but my concerns were swept under the rug. I am currently out of $9970.00 and no diploma. I drove 2 hours and 12 minutes one way to pursue my nursing career and got royally screwed out of an education and money!"