Carolinas College of Health Sciences in Charlotte

I enrolled with the school in fall of 2016 but was unable to continue due to financial reasons. I attended three classes that semester before withdrawing from the school, and signed a withdraw form 9 days after the start of classes. Skipping ahead to 3 YEARS LATER, I am contacted by a debt collections agency because of an outstanding balance from CCHS after I was never contacted by the school itself. One supposed attempt was made to contact me about this balance by mail but was sent to the wrong address and no one in the financial department could provide a date as to when this notice was sent. I was never contacted about this outstanding balance by phone or email, both of which never changed since my enrollment in 2016. The situation was handled extremely poorly and there is no excuse for the major lack of communication that occurred. If you are considering to attend, please do your research and carefully read all documents, including the fine print. Otherwise, you may be the next victim that is left with a ludicrous bill for withdrawing after only attending 3 classes.

I heard a few good things and more bad things about this school but decided to apply anyway. I applied in May, although i knew it was a slim chance I’d get in since my grades from High school were poor, and also from 11 years ago. i submitted all documents needed AND PAID the application fee. This school didn’t even have the decency to send me a response letter to let me know if i was accepted or denied. I logged in to the site when they’re supposedly supposed to let you know if you’ve been accepted and there’s no status answer. Regardless if i was denied letting someone know is the proper way to handle things. On top of that i reached out to two admissions officials and they’ve both ignored my emails. I can’t remember the woman’s name but i remember a mans name of Travis.

I had quite a bumpy ride getting to where I am today. But finding this amazing school truly put my life back on track towards becoming a nurse! I have had one teacher thus far who seemed to be distant and unfocused in class. She's now gone and their are many many professors offering out a helpful hand if I need anything at all! The students are all one of a kind, each having busy lives outside of school, but never being a second late to class or hesitant to help you out. All you need to do is say "Hello!"

Great teachers and great class sizes. After graduating from the MLS program here I could really say I was given the opportunity to have a well rounded education. My education was not just focused on the material, but also how to apply it in a new career.

Took the weekend CNA I course. They did a wonderful job preparing us for the state examination. I'd looked over courses for hours in the area. I was fearful that certain places were a joke. This location was easy to work with though initially hard to find and figure out getting a badge and parking. Besides this, the staff were devoted to assuring we provided proper care to residents in our clinicals. The great training became most evident at stat examinations when people from other schools arrived and were entirely unprepared though taking it a second time. The three young women from my school with me passed with flying colors. We were nervous but CCHS made us know the material and not miss hardly anything. Thank you CCHS for the wonderful training you provided. The facility is shared with the Nursing students, which had it fairly up to date with equipment and plenty of room to practice.