Washington Adventist University

This school is absolutely terrible. Administration and student services are unorganized and quite honestly blasphemous to the «Christian Community.» I attended the Medical Imaging, pilot program, as the school had recently been moved from the hospital to the university, and have absolutely nothing good to say about the transition. For the first year of the program, I had to pay out-​of-​pocket tuition, and was charged every year for the schools health insurance, in which I submitted my own personal insurance to student services every year I attended the school. This school totally screwed me over, and eventually I resigned from my X-​Ray program one full year in, and from the University thereafter. With no degree and thousands of dollars in student loans from this school, I regret ever desiring to attend this school because of its «Christian, and morally conscious values,» because in the end, I found out just how Christian one can be until they see dollar signs.

The campus is beautiful. Most of the teachers have a long history of working at the school through many graduating classes. It is a shame that the school didn’t find a way to keep up the pool. The sports and music programs are worth exploring. You can complete an internship in the nation’s capital. Takoma Metro is conveniently nearby. The bus stop will drop you right on campus. There are restaurants within walking distance. Whether you have an amazing or lacking experience is up to you. Check out the university’s facebook page and ask for a tour.

I’ve been attending WAU Nursing graduate courses to obtain my MSN-​Ed. The program is traditional classes, so you can attend once a week to graduate in 3 years or twice a week and summer courses to graduate in 2 years. I’ve never had a bad experience here. It’s extremely flexible as a working adult and all of the professors for the nurse graduate program are Doctorate prepared. I love them all.

If I could give it no stars I would. This school lies to its students. Does not care what the students say. It is a for profit school. The sad part is they claim to be a Christian University. Be ware of the wolf in sheep’s clothing.
I was at the top of my class–
I made deans list–
They paid me money to attend–
I still wish I never went to this university–
RN, BSN