Dorsey Schools Reviews

"Some wrote bad reviews it all depended on what campus, what time of day and what year you attended. I attended in 2019 for the LPN program and it was the best thing I did in my life. I had the best of everything, instructors, all the way to the head of the campus. The experience I had was life changing, sure I had to pay some money along the way but I knew quitting was not an option because I wanted to move up in my career. I had days where I was tired and did not feel like coming, I lost my mom during that time in school, but I kept going, I had all the support I needed from my family, and most of all Dorsey and all 23 of my classmates which we all graduated. COHART 38 CLASS OF 2020 Madison Heights the best campus.Read Less"

"Completely awful, I regret even thinking of going here. Do yourself a favor and go elsewhere. You’ll have to teach yourself and pay to do it. Did not feel supported by the staff at all, you’re just another number to them. Unprofessional to so many degrees."

"Worst school ever! I recommend not attending, extremely high tuition cost and staff with very little compassion. Very disappointed in my decision to attend this school. Very disappointed in this school and it’s lack character! I wish I could get back my year back and my money back."

"I don't recommend saginaw dorsey lpns program.. if you're choosing it because you think it will be faster and easier since a year and doesn't require any pre wrecks.. you might as well just suck it up go to a community college get your pre wrecks done and save yourself money. If i would've been aware of how the "instructors" teach their students, i never would have chose to come here. Instructors gossip about the students. The instructors have an attitude with the students. Disrespectful.. un-organized, they didn't provide us with our tablets until after already being in school for a week. Didn't provide clinical scrubs until about a month in. Favors certain students. Always telling the students that they " didnt study "..Instructors are passive aggressive... the clinical instructors are great! Its more the teachers. Swear some of them get off on seeing people fRead Less"

"I have straight As, but I’m unenrolling from Dorsey today %26 already started registration at community college. I’m proud of what I’ve accomplished, but this school is just... well, terrible. They have poor communication. They changed my clinical date the day before, and then changed it back within about 12 hours of having to be there, and only notified me by email. Then when I missed because of their poor communication, they wanted me to make it up on a Saturday, the weekend in between finals. Uh... no. And come to find out, when they went to clinical, it didn’t even matter if I showed up, because they went and the clinical site didn’t even know they were coming (so they sat there for 30 minutes), didn’t have our logins (so we couldn’t chart on anything we did), and then State came so they didn’t even let anybody get out onto the floor. I am not going $30k in debt to be an LPN to not even get to practice my clinical skills. They also let people stay after they repeatedly break rules and don’t follow through with requirements. Even though it’s a year program, I’d rather just go get my RN for $22k, even if it takes a bit longer. I’m still going to be a nurse and I’m still continuing my education now, but I’m changing schools. I hate money-hungry, scam institutions.Read Less"

"I have straight As, but I’m unenrolling from Dorsey today %26 already started registration at community college. I’m proud of what I’ve accomplished, but this school is just... well, terrible. They have poor communication. They changed my clinical date the day before, and then changed it back within about 12 hours of having to be there, and only notified me by email. Then when I missed because of their poor communication, they wanted me to make it up on a Saturday, the weekend in between finals. Uh... no. And come to find out, when they went to clinical, it didn’t even matter if I showed up, because they went and the clinical site didn’t even know they were coming (so they sat there for 30 minutes), didn’t have our logins (so we couldn’t chart on anything we did), and then State came so they didn’t even let anybody get out onto the floor. I am not going $30k in debt to be an LPN to not even get to practice my clinical skills. They also let people stay after they repeatedly break rules and don’t follow through with requirements. Even though it’s a year program, I’d rather just go get my RN for $22k, even if it takes a bit longer. I’m still going to be a nurse and I’m still continuing my education now, but I’m changing schools. I hate money-hungry, scam institutions.Read Less"