University of St Augustine for Health Sciences Reviews

  • 56 Reviews
  • St. Augustine (FL)
  • Annual Tuition: $27,171
0% of 56 students said this degree improved their career prospects
61% of 56 students said they would recommend this school to others
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Student & Graduate Reviews

Kevin Lopez
  • Reviewed: 12/1/2014
  • Degree: Occupational Therapy
"Pros- Great graduate program. Great teachers. Cons- Not the best facility. Financial aid isn't great. Expensive school. I'm not able to get the assistance needed for school right now."
Jerome Malimban
  • Reviewed: 11/12/2014
  • Degree: Physical Therapy
"Pros: Small class size helps with getting quality time with the professors. The surrounding neighborhood feels safe during the day and night. Cons: Cost of living is pretty expensive."
Jerome Malimban
  • Reviewed: 11/12/2014
  • Degree: Physical Therapy
"The class size is small and you get a good amount of quality time with the professors. The cons are the cost of living around the area could be expensive. It helps to have a roommate."
Jennifer Brisson
  • Reviewed: 11/23/2013
  • Degree: Physical Therapy
"The University of Saint Augustine is a great school with friendly faculty and staff. The program is academically challenging and offers plenty of practical exams to ensure that you graduate as an excellent clinician. But make no mistake, the program is tough because it is accelerated."
Leah Hurst
  • Reviewed: 9/18/2013
  • Degree: Occupational Therapy
"My graduate program is excellent in manual therapy and to prepare occupational therapy and physical therapy students for clinical experience. The professors are practicing clinicians and it is extremely helpful to have their insight on new and developing treatment techniques and concepts. The school is private and for profit though, and the financial aid and clinical education departments are not very helpful."
Monica Delizo
  • Reviewed: 7/7/2013
  • Degree: Physical Therapy
"This school is true to its word on being an accelerated program. However, it feels very rushed and impersonal. Being here has sucked the life out of me and depleted my inner spark. Coming to this school will make even the smartest student feel inadequate and dumb. Not at all what I was hoping for in a graduate program."
Oscar Dayaon
  • Reviewed: 4/27/2013
  • Degree: Occupational Therapy
"Students work hard in the academics in and out of classrooms."
Romalyn Patummas
  • Reviewed: 4/17/2013
  • Degree: Physical Therapy
"The physical therapy program has provided me with a wealth of knowledge. The professors and faculty really care about the students and share their clinical application to every topic. The professors are passionate and share their love of the field with students. Although the program is academically challenging and accelerated, the education I have received has given me the foundation and knowlege to become a great physical therapist one day. I highly recommend this program. I am confident that I will be given the tools to continue being a lifelong learner and compassionate and knowledgeable physical therapist in the future."
Andrew Castellano
  • Reviewed: 3/16/2013
  • Degree: Occupational Therapy
"A graduate school focused on the Health science field of Occupational and Physical therapy which gives students a detailed educational background in the field they will be working in as health professionals."
Amy Kalra
  • Reviewed: 1/20/2013
  • Degree: Health Sciences
"The university offers a great program. Since it is beginning to develop in California, there are still many quirks that occur in the university. Fortunately, the school and staff are very receptive of student feedback. As the program continues, these kinks are being worked out to determine the most efficient method of delivering the education offered at this institution. Many of the courses are taken with occupational therapy and physical therapy students within the same course, so it does facilitate interdisciplinary learning and allows cross-professional relationships to develop."
Giovanna Mauer
  • Reviewed: 1/17/2013
  • Degree: Physical Therapy
"My graduate program is one of the top physical therapy programs in the nation. It is a very reputable school and is centered in the beautiful and oldest city in the United States, St Augustine, FL. The only negative to the school is there is no on campus housing available."
Megan Murphy
  • Reviewed: 1/8/2013
  • Degree: Liberal Studies
"My graduate program is very challenging, and requires a lot of time management and studying. However, the faculty are outstanding and very approachable, and produce a learning environment. The administration continues to work out kinks in the program, but my experience so far has been enjoyable. I wish my program was a little more affordable, but I would recommend to anyone seeking a degree in physical therapy."
Bryce Wong
  • Reviewed: 1/7/2013
  • Degree: Liberal Studies
"Some pros include that it is an accelerated program. We get our Doctorate degree in 7 trimesters, versus the 3 years that it takes most schools. It is also very concentrated, focusing on Health Sciences (mostly PT and OT). The faculty are amazing and always willing to help and meet up if we need explanations. Some cons include that it is a very small campus (California campus). We also do not have any food source on campus."
Jeannie Moore
  • Reviewed: 1/3/2013
  • Degree: Health Sciences
"I am set to start May 2013, but I need this scholarship, any scholarship to make that happen. My input is based on what I've seen or personally experienced prior to my entry date."
Wade Welsh
  • Reviewed: 12/22/2012
  • Degree: Health Sciences
"I was not happy with my decision to attend this university, however I am able to graduate at an earlier date which negates some of the downside."
Rebecca Young
  • Reviewed: 12/4/2012
  • Degree: Health Sciences
"The Doctor of Physical Therapy program at the University of St. Augustine is a strong and competitive program that will prepare each student for the professional world. The University only offers two scholarships to the new incoming class and that's it. The financial aid office does offer helpful support with suggestions on how to finance your education."