Everglades University Orlando - (Maitland FL)

5 /5 Savannah Soto: I came across Everglades University by accident last year and it has changed my life. I had no clear career goals planned before but after I saw the Alternative Medicine path I knew that is what I want to learn! I started my first semester two weeks later. I was hesitant about going back to school but the wonderful staff at EU has been there for me step by step. The way that the terms are set up make it manageable to have work, school, and life balance. I highly recommend Everglades University for anyone who wants to further their education but does not know where to start.

5 /5 Lydia And Carey Williams: I have been attending Everglades University for more than a year now and I absolutely love it! I love the diversity around the campus. There are 18-year-olds sitting next to older students like me. Theres also a large veteran community on campus. Another thing I like is that everyone, from the Admissions Representative to the Campus VP, are very attentive and make you feel seen. I have also had various top-notch professors such as an award-winning scientist, a former head of engineering at a major car manufacturer, many retired pilots (Im an Aviation and Aerospace student), and high-level professionals from other prominent fields. The classwork is challenging because it is fast paced but thankfully, I have been able to keep up with it. I am supposed to move to Texas soon, but I put it off just to continue my studies at Everglades because I like the school so much. I have one more year to go and Im excited!!!

5 /5 armani ruiz: The faculty within the Orlando campus has been great. They are always willing to help and when I first became a student , they ensured I was comfortable and supported as a new student. Stacy Willard, not only made me feel heard and noticed, she guided me through the best route of education based on my goals. I appreciate the staff at the Orlando campus.

5 /5 IGEUS_YT: So far so good. I signed up at a weird transitional period where my initial schedule was for Wednesday classes. But at the last minute I was informed that they were transitioning the program to Saturday which was a bit of a bummer. However, when I brought up my concerns with my schedule which is mostly flexible but still needed the occasional Saturday off they ensured me that as long as I spoke with them ahead of time that we could work around it and make sure I was taken care of. I was appreciative of that because I once had a job that was completely unwilling to accommodate that request and it was frustrating. It was nice to see a Dean and a staff that was willing to be flexible with us and not adhere to a rigid timeline. Its that flexibility that I was looking for in a school and so far Ive been pretty happy with the curriculum. Im only on my second class right now, but I cant imagine having anything bad to say in the future.