Miami Regional University — Attraction in Miami Springs

Being a student at the school has been the worst experience I have had as a student all my life. I graduated from Cuba with a law degree, here in the USA I graduated from FIU as a paralegal, but being an MRC student has been disappointing.

The only excellent professor the school has is Carlos Vallin, I exclude from this analysis the instructors of the clinics. For the final semester you are reserved for the most servile, puppet and incompetent teacher that exists Roberto Garcia who is a puppet of the director of the ANP, which is Inaldiz, the most unprofessional, arrogant and incompetent unprofessional, arrogant and incompetent nurse student I knew. If you study there and you reach the level of Nursing concept 4, change to another school DO NOT lose 4 months of your life. That class is designed for students to fail. With Roberto yo do not learn anything at all, Roberto only says every 3 seconds in English "I mean" I mean what? that you only know how to read power points ?? and if you ask to him any questions outside of the power power, he can not answer to you. I understand that so much mediocrity is what makes him be the lapdog of Inaldiz. Inaldis is so INCOMPETENT and vulgar. If you get to put a complaint with Dr Brown or Dr. Seabrooks ... do not waste your time they will tell you: " we are going to help you we are looking for solutions" ... bla bla everything is a LIE they only care about the money and in that place only you will find mediocrity, lack of professionalism, discrimination and favoritism according to personal interests.

Do not overlook, these comments will help you to make a better decision when choosing a nursing school.

If we are going to talk a little deeper I could also mention innumerable illegalities that are committed every day, but that part I will not mention here, that I will leave it to the evaluation committees and other ministries to investigate ... be very careful on what you pay for because what they charge you goes beyond what is quoted ....

Those who prepare the program by calling them in the best way because professionals do not seem, butchers! one day in syllabus the distribution of the class and the other day in another way. It's all a question of money ... if there are many students entering the school there are no problems ... but if there are few you have to press a lot more for many to suspend ... so you may hear Roberto Garcia saying " I'm going to get into trouble there are many students passing. "

In fact they must finish changing the name they do not have the qualifications and accreditations now they are College not a...

I was very excited to get into this program, but unfortunately for me and other students has been a nightmare. To beging with, when you go to the school to find out about the programs, specifically about the Direct-Entry program, they are not able to explain the details included. I think it is a total lack of respect since the way they present the program has nothing to do with the reality of the program design. Including the admission process and the program itself. This program is not designed for people who work full time and do not respect the student’s working hours, as they described at the beginning. The scheduled it is perform for the school convenience without informing the student in advance which is not how they explained at the moment of registration. This is clearly the result of a poor management. All the student has been filling complain about the teachers, classes, and scheduled, and nobody has taken responsibility or acknowledge of the problem. They keep telling you that if you don't show up for what needs to be done during student working hours you have to repeat the class. They have no consideration since they know that most of the student work full time and they can’t expect them to leave work as they please. I firmly believe that in any educational institution teachers must be carefully selected in order to achieve what they are selling with the program. I feel that some of the teachers are not highly qualified that instead of motivating the student they only focus on increasing our pressure and anxiety by constantly mentioning that we are not going to pass the class or not everybody is capable to be a nurse when they keep changing the program. Most teachers give study guides for the exams which have no relation at all with the questions asked in the exams and of course they end up failing the class. I start to believe that by failing the students the school will generate more income since if you fail to pass you will have to pay again for the same class. This only creates an environment of tension and anxiety that leads the student to make the decision to begin the program at this school. Advise to the main office, keep your inside communication more clear between the staff and organize better the programs in order to provide a better school...

Miami Regional University (MRU) offers excellent infrastructure and high-quality academic preparation. Based on my experience during the Master of Science program, I would like to highlight some areas for improvement. In particular, the online program lacks adequate attention and communication from the program directors, Natalie Jimenez and Lisandra Sanchez. In an online learning environment, where communication is crucial, the lack of responsiveness made the experience frustrating at times. While the majority of professors are excellent, there are a few whose teaching standards, in my opinion, should be reconsidered. I would like to express my respect and gratitude to Dr. Oliva, Dr. Ferrer, and Dr. Sonia Alonso for their exceptional contributions. However, I believe Dr. James would benefit from enhancing her professionalism and providing better academic support, particularly in her classes. Many of her students are foreign medical professionals who often possess comparable levels of training, and they can discern when a lecturer is not fully prepared or qualified to present the material.

In terms of communication, the departmental extensions for the master's program are consistently unavailable, with voicemails often being full. On a positive note, the admissions, registration, library, and finance departments are efficient, professional, and very supportive. The overall staff is warm and always willing to assist students.Aside from the challenges within the online master's program, MRU operates excellently and provides a high standard of academic preparation. This is demonstrated by the ease with which graduates are able to pass their board exams upon completion of the program. Miami Regional University is a great place for international students to consolidate their medical knowledge and adapt to the U.S. evaluation system. For those without a medical background, I highly recommend this university, as the professors I mentioned above are dedicated to helping students understand complex concepts and develop critical thinking skills.

Thank you, MRU, for the...