Ross College — Local services in Davenport

My experience with Ross College with the MIBOA PROGRAM was extreme . This year I lost soooo much and I wanted to give up several times but I couldn't lose another battle. I couldn't let the devil win again. I couldn't miss out on another opportunity that has potential to change my life forever. I started on campus and then abruptly had to go online because of COVID and then back on campus. It was very difficult to adjust but I made it with the help and support of my instructor Dr. Bethel, Jennifer Jackson, Daniel and Lori. A lot of the changes we all experienced did NOT take away from the consistency of the staff and their dedication to their students. I am so appreciative of all the help I recieved during school hours and non school hours. Ross College is dedicated to teaching students and getting themselves on the right track. My externship lasted 5 weeks and it wasn't the best site but I did learn a lot of valuable information. Keep in mind everything isn't going to be perfect all the time but I learned so much and still have much more to learn. I would not have picked any other school and I'm glad I did my research before making a very wise decision. It feels so good to see that my hard work payed off everytime I look at my diploma. My certification will be next as I'm on my way to starting my career and finding the right job for me in my career of choice which is Medical Insurance Billing Office Administration (MIBOA). Ross does help you find the right job. YES! ROSS COLLEGE does help you and I've been working with Jodi Salisbury intensely on making that happen. She is amazing and you can tell she loves what she does. With that being said whoever decides to read this just know it's NEVER too late to make a positive change but it's up to YOU to make that change. We all come from different walks of life. I'll admit I didn't think I could it and I proved myself wrong!! This was one of my biggest Accomplishments thus far and I am forever grateful for this...

My time at Ross College has been everything I'd hoped for and more. The staff are extremely attentive, and go above and beyond their job description to ensure each student gets the experience and knowledge necessary. The receptionist Mindy is the friendliest face to see every morning always with a smile on her face, Lori P. who works in admissions is great in helping to ensure that you are on time and caught up with important information that helps keep you enrolled in Ross, Brandon T. is career services and is exceptional at his job, he has helped me in ways that have impacted the start of my career and helped me achieved some of the hardest goals that I set for myself, Star S. is the lead instructor here at Ross, she is so kind and amazing at her job, Ms. Gina T. is my MA instructor and by far the best, she treats every student with the same care and respect and always goes the extra mile for each student, to ensure that they get the full understanding of the curriculum, and lastly, our school director Jen J. does an amazing job at keeping our school running properly and smoothly, and all the behind the scene work that does not go unnoticed or unappreciated. I am grateful for every part of the staff that has done their part to help achieve the success of each student that passes through...

What a JOKE of a School. $32,000 for an Associate degree should be down right criminal, On top of their revolving door of staff and administrators. The instructors are severely underpaid, and administration cares about one thing and one thing only , the dollar signs that you're bringing in. They will constantly harass you and call you if you choose not to attend class for a day or two, they will badger you for any money that you owe the school, even if you are making payments. Attendance policies have changed 4 times in the year and half that I have attended, and I believe we have cycled through 3 Presidents in the time that I've been here. A Joke of A School, a Joke of Faculty. Stay as far away form this place as you can. I'm only here because I've already invest $32,500 into my degree but I still have another $6,000 left to take out in loan before my time here is done. With $40,000 you can EASILY go to Western and get a bachelors....