St. Petersburg College (SPC) - Health Education Center — Local services in Pinellas Park

I do not recommend the nursing program or SPC for that matter. The program was very poorly organised which makes an already difficult curriculum that much harder. When they would change class times or agenda's day of they would say "well this is how it's going to be as a nurse so get used to it", highly unprofessional. I was enrolled in the evening program. Most of us in evenings have jobs and/or child responsibilities in the day. After spending thousands of dollars on books supplies and curriculum I was forced out of the program after completing 1 semester because they decided to change clinical start time to 8 am in an "evening" program. I asked for special consideration and was denied. I appealed and had the meeting cancelled 3 times by the dean. I wrote a letter to the college president and was ignored. I highly suggest you consider a...

TERRIBLE BOOKSTORE! I ordered a book online and the physical copy had the payment processing for weeks? I cancel this order after attempting to make multiple calls to the bookstore with no answer to see if I could pick up the physical book since classes start the next week. I order the ebook option from the website under the physical book option and the access code only gives me access to the resources not the actual book??? I reached out to evolve and they said only the book store can give me an access code to the ebook. Long story short, bookstore never answered after multiple calls at different times of the day and I ordered the correct thing myself. Now they are asking me to DRIVE AN HOUR to get a refund instead on manually refunding my credit card as they did before on previous order cancellations....

Former student/graduate. I’ve never felt so comfortable in a learning environment. The atmosphere of the administration and staff are positive, instructors and educators are very dedicated, engaging, attentive, professional, and patient. (I was dubbed “Bull In China Shop” - by Mr.K. Hull in E.M.S. Lab) The level of personal connection with students increas when classroom volume decrease, somehow I believe that the administration here would develop a system to overcome a flood of student volume. The program itself is a gainful life experience. Especially when you have the opportunity to use your fresh wealth of knowledge and training to administer with your own hands, the vital care that turns the tide in favor of the Physician’s success when a patient’s life is on the...