Based on the reviews this placed has declined tremendously. Based on my experience I feel we as students are self taught. This school throws material at you versus engagement. A lot of student couldn’t get out of certain classes. Is it the students or professors? Is it about success or money? It’s hard to tell. Their remediation sucks. It’s so many things wrong about the program. If my credits were transferable I would have already left Gwinnett with no hesitations. Pleassssse Stay clear if you can.

SCAM alert! If u want a good education do NOT bother with this school.That one star was for the admissions rep who sold me a dream , very deceiving!She lied about the nclex passing rates, lied about the school having accreditation and a BSN program.This school is unorganized and the materials don’t prepare you for their proctor exams that u must take with every core class.The faculty , the professors are very unprofessional.They do not inform their students or their new admissions of their probationary status .They have hesi exams at the end of some core classes that they do not prepare you for , if you do not pass their hesi exams then u automatically fail the class and u have to pay to repeat the entire class EVEN IF YOU ARE PASSING . As your punishment, you will repeat the same content and weak materials, even if u passed..... Let that sink in !I understand many schools have proctor exams but again, they offer no prep for the hesi, 15 students fail a pharm hesi last semester , some were repeating for the second and third time !!!! 15!!Yes the professors are unprofessional, they gossip about the students to other students. I opened up about my concerns about the school and the coarse work and the professor told the other students I’m just a gossiper (for spreading the facts ) and that I had no home training .I voiced my concerns to a professor about the exams not matching the class material and he basically made me out infront of the entire class as a “negative Nancy” rather than admit that there was an issue. Everyone agreed that the class work matched nothing that we were tested on in private but was afraid to speak up after his reaction towards me.Look at these scores, I made other students aware of their passing rate and probationary status, which they are responsible to do by law, and another students considered a friend and they went and told the don and her assistant . they came into the class and told the students not to listen to my “ gossip” . They actually blamed medtech for their poor passing scores and probationary status. When they bought the school YEARS ago and have plenty of time to make improvement , Shame . Don’t waste time are money here.Students are required to attend class in person , NO one was passing the exams on campus, so the school allowed students to stay home for their exams , and miraculously everyone’s grade went up to 80s and 90s ! Three words, copy and PASTE! The professors know students are cheating their way through the semesters, as long as they don’t have to struggle to actually teach they’re ok with it . I’m posting proof of their probationary STATUS because they Will not tell u this at the gate unless another negative Nancy student finds out and spreads the news*** the faculties inteGrity is extremely FLAWED!They have received our money from the Cares ACTs and because some of of decided to leave this school , for obvious reasons, they REFUSE TO ISSUE ARE CHECKS

Great. Like the attention. And early investment

The remediation is not great . Be prepared to take the Hessi for certain classes. If you have an A in the class and fail the Hessi for that class be prepared to retake the class you will not proceed and they will not let you take any other classes while repeating . If you are full time you will end up part time and have to pay for the class out of pocket on top of your loan and financial aid . I was so excited to attend but the Hessi has stopped me fromMoving forward with this school. I took a class two times and still did not pass the Hessi remediation was basically repeating the class same material same homework . Didn’t really learn anything new . When they tell you the program is 12-14 months be prepared for longer if you fail the Hessi for that class as repeating the class puts you behind.

Best institute in Florida🙌🎓. I pass my NCLEX LPN 💃

Great place great vibes ❤️‍🔥

I am very glad I went to Gwinnett Institute. The staff is wonderful. They are there when you need extra help on anything. There was always a teaching moment. The school began changes when i was attending. All for the better i could not have picked a better school to attend. I would recommend this school to anyone who wants to continue there career in the nursing field. Lynette M Daniel, RN

I graduated from Gwinnett college April of 2020 and 4 weeks later I passed my Nclex exam, you are well prepared for this test and professors work with you all the way!

I completed the nursing program. Its a professional campus, with great instructors...

Gwinnett institute is the best nursing school, they are willing to give you chances because they want you to succeed. My professors were the best! I would definitely recommend gwinnett institute to all my friends and family.

Currently in school their the school isn’t so bad I feel like it’s ok if you have your life together the classes feel rushed you don’t really learn anything everyone I have been with including myself feels as if we had to teach ourselves. The lady at the front desk has nothing to do with how the programs are ran some teachers care, some don’t. I love MOST OF MY TEACHER BUT THEY ARE TOUCH.... bottom line if you aren’t good under pressure if you don’t have a 12345 back up plan, or good at working at a REALLY REALLY FAST PACE this is NOT the school you have to take prerequisites the first 3 months and then you are starting the main classes really expensive to but they work on you with a payment plan I’m still going so that should say something!!!!

School has made many improvements during my time here! I love the instructors and they go out of their way to make sure you learn the things necessary for you to go into your medical field of choice. Instructors are also very understanding! I recommend Gwinnett Institute if you are interested in a program as little as 8 months for Medical Assistant, or a program of 21 months for Registered Nurse!

Coming to Gwinnett is amazing! Miss Mary at the front desk is always cheery and enthusiastic. She makes me smile all the time with her advice and positive vibes

I really enjoyed my instructors, I feel most went out of their way to make sure you succeed. Mary is awesome (receptionist). I really loved having a school family, we all worked together and encouraged each other everyday!!

One year ago, I was a stay at home mother, and 11 months later I am a Certified Medical Assistant. My experience here at Gwinnett Institute has been a wonderful one. The entire staff from beginning to end has made my transition process very comfortable and truly motivated me and believed in me when I was at my weakest moments. They truly go above and beyond to ensure all their students succeed.... Will miss you all.... Thank you for Everything I will surely keep in touch...

I was so impressed with Mary at the front desk. She made me feel welcome, cared about what I needed and communication between her and the other staff and visitors was second to none.Unfortunately the allied health program is not at all strong. Outdated books, organized to a point but not as organized as the well established colleges, no structure to the rules and regulations for student attendance policy, because the program is so small, students get away with treating staff and instructors badly, staff needs to pay attention to educational detail to guide students in the correct direction and not make rules and regulations as they go day to day, some instructors that are there just for a paycheck, very bad relations between Nursing Program staff and Allied Health staff because one thinks they are better than the other and look to create drama to cause low moral for staff and students, and the financial struggles month after month that any school gas, but very disorganized on how they deal with the struggles. Advice, spend your money at a better college or institute so you can have a well rounded education with a school that makes sense.

I have the great pleasure of being a site for clinical rotations for Gwinnett Institute. We continue to be impressed by the caring faculty who are always willing to communicate with us, the respect shown to their students, and the overall sense that they are helping to prepare our future caregivers through hands-on experiences. My experience has been 5 stars. Keep changing lives Gwinnett!

Please just go with a state school. You will get a sub par education in comparison here. I ran out of there and will be going elsewhere. This school is all about money. The director and admissions are full of it. They are pleasant and nice but you can tell right away. Ask questions. They are currently on probation as well. I do believe that they have made improvements but I will not over pay for an institute like this when I can pay less for a better school. The students are not happy, so much so that I was warned by a few of them just walking the hall.

I graduated from the RN program at Gwinnett Institute July 1, 2019. Less than 3 weeks later I passed the NCLEX on the first try! The school providing me all the necessary tools to pass this exam. The instructors made theirselves available for tutoring, not only with nursing/patient topics but with hands on skills. I also really felt like the staff cared about me. If I ever had a problem, as a student or in my personal life, I always had someone I could go to. The administration literally kept their doors open for the students. I would recommend this school to anyone looking for an education in health care. I am just so grateful to Gwinnett Institute for the education, life long career and the many friendships Ive made along the way.

The staff here are amazing people with great hearts. They are always trying their best to make ALL the students happy. The instructors here are very knowledgeable with what they know... with a good instructor comes good learning.

Me. Mary is the best!! She is always available for any questions I have and is so friendly! I just love her.

I am grateful for all my experiences at this school because I can now proudly say I am a licensed Registered Nurse. I made many friends who are now like family to me. I also had some wonderful teachers who really took a personal interest in not just my education but my overall well being. For that I am forever grateful and thankful!

Great instructors Mrs. Newhard and Mrs. King you are making a difference everyday. Thank you for all that you do. Special shout out to Cat at the front desk walking in and seeing your bright beautiful smile brightens my day each time. Keep smiling because you truly have such a beautiful, welcoming contagious smile :-)

I love the school, but Ms.Mary makes my day a lot smoother and a lot cooler.! ❤️ LOVE YOU MISS MARY.! ❤️

My daughter attended this school she was she was enrolled in the Rn program she and her classmates were taking their final for the programand the computer froze and went out and the class couldnt finish the test.To make a long story short her teacher failed her nothing was done to rectify the problem I suggested a retest due to the computer issue and the director of nursing did nothing to resolve or help my daughter in fact he was rude and accused me of yelling at him when I asked for a retake of the test.I will never refer Gwinnett Nursing School to anyone.

My name is Shelli Oliver.First off I want to say thank you to all the staff and faculty. You pushed me and held high expectations over me. This school is definitely one that you will get what you give. It’s not designed to be easy. You will only be as prepared as you decide you want to be. This school gives you the tools for success but you have to use them you have to give 110% and use no excuses. Your challenged and pushed and expected to succeed. If your struggling the faculty will do all that they can to help you. Things have changed a lot since I first started. Expectations are higher and there are no free passes, as it should be. Not one person there wants to see you fail. Every school has drama, bad reviews, negativity, he said she said, students feeding off of each other and those that want to see you fail. Putting all that aside I’d recommend Gwinnett. Going in knowing you can and you will sets you up for great things. I did the bridge LPN to RN program in a year. I finished in March 2018 tested in May 2018 and now I’m working. I’m proud of where I am and I’m proud of what I did to get here.

My journey at Gwinnett was great!! The instructors and administration are nice and helpful. I graduated from the RN program and passed my NCLEX on the first try!!! The school prepared me for my boards and Im thankful for the support from the staff.

I attended Gwinnett for 22 months, in that time I can honestly say during all the ups and downs the teachers and staff worked very hard to help me learn and prepare me for the NCLEX. I left there with an A/B average and was able to take my boards 12 days after graduation. I passed with only 75 questions. All while being a evening student and working full time. The teachers and staff really bend over backwards to see you succeed.

I am a Medtech graduate, and I had a great experience. I will say that the instructors there really cared and wanted us to pass. For those who may have had a bad experience sorry to hear that; as for me I graduated with a 3.3 GPA and passed my NClex the first time. Its a great school if you apply yourself and youre willing to learn the materials. Awesome staff!!!!😀

I definitely have to disagree with the poor ratings. I can honestly say that I have learned so much at this school pertaining to my field of Nursing. You will find something you dont like about any and every school. Thats life. However, I feel credit should be given when due. I can honestly say that at first I was a little discouraged with the school when I first started, but in my time of being here the school has really put in the time and effort to build and better the programs. I love all of the new things that have went in effect. And I definitely have to say that the President and my instructors has helped me tremendously every step of the way. I am very appreciative and cant wait to be a July GRADUATE!!!less »

Please dont go to this school, worst teacher, worst place to learn plus they only they one for students is the money plus not have accreditation and the school is on probation.

I want to say this school prepared me for the Nclex. My classmates and I passed our Nclex the first try. the school taught me how become a strong and safe nurse. Teachers are tough but dont be scared its for your own good. I want to give a shout out to Ms Lucas I cant described how awesome this teacher is, she will go above and beyond for her student even when they screw up and believe me Ive screwed up and she was there holding my hand and guiding me to take the right path. I want to say thank you to the Registrar Allison Barker, Prof Kennedy, Prof Mills and my med-surg teacher.

Great School!! They were like family to me. They even visited me at the hospital. Great teachers, they even texted me to make sure I did my homework and send it when I was sick. I will forever be grateful with this school. Specially the teachers, Ms.Adams, Ms,Royal and Marie Rodriguez. Also I made some great friends.

The Receptionist Mrs. Mary makes it feel like home her smile brightens the day. I look forward everyday to go to school and see her. She is an amazing woman.

One of the worst ever! I was literally withdrawn from the program for a $400 balance. After successfully finishing all my courses, No one is ever told me a deadline and everytime I checked, I was told I had time to pay and graduate. out of the entire program, I had one good teacher. Other teachers barely showed up to work or taught in a way that no one could understand. Dont believe the fake reviews most students can agree on how unorganized this school is and how all they care about is money. Everyone start out happy and by the end of their program they end up hating this school. I do not recommend.

Kim is great...always of assistance if possible. There are great changes this semester with the LPN program. Excited about my senior semester. Of course Mrs. Williams is the best.

I am the Administrator of the Russell Home for Atypical Children and adults in Orlando, Fl... we have students from the Gwinnett Institue come to our home and do hands on care for our very special children and adults . The Nursing Students learn how to take care for children and adults with down syndrome, CP, hydrocephalus, alcohol fetal syndrome and so many more diagnosis. I have been so impressed with the nursing students that come out with their Instructors to learn how to care for those who can not care for themselves and who can not communicate with you as well as others and you sometimes have to figure things out by taking more time and a lot more patients. These students do this and they do it with a smile on their face and compassion it shows through the direction that is giving to them by their instructors that comes out with them on each visit. We are honored to have these students in our home and they will all be a wonderful asset to our community as nurses.Betty TurnerRussell Home Administrator

I had the pleasure of working with Susan Euliano at Gwinnett Institute during the Holiday season. She was organizing a toy drive, food drive for the benefit of the families of the students who attend classes at Gwinnett. Many of the students have sacrificed jobs and income in order to continue their education and for the betterment of their future- but making the holidays extremely difficult for many of the single parents who attend Gwinnett. I was honored to proivde toy donations to this school. I found that the staff and administration at this campus truly work hard to provide their students with all the necessary tools required to make a difference in the educational journey of their students and more importantly have created a community environment for both faculty and students alike that appear to have reached far beyond the walls of a classroom.

I just finished my LPN program. Looking back I can tell the school and the teachers worked really hard to make me succeed. I already have a job position that will take me to a new life. Thanks Gwinnett Institute!

I think Ms Mary the front desk assistant is amazing she always has a a lot of spirit & she’s very nice !

Beyond professional. Pleasant to an entirely different level. She brings light to the school. Her personality is hypnotic.

Hello my name is Takela Washington and Im a nursing graduate who has passed her boards thanks to Gwinnett College. Gwinnett College is the best college to obtain your RN, LPN, or MA certification. Please give Gwinnett College a chance if your looking to further your education in the medical field. Mrs. Marleen Lucas, Mrs. Marie-Rodriguez and Eileen Langan will help you all the way. Thank you for taking the time to read my honest review about Gwinnett College.T. Washington RN

Gwinnett Institute is a great school. The entire faculty is geared towards you succeeding and being a great nurse. Very happy that I chose this school to do my LPN. Mrs. Lucas, Mrs. Wright- Cole and Mrs. Haye are awesome!! Thank you Gwinnett!

I graduated in January of 2016, looking back I really enjoyed the instructors and people I met. Everyone was friendly, caring, and empathetic. Fun learning, hands on experience and I thank them from the bottom of my heart giving me the tools to succeed.

Gwinnett Institute is incredibly unique. You are not just a number, your teachers know your name.I felt as though I was not just learning inside the classroom at my school. I was learning outside the classroom too, from my fellow classmates who wanted to engage about the things that we had learned.

When I started in this school I started out as a medical assistant. I was so excited that I had made this step in my life. I knew that I was doing this for my kids, which is what really made me feel so good. During the program there were some struggles of course ( which in my case was life). My teachers were always understanding and helpful to me. I learned a lot and enjoyed all the hands on. I made some really good friends and even became close with my teacher Ms. Sonia Adams. She was like a mom, always looking out for me, helping me, gave the best advise, when I wanted to quit she was there, when I would get test anxiety she would help out by keeping me clam. I have to admit Ms. Adams was my guardian angel at times.. There also was a lot of changes going on and at times I would get frustrated with the school, but everything worked itself out in the end. I am now a certified medical assistant and recently graduated on August 11th. I am so happy that I made it through. Now my next step is to work on becoming Registered Nurse. Thank you to the teachers and staff for everything!!!

This school became a second home to me. The teachers are amazing & are by your side every step of the way. Soon I will be walking across the stage with all the friends I made. You wont regret coming to this school, its an amazing school!

Great atmosphere, well organized, fantastic staff and faculty, wonderful students. Highly recommend this school for your Nursing and Medical education needs. The staff and faculty really do care about the quality of education each and every student receives.

Very great institution irregardless to misunderstandings and some inconsistencies this school helped me prepare for the PN Nclex and passing it on the first try. If you have a strong support system and are able to adapt to change swiftly this school is perfect for you. Just stay focused and ask questions the staff are fully capable of answering the students. They also assist with resume polishing and job assistance use them to your advantage! They are here to help you!

Every time I call Gwinnett Mary the receptionist is so helpful! She is always helping out and always goes out of her way to help with what the students need, there has been countless times when I needed help with something and she would help right away!

I have recently completed the RN program at Gwinnett and I feel that they have made every effort in preparing me for boards and to be an exceptional nurse. They truly care about their students and although a lot of changes are being made they work with you to accomodate any inconveniences as best as they can. I would like to thank Dr. Fernandez, Dr. Santiago, Mrs. Wright-Cole, Mrs. Lucas, Ms. Alice, and Dr. Cauthen for their awesome teaching and for sharing their experiences to help prepare us for success!

Professional Staff, caring instructors and reasonably priced education that can change the life of anyone willing to put forth the effort. They offer an opportunity for a career that is always in demand.

Good experience Sonia Adams was a great teacher to me and my classmates she made sure me and peers understood the lesson and was willing to help in any way that she could. Marie Rodriguez in career services was very helpful and went the extra mile with making sure I was employed after completing the program. I would recommend any student willing to futher there education to attend gwinnett.

This school is unorganized and quick to collect your money. I been in clinical for 4 weeks now and since this school is unorganized they dont notify you when clinical labs are in school. People have families and work, so they notify you at the same day and dont even let you get immunization paperwork proof to bring into them so you wont have to be given the immunization twice. I suggest stay far away from this school. Its over priced and not worth dealing with the administration and staff. I have two people that I have enjoyed Dr. Fernandez and Dr. Santiago everyone else has been a nightmare. God bless and good luck!

This school is amazing, the instructors there believed in me when I didnt believe in myself. It was extremely hard for me, especially staying focused after the loss of my Father and Grandmother, but my professors were with me every step of the way, they wouldnt let me give up on school or myself. Im proud to say that as of 6/5/2017 I am now an LPN, WOO HOO!!!! Now this is the kicker, not only am I and LPN, I have two incredible job interviews to come thanks to Marie Rodriguez-Toro. Thanks again everyone whos helped me the whole way through.

Very greatful with the teachers and members of Gwinnett. Specially with Ms.Kelly for all that she do for the students and give us the best education and the best skills. Thank you.

Gwinnett Institute is a GREAT school to attend! It is fast paced and knowledge packed. The instructors ensure that you have all of the necessary tools to pass your NCLEX exam and thrive as an RN! The staff is helpful and understanding. Gwinnett provides 50% and the other 50% is the hard work and dedication you must put in. With this , you are sure to succed! I would definitely reccomend going to Gwinnett!

Mary from the front desk is the best receptionist ever!!!! She always gives me forks and helpful advice about who can i see when i have a problem!! ALSO I LOVE MRS.King and Mrs.Newhard they are the best

Thank you to Ms Mary at the front desk. She helps as much as she is allowed to with the printing of scheduling and gives me motivation to keep going I love her. Not sure what I would do without her.

Great school , love the staff and campus, especially Kelly Simmons . Shes the best , most helpful and understanding teacher Ive ever had😁😘😘

Mary Thank you for always helping me.You always are happy.You Rock!!Gwinnett is lucky to have you at the Front Desk!!!

IT WAS A TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE LOST MY MONEY AND WHEN I TRIED TO FINISH MY EDUCATION DUE Them. Going on probation Even tht professors quit and they fired the old director.when they where Med Tech. I tried to go back to finish what i started th medical program . The DIRECTORSAID I COULDNT GO BACK EVER AGAIN.BECAUSE I COMPLAINED ABOUT THE PROBATION THT WAS THEIR FAULT AT THE TIME.TALKED TO MR ATKINSON TOLD ME I COULD GO BACK ,THN WHEN I CALLED BACkTO SCHEDULE TO CONTINUE SAID I WAS BAND FROM THT NEW SCHOOL AND IN. TOP OF THT MY ACCOUNT HAD A BILL SO HIGH.I WISH I COULD SAY GOOD ABOUT THM LIKE THE OTHERS BUT I MY CASE THEY DID NOT KEEP THEIR PROMISE .. .BE CAREFUL IN THT.SCHOOL..

All the staff and educators here give soo much of themselves to get you started, get well trained and effeciently equipped for NCLEX and the job industry, the school has a very good reputation that makes it soo easy for both graduate and ongoing students to get absorbed into healthcare jobs, just like any other nursing school the academic workload can be overwhelming but staying focused , orgarnised and avoiding negativity is key. Am soo glad i went to gwinnett institute orlando and so blessed to have had wonderful lectures and Trainners. Julian LPN

I wish I never went to this school ! This school is the most unorganized school ever! They are testing their students on hesi but aren’t teaching them anything regarding the hesi ! And you only have one try at the test. And if yu fail you would have to take the whole course over regardless if your passing the class or not!! DO NOT ATTEND THIS SCHOOL please ! They will sweet talk you through financial aid and once that’s done your just a NUMBER! And Mary is so sweet and helpful

A school that will give you the tools you need to be successful. There have been a lot of improvements since my journey started at gwinnett. Im just one of the many success stories that this school has helped produce. The hard working staff prepared me for my NCLEX and I was able to pass first try. I definitely learned a lot from some of these awesome nurses and will add on to the knowledge they shared as I work in this career.

Ms Mary is an awesome person very sweet and kind.

I attended and graduated from this great establishment with my ADN. I went on to take my NCLEX and passed the first time. The preparation for the NCLEX is awesome! The staff and administration is very helpful and are always available to talk. I am now working nurse on a surgical floor in the hospital. Thanks Gwinnett staff for your support.-Tyler RN

Very caring and attentive school to their students. Instructor Kelly Simmons went above and beyond to answer all our questions.

The school has made great strides in improving their curriculum....teachers are outstanding and full of resources and kbowledge

Ladies at the front desk are very nice specially Ms Mary... very welcoming warm women .. came in there for information about phlebotomy she treated me like i was already a student .. very nice

Thank you for being a great school.I cant name everyone but I would like to say Mary at the front desk is so awesome!

I love Mrs. Mary she is the best she always make u feel so welcome even on the worst days.

Great school the staff is caring and really push you to your full potential Im a recent graduate of the PN program who successfully passed the nclex on the first attempt thank you Gwinnett for preparing me for success!

This is a wonderful school especially the receponist mary❤️She is a amazing women ,she keep me on my feet and encourage me to do my best I don’t know what I’d do without her💙

Mary Cox from my experience is a warm and knowledgable individual; yes she is my mother however having observed and learned from her in many professional settings I can say without a doubt she brings an energy to wherever she is, luckily for Gwinnett she is up front sharing that positive energy with all who enter the school.The campus is clean, organized, and very professionally ran, if i were to pursue a career in the field I would consider Gwinnett Institute.

The lady on the phone got mad at me and hung up the phone when I told her I was trying to get info on the next semester. She said just call us when you are actually ready and hung up.

I will like to thank Gwinnette Institute for the oppurtunity to complete the LPN program Mr Atkinson really stayed patient with me helped and encourage me through the program and also Ms Lucus I cannot thank her enough for being there as a listening ear praying for me through the end.

I had a great time attending here to become an LPN, and plan to attend here again for my RN

Hi how much is the cost for medical assistant in this college I am interesting but I have to know the cost before decide

If I could give this school 0 stars I would first off I would like to start with the teachers attitudes are very rude this school is so stressful forget you suppose to leave whatever problems at the door not for the teachers they Mrs newhart and roxi take whatever there going through out on the students Roxy is very bipolar tell you one thing then change it we did all our homework on canvas and submit all I work for her to tell us she havent got any work that we need to call canvas to get our grade this havent work since we started school and she would tell us we have to talk to the school about canvas I thought since she is the teacher she suppose to see why the program she using for her class is not working Ms newhard will yell at you and curse What the hell are you doing if you doing a skill wrong that was taught by the other 3 clinical teachers they clearly dont communicate on the skills you can tell its some feuding going on with roxi and newhard when Roxy teaching newhard will just come in Roxi class in take over teaching alice was teaching a skill before the clinical exam and I asked a question on why isnt she teaching us with all the tools that we going to have to grab for the test tomorrow because if its not taught I wont grab that tool she said in the real world you probably wont have it I said well if Mrs newhard testing us tomorrow and we dont grab every tool for the skill we got to perform is it OK for me to say the real world is not going to have it so thats why I didnt grab it she got mad at me for saying that and yelled at me never have enough tools for teaching us clinicals Alice remarks its the teacher which is Roxy fault because shes not ordering things thats needed they tell us to read the book and watch videos and there not even teaching the way the book or videos are if you want to come to a unorganized drama filled school please come here so many students complain about this school thats almost done saying they want to quit buts its to late Im quitting now I prefer to owe and find another school that has organization and no drama I wish I could of did my research on this school when the girl that go there now told me its different its not like 2 years ago the teaching could be online they use powerpoints right out the book line by line this school only gets your money really think about if you want to pay 27000 to this school for all this drama and can not take your credits if you want to transfer schools o yeah its only 7 lpn students in my class

What ever you do dont attend this school. This school is a ripoff and every semester new teachers and they always hiring a new DON and staff are either quitting or getting fire. This place is never on point very disorganize and cooperate always have to come to down to get things in order but once they leave everything falls apart. Plus this school is on probation. What ever you dont attend this school go some where else. I would not recommend this school to my worst enemy.

Mary at the front desk has always been there for all my needs!! Thank You Mary we love you!!! Dont know what I would have done without all her help!!!!! 😁

This is such a great thing to share no matter what I can count on Mary at the front she goes above and beyond her expectations!!!

I had a wonderful experience as a LPN,that I decided to come back to do my RN.all my professors where the best,very knowledgeful,worked along very well with me,and just plain amazing. I felt ready to pass boards. The opportunity was definitely there for the grabbing. I graduated Sept, took boards November and started working in ORMC in neuro trauma.I thank Mr.Fink for planting and growing the seed for my new found passion in Neuro. Gwinnett is definitely the place to be when it comes to growing in your future and path.

I recieved my LPN here 3 years ago. Now I have recieved my RN. The instructors are caring and compassionate. They teach you what you need to know to pass your nclex. This school keeps on improving. Thanks to the encouragment I recieved from the staff I have reached my goal of becoming a RN.

This has to be the worst school ever! I would not recommend this to anyone!! I took phlebotomy and the school never had any supplies. There books were not up to date, they didnt have our scrubs on time took like 2 Saturdays to get them, you have to fight with other teachers to get the lab room to work on your sticks or you have to worry about the other teachers hiding supplies because theirs barely enough for everyone. You have to have 31 sticks at the end of the course so if you dont have enough people in your class you have to bring family and friends in to help you, if you cant do that your screwed and you cant get your certification till you finish that. They supply you with a practice exam and tutorials but the system is not up to date so you cant use it.My whole class got into a big argument with the adviser and she is very disrespectful she will argue back with you. looking into legal advice for this problem. PLEASE SAVE YOUR MONEY THIS SCHOOL IS HORRIBLE!!!!

Mrs. Mary is the best person you can meet at med tech come see us current student

A great school the teaches very helpful when you finish they willing to help you to find a job.

No clinicals for 2 terms and yet u pay 24k unbelievable I hate this school so much u teach ur self. The good teachers always leave and the ones that talk to you like your slow and put you down are still here. Very unprofessional and unorganized. U dont get no supplies like other schools but u think u would since u pay so much money. They changed their name to something else which is very questionable in all reality I hate this school will not come back for the RN program. Dont come here I promise you will regret it. Take your money to a real school that will provide you what you need to become a great nurse. If I can give zero stars I would. -one pissed off student still enrolled-

I litteraly have been attending there for 1 month and 1/2 and iam already withdrawing. Staff are not helpful with guidance and instructors are not giving the tools to succeed. The evolve (student portal) has a glitch and our grades went down for that reason. False information was given to student in reference to clinical hours and as single working mother there was no way that could rearranged my schedule for the second time. Staff, especially the director of nursing was just not a people person, very nasty and unpleasant to speak to. I would NOT recommend this school to anyone.

Mary and Kat at the front desk are so helpful! And sweet..

Awesome school. Great students. Im proud to be a part of it

Love Gwinnett, everyone here cares so much and goes out of their way for the benefit of the students!

This school is a joke! Starting with the director William Atkinson who is having an affair with my financial aid person Jennifer Sladek. Every time I go to ask her a question she is either outside smoking or in Mr. Atkinsons office. Several students have seeing them kissing in the parking lot. Is this the example of education and values that this school is trying to show their students? The Cuban guy with a limp, Jay, is only friendly with the girls and rude with the guys.I hope that someone does something soon about the behavior of these people that instead of caring about the students education are using the school as a hook up place to have their ove affairs.Paco Perez - Pierre

Staff are very friendly and helpful. The go above and beyond for their students and the program is right on point for the career that you are pursuing.

Came to the school in 2015, looking for Night Nursing classes to advance my Career. It was a long and dusty road. Mrs. Lucas will root for you, call you endlessly for the coming days into Nclex. Mrs L our DON, can be a scary lady. But if you go correct and respectful shell go to the ends of the earth. Yes, its a lot of money to attend this school. Yes, Khem is one of the hardest to find. I had failed one class, and it was tuff. But our Assistant director of nursing, was there. The very teacher who had to fail me was there. Each of them in that next semester railed and came though. Its not about going all angry, frustrated and saying well theyre unorganized, they aint prepared. Yes, the staff does as much as they can within 2 days of classes ending to beginning. I even saw one of my Favorite Quarter back teachers, ask can we come in on the weekend to help prep. This lady needed a weekend off on a beach with a drink... AN she wanted to take time away from her self to get ready. Thats the kind of teachers we have. They will all help you. Even Mr. Akins, he might sit in his office and like that High School Assistant Principle... Though youd never know he was just another normal dude rooting for his stealers.Above all, you get what you put into this Program. If you give it everything to your last penny, or your last drop of blood. An you dont fuss out teachers, or fuss out Administration.. Theyll be the first ones, to brush you off. Pep you back up, and then root for you, call you endlessly, and give you every opportunity.Oh, and yes I did go back for my RN, was in classes while studying for my Nclex, and I work in Polk county. So yes, its possible, its doable.Phil Bonosconi LPN

I am a PN Graduate and I can Honestly say After Graduation Gwinnett institute stood by me to Conquer My Nclex exam. Thanks to Mrs Lucas For all of her Support I am Now a LPN🙌🏾😇

I disagree with alot of the negative feedback when it comes to gwinnett institute formly known as (medtech institute). My experience has been good so much I am in my third semester and I graduate in Dec of 2017. I look forward to graduating and working as a nurse in the work field. With any school there will be ups and downs but your experience is what you make of it. So you can choose to either worry about complaing and or go to school and have a positive outlook on everything and move through your nursing career. Nothing that is worth it will be easy you have to study, prioritize your time ! What you put in is what you will get out with any school you have to come in and forget everything from your outside world and come in and give it all you have. The instructors and administration are pleasant if you have any questions they are willing to help and if they dont know the answer they will find someone that does. So with saying all of this NEVER GIVE UP keep pushing its a small sacrifice for a big outcome

My experience was great Mrs Cole,Mrs Lucas,Mrs Haye and many more great instructors shaped me in becoming a great student now I feel prepared to go out in to the working world and make a different ..Great school&great staff. Thanks much!

Im in the Medical Assistant program an i have to say I absolutely love my instructors an professors their on point!! Its what you make of it if you want to succeed an be successful then their there to help make sure you achieve those goals!! My GPA is a 4.0 because Ive earned it... Im also going to be taking the IV Therapy yes they offer that as well as phlebotomy which will be taking the national exam soon..next year going for my RN.. hands down met a lot of great people an friends..love what you do an be amazing at it!! I graduate this August 2016 whoop whoop!!!!😁😁😁one more thing its hilarious to me how ppl complain an say its NOT a good school WELL if your actually IN CLASSES an pay attention do what your supposed to do then you will get an education!! If you dont come to school like EVER then dont expect to pass any exams or clinical labs or even get your vitals or venipunctures hmmm why cuz YOU decide NOT to come to CLASSES..so before bashing a college thats willing to go that extra mile you have to meet half way cant expect to be successful if youre NEVER IN CLASS!! Have a wicked awesome day an spring break April 1-10, 2016 its well deserved!!