Top Rated 10 University in Fort Pierce, FL - A Smart Choice for the Future

Erika Crowe I applied and paid the application fee and they never responded. No admit or rejection, no anything. I emailed and received no response. I’d call and have to wait on hold. It wasn’t worth my time to chase it more but be aware, they must not have a very good application system and you will lose your application fee!!!

X Feng Great local college. I am not a student but I got to swim during their noon session free to public. Thanks for letting me swim in the college pool for free. The water is clean and pool is cool.

Lennox Locksley “l0xton” I was going to school here in 2017. Now Im back and using my G.I. bill. They have parking for veterans. This is cool. You get to park in the front not of builds for your classes.

Erika Crowe I applied and paid the application fee and they never responded. No admit or rejection, no anything. I emailed and received no response. I’d call and have to wait on hold. It wasn’t worth my time to chase it more but be aware, they must not have a very good application system and you will lose your application fee!!!

X Feng Great local college. I am not a student but I got to swim during their noon session free to public. Thanks for letting me swim in the college pool for free. The water is clean and pool is cool.

Lennox Locksley “l0xton” I was going to school here in 2017. Now Im back and using my G.I. bill. They have parking for veterans. This is cool. You get to park in the front not of builds for your classes.

Dahyli Gonzalez I do not recommend it to anyone. very bad experiences. a lot of abuse. even the teachers leave that school because they realize all the irregularities that are committed. The truth is that they are not professionals. If you are going to study there, you lose your money because they do not prepare you for the exam that they make you go through. There are people who have studied since 2015 and have still been doing a 10 times. please be careful

Aimet Sanchez My experience in school has been positive and it is giving me the possibility of reaching my goals in a short time. I consider online classes to be an effective method and it gives students greater possibilities to face personal demands. Our teachers have been available and have resolved our concerns. A special thanks I must give to Professor Claudia Neira for her professionalism and concern maintained in her classes. I would also like to name a member of the management, Claude Lafontant for his kindness and availability.

Grace Leah They have no structure, the classes are taught at their own will. This means, when you finish the test questions do not come out of the books nor class notes they give you. You have to buy extra books online, and borrow stuff from others just to try to pass their tests. I would never recomment this school to anyone, stole my $15,000 plus dollars.

Tetra Grammaton Great tour. Worth the money.

Dyanne Richards Was treated to the trolley tour on April 4th by our brother/sister in law, our tour guide was so informative and open to all of our questions - fascinating and informative - a must see for anyone !!

david kusko Very small but VERY well done. Unfortunately booking a tour requires some planning as unavailable 5 days out. Maybe they need to add more tour times to make some more $$$

Holly Keele Great fall plant sale!!

Rashod Wiggins Very knowledgeable, dependable.

Stephanie Huff Mary L. Fields Health Science Center H Building

Walter Arksey Harbor Branch provides free lectures every week from January to April on different aspects of their research. I have attended many of these and they are very educational and related to the local waterways (intracostal and ocean) which we see and use so much. Topics in the past have included: Sharks with Spectators, Deep Discoveries, and the The Indian River Lagoon. There are also boat tours in March.

Emily Ballard Liked the touch tank where I saw the starfish and sea urchin but no horseshoe crab.

Walter Arksey Harbor Branch provides free lectures every week from January to April on different aspects of their research. I have attended many of these and they are very educational and related to the local waterways (intracostal and ocean) which we see and use so much. Topics in the past have included: Sharks with Spectators, Deep Discoveries, and the The Indian River Lagoon. There are also boat tours in March.

Emily Ballard Liked the touch tank where I saw the starfish and sea urchin but no horseshoe crab.