Sumner College Reviews

"A solid RN program with staff members that want to see you succeed. It's a for-profit school and is expensive for an ADN program, however, they do accept transfer credits from other colleges (about 25%). I transferred in around 25 quarter credits and that knocked the price down significantly. The prerequisites are built into the program. Whatever financial aid didn't cover I was able to make monthly payments and apply for scholarships from Sumner College itself. There were a few bumps along the way in the terms of organization and the fluency of the administration, but all worked out in the end. I was complimented frequently during clinicals for both my skills and knowledge. Many RNs were shocked to discover our school was a 2-year program."