Trinity College of Nursing and Health Sciences Reviews

"Spend your money elsewhere. Prior to starting the program I was told I would have in person class at least 4 days a week. The first day of class I found out that the majority of the classes were moved to an online format due to instructor shortages. If there was a instructor I had 3-4 hours/week of in person instruction otherwise it was a online meeting. The majority of instructors were unfamiliar with the content they taught. My Masters clinical experiences were severely limited due to large enrollment numbers in the Bachelor nursing programs. They had 1st preference on any clinical opportunities. Due to very old fashioned rules we were only allowed tasks a NA (nursing assistant) could do and therefore I basically paid for a MSN degree only to be taught NA skills. Think of it as very expensive NA program. We had a revolving door of professors and we were given the wrong information for our Masters project/Thesis graduation requirements to the point the majority of projects had to be redone 2 months prior to graduation due to school errors and unclear guidelines. Unfortunately the school is set on the type of students they prefer and the grievance process for any school issues are unclear and administrators and faculty do not care and make no effort to resolve issues. Any scholarships and awards given were given to the same students regardless if they met the published criteria set forth by the college."