Rasmussen UniversityReviews of rasmussen.edu

Great way to earn a bachelor's degree with a busy life style

The school is great and the teachers are so helpful! Only complaint would be the last minute scheduling. Letting students know the first day of a semester their schedule is ridiculous especially if you have a job or kids!

The college is good. Not sure about on campus life but being an online learning student - they just forget you exist. I only hear from my advisor if I reach out to her. I have been 4.0 GPA for a straight year and have not had one person reach out and say congratulations or anything. Other colleges I have attended would send honor certificates and ceremonies at least quarterly.

I like the school. There's too much work sometimes with my work schedule but I manage to get it done. Kind of expensive but worth the cost.

Super friendly faculty that strive to see you achieve!

The college experience is not the most unprofessional and unorganized "school" I've come by. The time I was enrolled there I experienced nothing but help and so knowledgeable program manager. It wasn't all confusion, they always knew what was going on, and especially when it came to classroom connect. We were sitting in Parks Oaks Boulevard classroom for hours of our class, days at the School. Best use of time and money.

I never write reviews but I thought I can share with people who are out there still figure out life. I was 30 years old when I decided on a career and Rasmussen had a lot to with it. Like most people, I was just tired of being sick and tired. I loved the company I work for (Humana Inc.) but my position as a claims processor was getting redundant and I was burned out. I wanted more so I initially went for a Medical Coding to get the credentials to become a Claims Analyst in the midst of my program I was promoted and relocated. I still finished the Medical Coding program and even passed the board exam and got certified. I am happy with my promotion but I still felt I need the education to be financially secure so I continued to the HIM Associates program. I have 5 more weeks and will sit for the RHIT Exam and I plan to continue to the HIM bachelors program and become RHIA certified. My advisor Courtney has been there every step of they way. Even when lagged behind. The professors are great. They cover the basics and all I did was go back and study. the preparation for the exam is everything because the weeks are broken up by the domain so you have that time to study with an instructor and ask questions. I have 3 kids, I work full time and have a loaded schedule. There were nights my boyfriend and kids pulled my head out the books and laptop. There were times the sun had come up as I finished my homework. You are your only excuse. No reason as to why to can’t do it. Don’t think about it, just do it. I had actually been to two community colleges prior to Rasmussen on and off since high school 2005. By the time I am finished, I would have completed 3 programs, received 3 certifications in 4 years.

I honestly loved my experience with Rasmussen college. The courses were fast paced but it gives you the opportunity to finish faster without losing out on the main objective or subject area you are studying. I like that I can log in at any time to check my grades, read material and stay up to date with what was happening in the classes I was taking. The only issue I had was switching back and forth between two different online blackboards, but once they switched it back to the original one it was smooth sailing. I completed my bachelors degree in Early childhood education and I have learned so much from my professors here. My student advisor was also very helpful in making sure my classes were not too overwhelming for me and made sure I finished on time and stayed on track with my grades.