St. Paul's School of Nursing - Staten Island

Esther Morales a month ago

I am very grateful to have had such a supportive and caring director in the Medical Assistant program. He is knowledgeable, patient, and always willing to help his students succeed. He creates a positive learning environment and prepares us well for the medical field. I truly appreciate his dedication and encouragement throughout the program and would highly recommend him to anyone interested in becoming a Medical Assistant.

alexandra gana a month ago

Choosing to attend St. Paul School of Nursing has been an incredibly rewarding experience, largely because of the extraordinary faculty and staff who dedicate themselves to student success. The environment here is profoundly supportive, and I am deeply grateful for the guidance I have received throughout my journey.I want to extend a special note of gratitude to the wonderful educators who make this program so exceptional. Dr. Monster is truly a standout instructor and a father figure to his students; he teaches with an abundance of love, injects immense joy into the classroom, and consistently pushes us to achieve our absolute best. Additionally, Dr. Attia Dr. Yaya, and Dr. Sherif have been absolutely amazing to me, showing a level of genuine care and attentiveness that makes a massive difference in our academic and personal growth.The administrative and support staff are equally outstanding and deserve immense credit for keeping us lifted. Candice has consistently been there for me whenever I needed guidance or a helping hand, and Charles is genuinely one of the sweetest, most helpful individuals on campus, always greeting students with kindness. While I believe the program could

Ravon Steele 2 months ago

I recently took the entrance exam at St. Paul’s School of Nursing, and my experience was positive. The admissions process was organized, and the staff (Mr. Davis) was professional and helpful whenever I had questions or not. He was very informative. The testing environment was calm, and everything was explained clearly, which helped make the process less stressful. Although I haven’t started the program yet, my first impression of the school has been good, and I’m looking forward to beginning my nursing education here.

Bones Jones 3 months ago

The instructors were excellent, and they are the only reason this review isn’t one star. Unfortunately, the Medical Assisting program itself was one of the most disappointing educational experiences I’ve had. The school is structured in a way that makes MA students feel like second-class citizens compared to nursing students. Even the uniforms are intentionally different to separate the programs. Many MA students are pursuing healthcare careers with the goal of eventually becoming nurses, yet the culture encourages division instead of mutual respect. I personally witnessed and experienced nursing students openly calling MA students “pathetic,” “stupid,” and saying things like, “They shouldn’t feel proud of what they are doing.” These incidents were reported, but from my perspective nothing meaningful was ever done to address them. The result was a learning environment where disrespect was tolerated and morale among MA students steadily declined. The textbook requirements felt like a blatant money grab. We were required to purchase expensive textbooks for nearly every module, despite completing almost all of our coursework through hands-on training and online materials. Most of t

petra M 4 months ago

First semester in and I’m really enjoying it here. What I love mostly about the professors here at SPSON SI is that they don’t discourage you but instead push you to do your best. Wonderful professors so far. From the very start Shawn and Dough were amazing with helping me get all my required documents together. Financial Aide office was always helpful. I honestly wish I knew about this school back in 2024… I know the courses are no walk in the park and we have to work hard to pass, but at least the professors are willing to help us to get through it.