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| - I would give this campus negative stars if I could. I am in amazement at how rude the staff, unrealistic the expectations are and how completely unorganized the health Science Center is. This review is for the nursing program.
Here are the steps I took to learn about the program offered at Gateway:
1. Read about the program and choices online (no information was really given).
2. Called and called and called and called and called to get information. Turns out they can't give any information out over the phone. EVERYONE must attend an orientation on either Monday at 5pm or Thursday at 11:30 am.
3. No, no, no, there is nothing anyone can do and no questions answered until you attend this event.
4. Transcripts are KING. The school must have ALL your official Transcripts from every school every attended, yes even high school sent to them after you attend the orientation before you can talk to anyone about what you may be eligible for.
5. I asked if I needed anything for the orientation and was told no, just show up.
Thursday 11:16am
1. Alley and I cruise into the parking lot ready to learn what is needed and what is offered at this program my current coworkers recommend the high school students look into pending graduation.
2. There is NO and I mean NO place to park. In addition the signs above the lot clearly state "Student Parking 4 Permit Required " I feel like an idiot because even though I have a graduate degree from UCLA I can't locate the permit machine, staff or temporary parking.
3. 11:27 I still can't find parking or the machine so I call and call and call. Finally someone answered, I was told go ahead and park in student parking. If I had a permit great and if I didn't it was OK too.
4. I parked, walked 2 lots over and into the Health Science Building. Upon arrival, I was told, I was 14 minutes late, didn't ask the proper questions when I called, I needed my student ID number and I should sit down and wait to seen if I would be allowed into the orientation late.
Are you kidding me?? Even Alley was shocked! I should have known permit required meant no permit needed (the signs are old they said) and that I needed to be a student, already to attend an informational orientation about a program offered and of course ALL my transcripts even though I had already provided them to a sister school.
Word of advice: At UCLA & UCSB the signs saying permit required mean exactly that, permit required or a ticket/ tow will follow.
I guess the assumption is students applying to Gateway shouldn't follow written direction, don't know how to ask proper questions and have an unlimited amount of funds.
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