It appears Herzing will continue its annual tradition of firing people during the holidays in 2023. This applies primarily to those not involved in medical education and few, if any, are performance related. Kind of feels like Eenron where they would... — read more 

https://www.herzing.edu/news/2023/01/27/herzing-university-partners-guild-expand-access-healthcare-career-pathways

"I recently left Herzing and honestly, the nursing program is so disorganized. I felt as if they wanted you to fail. The midterm and final tests were the worst. I feel like they dont prepare you to continue on with the program. Their nursing program... — read more 

"...The transition makes the Milwaukee-based institution, which has some 6,000 students, and campuses in eight states, a tax-exempt educational institution under section 501(c)(3) of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code. The move comes in the wake of new... — read more 

I worked as an adjunct about a year ago and there was a LOT of grade fixing going on in the online general education department. The Dean at the time, Tom would call me at all hours of the night and yell at me that students who were not doing the... — read more 

Things are good right now, but if you look under the surface, you'll see huge structural issues (who can afford to pay such a high tuition fees, and honestly the jobs our graduates get have a sucky pay)

I was an admissions clerk at Herzing - the pay was horrible, i was not laid off but I had to leave as I was hardly making ends meet (I am a very modest low maintenance person)