Hallmark College
School info
2.2
Overall Quality
Reputation
1.7
Food
1.7
Clubs
1.7
Facilities
2.8
Internet
3
Location
2.3
Opportunities
2.2
Safety
3
Social
1.8
Happiness
2.2
Basic Information
Location
- San Antonio, TX
Institution Overview
- Public/Private: Private
- Established: 1969
- Founder: Richard Fessler, Carolyn Fessler
Academic information
Degree Courses
- Hallmark University offers a variety of degree courses
- but the exact number is not specified in the provided sources. However
- it is mentioned that the university offers associate
- bachelor's
- and master's degrees in various fields
- including Aviation
- Business
- Information Systems
- and Nursing. Therefore
- it can be inferred that Hallmark University has a significant number of degree courses
- but a precise count is not given. **Range: 20-50+**
Key Area
- Anti-racism
- Fighting Harmful Online Communication
- Pollution and Health
- Reproductive Justice
- Wildfire Futures
Student and Staff Numbers
- Students: The total number of students enrolled at Hallmark University is approximately 876
- Undergraduates: 792 undergraduate students
- Postgraduates: 84 postgraduate students are enrolled at Hallmark University
- Academic Staff: Hallmark University employs approximately 29 instructors and 1 non-academic staff member, making a total of around 30 academic staff
- Administrative Staff: Hallmark University has approximately 10 administrative support staff
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Students talk about this school
Good reviews
Overall 4.4
I am very happy with Hallmark University. I started in May 2018 and I have had no problems the whole time. I have seen the school grow rapidly in less than a year's time and I have seen student organizations develop as well as fraternities. Every awesome school starts somewhere, and Hallmark is off to great things!
Bad reviews
Overall 1
Don't go to this scam school.
Overall 1.1
One thing that is not told to you for the Billing/Coding Certificate Program is that you cannot walk away from this going into coding, you must start at the front desk, medical records or billing. I should have just taken the online course from AHIMA or AAPC. I would have saved A LOT of money. This school is not worth the money.
Overall 1.3
It is an expensive school to attend. The credits are non-transferable. Most quality colleges have credits that are transferable to other schools and for Hallmark to have non-transferable credits is an indication that something is not quite right. The quality of the education that I received was very poor.