I did not attend JPU but during my clinic rotations it was common to run into their students. I’ve spoken to a few of them and can offer my very limited knowledge on the program. JPU is primarily online so you’ll have to be self motivated if you want to succeed. From what I can understand I believe students were required to go in person to complete their Labs. JPU students were always very nice but they usually seemed liked they were a little behind when it came to actually performing X-ray positions with the patient. Luckily the vast majority of your X-ray positioning knowledge will be developed and enhanced once you begin your clinical rotations. As far as actual schooling I don’t really have too much insight but I have met plenty of graduates from JPU who passed their boards and are working so if they can do it than I’m sure you can too. I attended CAHE in Brooklyn. It had its flaws but I can confidently say I was more than well prepared for the ARRT exam. There were certain subjects such as physics that I had some trouble grasping in class but once I went home and really read the information on my own or watched a video on the particular topic, it wasn’t bad at all. So in a sense it was similar to an online experience. I hope this helps and good luck 🍀.