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I am taking the LPN night class. My class had some bumps in the road since day one. The new owner is doing a great job at listening to students concerns and implementing a plan. The lpn program is awesome now that a new own has taken over. We went through multiple professors and countless unresolved issues. However I will be finished in 3months looking forward to taking the RN if the have it within 4months of my finishing my LPN class.

Very good school. Ms A. Is the best teacher. She actually care about the students it’s not just a job for her it’s passion. I wanted to take the LPN but only if ms. A would be my teacher again but she’s the pharmacy tech instructor. She has a lot of patient. She’s reasonable with her students. I passed her class with a 98. grade average. I love ms. A to the fullest. Again best teacher ever. Would highly recommend the school.

I love the school and the teachers and staff! everyone so nice and when your having a hard time understanding something the teachers are there to help! I love that even though I'm done they helped me find a job and I love what I do!. Just know what ever it is they tell you they offer its nothing but the truth.

This School is amazing, great environment and awesome people. Iv'e never been a fan of school but this place made me feel happy with going. The staff cares a lot for there students and always makes sure to have everyone graduate on time.

I am about to start my externship after 7 months of classes in the school and the teachers here have done everything in their power to teach us all we need to know for the real world. The staff and the teachers genuinely care about their students.
If you are ready to start a new career and not just a job, I highly recommended this vocational school.











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Pros of the school: - It is one of the cheaper nursing schools in PBC, with financial aid my total tuition cost was 15K. - This school utilizes ATI, which is a platform where nursing classes can practice questions and take final exams. I really loved ATI because it prepared me so well for NCLEX. - The clinical sites were closer to the school, so there wasn't much traveling far. - The teacher we had, Mr. D, was a good teacher, well enough for you to understand the material. - When it comes to getting the green light to take the NCLEX, you just have to pass ATI FINAL EXIT EXAM. If you do great, you're on to the NCLEX. (So use the ATI given to you!)
Cons of the school: (Most of the cons were with the last administration) - When my class was taking the pharmacology module, the school was under the previous administration, so for us, that was one of the only courses that wasn't taught so well to us. But for the newer students, you probably won't have to worry as the new administration is making changes to that. - The labs were not so good with my class, as the last administration did not make updates to them. So labs weren't so good. (Updates are being made with the new admin) - Like most nursing schools, you will have to teach yourself the material. Don't go into nursing school expecting to learn everything in class. You will have to go home and study! - The school isn't going to pay for your NCLEX. It's not included in tuition, so in total, expect to spend around $500 for NCLEX costs after graduation. - The clinical sites aren't the best. Most are long-term care facilities, and they won't allow you to do much other than CNA work, some injections, maybe an NG tube here and there.
Overall, it's doable if you really want the degree. I passed my NCLEX recently, and that's with everything stated above. There isn't going to be a perfect