UU直播

I am so devastated at the fact that my employer,  does not accept nor acknowledge my BSN degree from American Sentinel University. Reason being, American Sentinel University is not recognized by the BORN in California or any other state BRN. American Sentinel University is CCNE and DETC accredited however; they are not regionally accredited. What a waste of time, money, and energy. I can't believe this. I am so devastated and humiliated at the entire process. PLEASE STAY AWAY FROM AMERICAN SENTINEL... Read More UNIVERSITY unless you know exactly what education your employer wants you to have.

I graduated with my Associates Degree in Nursing in 2010. Excelsior allowed me the opportunity to bridge from Paramedic to RN and move forward with my career as at the time I was a single mother with 2 children working full time as a Paramedic. Since that time I worked as an ER nurse, travel nurse across the U.S. and have been a successful flight nurse for the last 10 years. I have obtained my CEN, CFRN and BSN which I received from University of Texas at Arlington. I would not have been able to... Read More do without Excelsior. Yes, it was difficult and stressful, but very doable. It required strict time managment and a true commitment. I am very grateful for the opportunity it gave me and would recommend this program if you are self-disciplined and willing to work hard.

The ABSN program is very poorly managed with little support, they advertise they have an nclex pass rate of a 100% but beware! They choose not to disclose their attrition rate (about 1/2 of student cohort on average fail out whether that be entirely failing out or repeating a semester; only get one chance). Many professors are not qualified to teach, very lazy at times especially when doing 鈥減repared鈥� lectures. Nothing prepared to go over, just discussion which often times is side tracked. They are... Read More not understanding whatsoever but will protect their own faculty/professors/counselors at all costs no matter the offense. However, if we make a mistake, they don鈥檛 care what you have to say, as we are replaceable to them. Be prepared to teach yourself everything, the exams are so taxing sometimes feeling very Ill prepared during the exam even if you鈥檝e read the entire book, done recorded lectures, and or went over PowerPoint slides. Tutoring sessions, most explore mores do not prepare you for the exam entirely depends on the professor. I personally for my second semester attended one lecture for pysch due to the incompetence of the professor. Be aware and think twice before you sign up! I know the application is easy but understand the potentiality of things and the stress.

Chamberlain gives me a complete support system. As a single mom of special needs children and who has not been in school in several years, this is the perfect school for me. Chamberlain helped me realize that I am not too old to go back to school. From the beginning of my application process until now (which is the end of my first semester), I had help and support every step of the way. Even my instructors helped me find the best type studying strategies for me. It is a lot of work, but the pay off... Read More is worth it. Chamberlain works with you to make sure that you succeed in the nursing program and in your nursing field. A major part of success in Chamberlain is communication. If you know that you are struggling or having other problems, it is key to communicate with your instructors, advisors, and coaches. Chamberlain offers help for students through one on one, groups, and seminars through various communication options. If you are looking to advance your career in healthcare, this is the school for you.

Don't bother trying to contact the dean regarding any professors, nothing will change. I can't wait to graduate and leave this school. I feel like I paid to educate myself. If I could go back, I would look for another school. The online courses was the worst experience I have ever had, my experience with online classes at a community college were a lot better. I failed one course in this program and ever since then It felt as if everyone stopped caring, from the professors, to the members in the... Read More tutoring services. Don't even get me started on the incompetent advisors. I recall three times I was told by my advisors to just pay a bill I received in my student account yet she could not explain to me why I had to pay them even though I was told my loans covered all costs I needed to make. Unfortunately I was already far along in the program that I could not just leave. I don't know how I made it this far but I'm almost tempted to leave even though I have a few more months left before I graduate. I'm not even sure how many people are in my cohort anymore. It seems people were failing left and right, or dropping out or simply getting fed up with the administration and professors. I should've heeded to the red flag when I heard the cohort ahead of me had a whooping 70% of students failed a course. My advise to anyone is to let chamberlain be a last resort and even if you do go here, be on top of your finances, question every payment you are expected to make or you'll end up paying so much more than you were supposed to.

I am a nursing major. I enjoyed the prerequisite classes I took prior to being accepted into nursing school. However, nursing school is a disappointment. It is very disorganized. Professors read straight out of the book or off of a powerpoint, and they just tell students what to know. You only get eight days of clinical experience during first semester, and all first semester classes are held off campus because the nursing building is too small. I have heard from graduates of MC's nursing school,... Read More and they say they are very unprepared for their first job as an RN.

I am very fortunate to have attended the Frances Payne Bolton (FPB) School of Nursing at Case Western Reserve University (CWRU). My professors, clinical instructors, and advisors were all very knowledgeable, responsive to criticism, and willing to make positive change. I received the necessary amount of support and guidance to lead me to a successful graduation and I was adequately prepared for a career as a professional nurse. Nursing students begin the nursing curriculum during their very first... Read More week at the university and maintain this very focused nursing-based education throughout their four-year experience. The large amount of required clinical hours is something that sets FPB apart from other nursing programs. I believe the sooner students begin hands-on patient care, the more comfortable and competent they become. In addition, each nursing student completes their practicum hours in their last semester of the program. Having completed 336 hours with a preceptor in the Cardiovascular Surgical Intensive Care Unit at the Cleveland Clinic for my practicum, I was fully prepared to begin practicing as a registered nurse, and was thankful to be offered a position on this unit. I owe a lot of my success to my undergraduate education at Case Western Reserve University. The experiences I gained, the people I met, and the network I established allowed me to continue expanding my knowledge and become the best nurse I was capable of becoming. With such a positive experience as an undergraduate, I will be starting my Master of Science in Nursing degree at Case Western Reserve University this coming summer.

UCLA School of Nursing has a proud history of being an innovative school, from the first Dean, Lulu wold Haseplugw who instituted allowing Nursing students to live outside a dedicated "Nurses Dorm" (chaparoned) to not wearing caps, which most nurses now do in practice. Lecture and classrom esperience were followed by supervised hands-on patient care. Bedwide patient care was emphasized as the primary purpose of a nurse, using Nursing Theory to bolster what was taught. When I attended, Nursing theory... Read More was coming into its own, with prominent theorists on the faculty and available to students.