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No. 10
from kurkowsa34
Old May 16, 2006, 07:43 AM

Hello! I do have some credits that will transfer I think. I know I will need the math! Thanks for the info on the class schedule. That helps me in determining when I can work once I go looking for a part time job. I heard that they are about to start calling for interviews for the October class. I am very nervous but soo excited! I am so ready for this program. Keep your fingers and toes crossed for me. I will let you know something as soon as I do! Thanks for all your support. Take care and good luck in your classes!
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No. 11
from hes2371
Old May 18, 2006, 10:48 AM

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Glad that helped...good luck, and I just might see you in October
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No. 12
from hes2371
Old May 29, 2006, 05:43 PM

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So, have you heard anything yet about interviewing? I know it is starting now for October class
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No. 13
from kurkowsa34
Old Jun 23, 2006, 09:52 AM

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Hi. I didn't get into the October class, just found out it is full. I didn't even get the chance to interview. I am really bummed out but I am keeping a positive view. I am going to an LPN program in Ky starting in July. I am really excited. It is a 15 month program and they IV certify as well. It is expensive but I am not looking at cost, they have a good nclex pass success rate at all their other campuses(this campus just got the pn program last year) and it is a really small campus, 20 students per class I think. So, I will still be a nurse, work as an lpn for awhile and then go back for my RN. I will get there one day. Good luck in your classes!!!
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No. 14
from new_mom26
Old Jul 14, 2006, 11:13 PM

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My husband was just offered a job in Cincinnati and we might be moving but, we would be living in Florence Ky.. Anyways, I was wondering if you could tell me what colleges are in that area.. I am looking to go back to school either for my Lpn or Rn.. Any advice that you can give me would be greatly appreciated..
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No. 15
from kurkowsa34
Old Jul 17, 2006, 08:03 PM

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hello. Well, I live in Cincinnati but attend Brown Mackie College in Fort Mitchell KY. I am not sure of colleges or programs around Florence but Fort Mitchell is very close! I am attending their LPN program. It is open enrollment there but you have to maintain an 80% throughout the program to pass. I am in my second week of Anatomy and Physiolgoy I. I am loving it so far. Small classes and the instructor we have this time is wonderful!!!! I am really excited to be attending. It is quite expensive but from what I have heard and keep hearing, well worth it! I applied at Beckfied college but as I am sure you read, I didn't even get an interview. So my goal now is to get thru LPN school and work as an LPN for awhile and then go back to get my RN. I wish you all the best! Keep us posted as to what you do regarding schooling. Good luck.
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No. 16
from xoshellxo
Old Mar 11, 2009, 02:38 PM

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Beckfield College of Nursing in Florence Kentucky is absolutely ridiculous! Just because you sign your schedule does not mean that is the schedule you will get. I had an AM clinical and they changed it to an evening clinical several times throughout my academic year and tried to make it look like it was our fault. AND forget about knowing what clinical site you are going to because even if they know they wont tell you. One of the teachers reads verbatim off of the powerpoint and the other reads straight out of the book--EVERYDAY-- and has no general knowledge of what is being taught. I studied everyday for a class and had a 68 average on all my test, it was horrible. I left Cincinnati State with a 4.0 people! They will try to convince you to retake classes that you have already had at a previous college when you do not need to!! I would recommend any other college than this one. I have several peers having issues the same as mine. The assistant to the director of nursing is less than pleasant to say the least. She and the clinical coordinator will disturb your class to announce to the people who do not have their immunizations etc. up to date and talk to you like you are 3 years old even if the issue has no relation to you. I know of male students getting exceptions from instructors (ex. he did not pass and the instructor let him redo a 100% assignment) and not given to the female population on SEVERAL occasions. Do not, I repeat, DO NOT tell any of the faculty members of any personal circumstances. They will use them against you and judge you for it. I had the Director of Nursing trying to TELL me what to do with my realtionship and judging my morals, which I see unprofessional and borderline illegal to push on a student. When they said they give their students personal attention I did not see this as qualifying. Clinical instructors except 1 or 2 are hideously unprofessional. If you decide to go here I wish you the best.
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No. 17
from Terri333
Old Mar 11, 2009, 11:07 PM
Updated Mar 11, 2009 at 11:35 PM by Terri333

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Wow, I really hate to hear that....I'm starting Beckfield (florence) on 4/6/09 for the RN Program. I was really hoping that Beckfield would turn out to be a good college. I'm graduating this month from Southwestern College from the Medical Administrative Assistant Program, and I am soooo glad to be done with it. That school is a JOKE! And hearing your opinion of Beckfield has be worried, because it sounds a bit like SWC. Don't get me wrong, I want to know real opinions---especially from students with first hand experience.
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No. 18
from xoshellxo
Old Mar 12, 2009, 11:20 AM

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I'm sorry, just being honest. Paying $298.00 per credit hour plus fees and books for Beckfield..it makes me upset that their teaching skills are verbatim of books and the instructors are like dead fish teaching ...sorry it stinks! Cincinnati State is only $80.60 per credit hour and that is with reciprocity for certain counties in the Northern Kentucky Area. Granted they have a wait list but I'd rather wait a long time than pay for an education that I'm not receiving and have to start all over again.
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No. 19
from xoshellxo
Old Mar 12, 2009, 11:25 AM

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Beckfield College of Nursing in Florence Kentucky is absolutely ridiculous! Just because you sign your schedule does not mean that is the schedule you will get. I had an AM clinical and they changed it to an evening clinical several times throughout my academic year and tried to make it look like it was our fault. AND forget about knowing what clinical site you are going to because even if they know they wont tell you. One of the teachers reads verbatim off of the powerpoint and the other reads straight out of the book--EVERYDAY-- and has no general knowledge of what is being taught. I studied everyday for a class and had a 68 average on all my test, it was horrible. I left Cincinnati State with a 4.0 people! They will try to convince you to retake classes that you have already had at a previous college when you do not need to!! I would recommend any other college than this one. I have several peers having issues the same as mine. The assistant to the director of nursing is less than pleasant to say the least. She and the clinical coordinator will disturb your class to announce to the people who do not have their immunizations etc. up to date and talk to you like you are 3 years old even if the issue has no relation to you. I know of male students getting exceptions from instructors (ex. he did not pass and the instructor let him redo a 100% assignment) and not given to the female population on SEVERAL occasions. Do not, I repeat, DO NOT tell any of the faculty members of any personal circumstances. They will use them against you and judge you for it. I had the Director of Nursing trying to TELL me what to do with my realtionship and judging my morals, which I see unprofessional and borderline illegal to push on a student. When they said they give their students personal attention I did not see this as qualifying. Clinical instructors except 1 or 2 are hideously unprofessional. If you decide to go here I wish you the best.
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