Anyone from Regis College?

I will say that also as a first year student in the GM program I disagree with what lalle is saying. That is just one person's opinion. I think he/she is talking about one class (Health Assessment), which yes has caused some frustrations for just about everyone and that Regis will address (probably after the semester is over and they evaluate the class). But as far as pharmacology and professional nursing goes they are fantastic teachers who do not just read off the power points. I have learned so much. I work 15 hours a week and have an A in all my classes (around a 94 in each of them--even in Health Assessment). Yes you have to give up a lot of your social life, but you will find that with any school. I think Regis has gotten a bad rap from some people who it didn't work for them, but if you think you might like the program go ahead and give it a shot for you! I definitely do NOT think it is a waste of money and I know more than 1 nurse practitioner that graduated from this same program who only have great things to say about it. It really does prepare you. So yes of course take in everyone's opinion, but don't believe that is the end all. I am so happy with this program right now and am just really excited to be here

That is a smart idea. I actually really liked my pre-req teachers - one of the reasons I chose Regis. The teaching style for the hard sciences is a bit different than the nursing courses. That and the evening/Saturday full time option for classes were the two main reasons I selected the school. I do think that the day students are having a better experience. As mentioned before, this is my personal experience, yours may be vastly different. And the thing is most of the nursing profs are awesome people, a couple of them are not my cup of tea, but you'll find that anywhere. More than anything I find the quiz and exam style for the nursing courses very frustrating. And yes BC is hard to get into ... good luck in whatever you choose!

Thank you guys so much, this board is salvation in wifi haha... I really really appreciate all of your responses. Speaking to someone today to register for the prereqs there, and getting excited again!

I am a junior in undergrad BSN program. The BSN and MSN program take the same nursing classes....

I am a junior repeating Professional Nursing this year. Last year's course was so unorganized. I totally agree with your comment. Hands down.