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nursing program in all cuny school

"graduates of the city university of new york passed the new york state nursing exam at a higher rate in 2008 than students from all other nursing schools in the state, chancellor matthew goldstein announced today."

"according to the new york state education department, exam pass rates for first-time test takers in 2008 for all cuny schools was 86.5%. the total pass rate for students at all other nursing schools in new york state was 82.1%."

licensed practical nurse (lpn) certificate program--

bronx community college,

hostos community college,

laguardia community college,

medgar evers college.

associate of science (aas) degree in nursing--

borough of manhattan community college,

bronx community college,

hostos community college,

kingsborough community college,

laguardia community college,

medgar evers college,

new york city college of technology,

the college of staten island,

queensborough community college.

bachelor of science in nursing degree--

hunter college,

lehman college,

medgar evers college,

new york city college of technology,

the college of staten island,

york college.

master of science in nursing degree, with various clinical specializations--

hunter college,

lehman college

the college of staten island.

how many people was in ur group? My group had 27 people

Hi NYDreamer,

If it's ok, I was wondering which school you go to? I applied to a public school and didn't get it, and I'm beginning to look at more expensive options because i'm tired of not knowing whether i'll get in or not. You can private message me if you want.

Thank you :)

sremekie, i didn't even count, but from what i can assume, i think it was about 30-40! i know! What question did they ask you for your interview? i got, " what 3 qualities do u posses that would make you a good nurse?" isnt that a good question? I think i answered to my satisfaction.

medward, my question was what r the problems you see present in the nursing feild today....i honestly dont even remember what i said but i hope i did good....lol

Unfortunately, todate, I have not heard from MEC for Fall 2009 intake in respect ot acceptance letter.

Howvever MEC did mail & email me (seven weeks ago)to say that one of my university transcript was missing and this document has since been forwarded to MEC. Maybe we will be hearing from them soon-even this waiting process must have an end. Hope that you get in and keep the faith. Good luck to all.

Thank you firstchoicelast....I wish you the best as well!

sremekie, lets all keep our fingers, toes and eyes crossed. lol. the mail man will become my friend in a couple of weeks..... lets see what happens, until then, enjoy the break!!!

To: Khiadestiny, what did u mean by a hard time at MEC?

I mean that they give you a lot of run around with this school, don't get me wrong the professors are excellent, most of them want to see you succeed but when it comes time to applying to the program its a different story. If your GPA is not a 3.6 and up don't even waste your time applying. Year after year out of a starting 40 only about 18 move on to the next level according to some of my friends that got in. They are very scrict about their science courses. They don't tell you up front but if you repeat a science course that automatically disqualifies you. Even if you get a C and retake it and get an A that's not a good look to them. That was my problem micro was hard for me. I can't blame no one but myself but I feel if a student works hard to fix their mistakes at least give them a chance. To each its own, my advice is ACE your sciences the 1st shot you get.

khiadestiny, i see what ur saying. Most community colleges are like that though, they start with a large number then in time it usually whittles down. And they should give credit to someone who got a C then retake and get an A. I dont know yah, let me find out, huhmm...

you are right out of 40 only 14 graduate and take the nclex .If that is not a red flag to prospective applicat I dont know what is.I think the resaon why they failure rate is so high its because you need a B- in nursing classes which is a 82 and lets be serious its hard from people i know in other programs to get a 75.

Nursing in general is a hard field, u have to know what u are doing and how to go about doing if not ull end up killing somebody. These schools have a reputation to upkeep, they dont wanna send out nobody that would provide unsafe practices.

Hey guys i heard from someone in the program that they will be meeting incoming nursing students next friday......have anyone heard the same?

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