I am a recent grad from the community college,I had over 16 years as an LPN, I am student at Fayetteville State in the RN-BSN program. It is an accredited program and they have also recieved accreditation for the generic program. This is pilot program so all the kinks are not out yet but they are making strides. As an older student who has taken and passed the state boards I think the program is just fine( I don't need the added stress) there was enough while taking the boards. There is a lot of journaling and papers, but I have a friend that attends East Carolina, the course are the same and she also says that they also do a lot of journaling. In my opinion it is a refresher nothing to hard (Patho is the hardest this semester). I hear some of the generic students complain but this is college and with all colleges you really teach yourself the instructors give you the information needed for testing, also some of the courses are online.
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Nov 23, '05 by ARNISARNI am a recent grad from the community college,I had over 16 years as an LPN, I am student at Fayetteville State in the RN-BSN program. It is an accredited program and they have also recieved accreditation for the generic program. This is pilot program so all the kinks are not out yet but they are making strides. As an older student who has taken and passed the state boards I think the program is just fine( I don't need the added stress) there was enough while taking the boards. There is a lot of journaling and papers, but I have a friend that attends East Carolina, the course are the same and she also says that they also do a lot of journaling. In my opinion it is a refresher nothing to hard (Patho is the hardest this semester). I hear some of the generic students complain but this is college and with all colleges you really teach yourself the instructors give you the information needed for testing, also some of the courses are online.