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yep..east side. i dnt knw the area well ..jst mvd hre 4 schl- u can tell i text alot huh? I am learning that the place I live in is not a place to live if you plan to study nursing or any medical study at all. So I won't recommend.Sorry..try apartments.com or rent.com

How close to Tri-C would you want to be, I know of a few places.

A 10-20 minute drive would be ideal. Living free with my parents is 45 minutes away so I need it to be close enough that I could justify paying rent versus community 45 mins 5 days a week.

hi im at new student @ ats and i wanted to know what college are you going to that accept the credits from ats? I want to get my MSN when im done with my RN.

Your credit will not transfer you will have to start all over again, the college you planning on attending you will have to speak with one of schools advisor who will inform you that you will have to take an entrance exam and depending on where you score on their test, you will start with refresher class like math and english and all othe pre req. even before you are aloud to take any of that school advance class. I spoken with Lakeland Community and Cuyahoga Community and Case Western check it out for your self.
wishing you the best.

hi I was wondering what school did your credits transfer over to when you finished with ats?

MzPromise


As Informed you in my last thread it not just ATS but any other vocational school that you may attend. Credit will not transfer. The only schools that will transfer credits, would be if you left a school like Cuyahoga community college and you transfer to Case Western or if you went to Lakeland Community college and transfer to Akron University. if you graduate from ATS you will have to start all over again you will have to take a placement test and depending on what your scores are you will be taking that new schools remedial courses math and English, then their prerequisite before you take any of their advance class. so it makes no difference what school you graduate from whether its ATS or any other vocational their credit will not transfer that why each school tells YOU to see what school will take there credits. The higher institution feel like as though you have not been prepare properly. I did not finish their at ATS we went our separate ways. I much happier where I am at.

If their credits don't transfer over, will people still be able to do an RN-BSN program if they graduate from there? Also, would I be able to work at least part time as an STNA will attending? I was wondering because I was considering applying there.

NO CREDIT WILL TRANSFER!!! it makes no difference if you go to ATS, Brown Mackie, or Bryant Stratton. All other
university will make you take an entrance exam before you start a class and depending on where you place on the entrance exam will determined if you how many of their remedial class like math and English before you start any RN program. Remember that other college has to know if you are prepared to become one of their students and how much you know. The school that I am attending will be starting their bridge program in the very near future I am planning to do my RN there. Before you in vest your time read all the posting about ATS I will agree with every negative commit that posted for those that like it and made through I wonder how? I know several hospital that will not take their students.

OK... I had to make this in BIG letters for the poor misguided individuals who don't have enough research skills to come to an educated decision about whether credits will transfer.

I graduated from ATS in MAY 2010. I sat for the board exam in JUNE 2010 and PASSED with 75 questions. It was a cake walk. After diligent research, I found that because the school is accredited I was able to transfer my credits to the following schools: ( Note: I was specifically looking for an online RN-BSN program that 1. Didn't require a bunch of nonsense prereqs 2. Would excuse the LPN program I attended because it was a vocational program 3. Would allow me to advance to MSN NP when I graduated.)
University of Southern Indiana
Chamberlain
Thomas Edison State College
and some others that I don't remember.....I stopped keeping notes when I was accepted at Chamberlain.

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Now....I am currently enrolled at Chamberlain, and have 2 semesters left before I get a BSN. I am working FT as an RN and make 74k/yr. There is no limit to what I can do when I get factual information regarding my education options.

Is CSU, Case,Kent, or other local schools your only option? No. People please think outside the box called OHIO. There are so many programs that will accept you if you only ask for an application and have the GPA.
Part of the problem is that you ask about your specific school transferring credits. Stop this!! ATS IS an accredited institution and the school is not MANDATED to accept them, so the schools that have heard all of the horror stories, regarding poor patient care by the clinical students, choose not to accept ATS students- usually the ones in the Cleveland and surrounding areas. Also the schools seemed a bit biased about a fairly new nursing program, as if to say, it isn't good enough. As I stated earlier in the post, as a student seeking knowledge, you have to apply yourself and do more than what is given to you if you expect to excel. That is with ATS, CSU, KENT, and any other program.

Does that mean ATS students suck? Not all of them. This points to the fact that ATS needs to raise the bar on admissions. Every Ghetto-fabulous person that walks throughout he door with the ability to pay for the degree should not be allowed in the school. When you have a hood rat mentality, it doesn't matter if you are the President( God forbid), your mentality will carry over into the way you conduct business. Same with nursing knowledge..it will be carried out in the manner you perceive.
Enough about that.

BTW, 60% of my graduating class is enrolled in an RN-BSN program right now, and judging by the responses on this post, most people who are going FORWARD with their education is not stewing over this ATS credit transferring business. It would be wise to do your homework, use critical thinking, and get down to business with this issue because they are making the entry requirements more difficult.

Just thought I would share some hope with the the unbelievers