Anyone attending Global Health Nursing Training Services?????

hey fallon

i am attending ghnts. i am in the rn program that just started may 11 2009..

To answer the last question. The LPN program has financial aid, but the RN program does not yet. The RN program will have financial aid beginning Summer of 09. It is a little pricey, but yes, that's the norm form private schools, plus the program is 18 months if you have no prerequisites. I started in Sep of this year and will graduate in March of '10.

The school is small so you get a lot of attention and the owner is a NP who teaches the "major classes" and makes sure you learn what will be on the NCLEX. The people that graduated in the 1st (and last) RN class that came to speak at orientation were able to find employment immediately, had several offers and received really good rates at the local hospitals.

The courses are no joke though...really fast paced.

my experience has been good so far... now i have an exam on tuesday for pharmacology. its just a lot to remember...i dont know if the professor on the other hand is a good one..hes a doctor but he doesnt know how to teach...he copies main topics from the book, and just reads them off assuming that we know everything..( an we really dont..we need to have more information to apply what we know) but that seems too difficult for him...n e way...other than that, its very expensive oh and the fees for the lpn program just went up 2000 dollars.. good luck with wateva u choose...

the tuition is 25000 and whichever class u have taken is subtracted from the tuition. For example, if u've taken anatomy and physiology 1, (200 per credit, 4 credit course)the tuition would be 800 dollars and then the 800 would be subtracted from the 25000 . my tuition is 19800 + the cost of books and some other fees ;i have completed my prerequisites elsewhere and i started the program (the core nursing classes).. so almost about 22000. But then if u work for let say a hospital, u may get tuition reimbursement. At least I am. I will get 10000 from the hospital i work for and then im like guaranteed a job because i have to do a commitment of 1 year for every 5000 dollars that i borrow.but if they dont hire me or there is a hiring freeze when i graduate, they excuse my commitment. SO i dont have to pay back nor do i have to work for them. cool huh? . so i suggest u go out and get like a part time or full time job so that u can take advantage of such benefits.

the tuition is 25000 and whichever class u have taken is subtracted from the tuition. For example, if u've taken anatomy and physiology 1, (200 per credit, 4 credit course)the tuition would be 800 dollars and then the 800 would be subtracted from the 25000 . my tuition is 19800 + the cost of books and some other fees ;i have completed my prerequisites elsewhere and i started the program (the core nursing classes).. so almost about 22000. But then if u work for let say a hospital, u may get tuition reimbursement. At least I am. I will get 10000 from the hospital i work for and then im like guaranteed a job because i have to do a commitment of 1 year for every 5000 dollars that i borrow.but if they dont hire me or there is a hiring freeze when i graduate, they excuse my commitment. SO i dont have to pay back nor do i have to work for them. cool huh? . so i suggest u go out and get like a part time or full time job so that u can take advantage of such benefits.