ADN Program - Kent vs Tri-C

I'm currently in kent states (twinsburg) nursing program and love it. You have the option of taking summer classes to lighten the load but you will not graduate any sooner.

If you can go to Kent do it, Tri-C has had trouble with accredidation recently and I believe they were downgraded.

Tri-C is fully accredited. They are being reviewed by the accreditation board again this spring. I had no idea Kent had an ADN program until after I was accepted to Tri-C. Had I known I may have looked into their program a little more, since it seemed more flexible for evening and weekends. I had to quit my job to go days at Tri-C. KSU is supposed to be really nice.

This article talks about the Tri-C accreditation issue.

Tri-C's two-year nursing program retains accreditation, but has it lowered to warning status | cleveland.com

So they are "accredited with warning" which will hopefully be upgraded to full accreditation this spring/summer. Personally, while I'd be surprised if they did not regain their full accreditation, I would also be hesitant to begin there until the issue is fully resolved. But that's just my opinion.

Hi! Did you have clinicals your first semester at Kent? Foundations of Nursing Agency, NRST 10001 is the course.

thank You!

stephanie

Hi I applied to Kents adn program this fall 2015 when do they send out acceptance letters? I checked my application status today and it said decision made: accepted! I haven't received a letter though!

Hi any idea when they send out acceptance or denial letters?

Which campus did you apply to?