herzing college

U.S.A. Alabama

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is there anyone out there that is attending herzing college lpn-rn email me

It doesn't matter where you start nursing school - nursing courses don't transfer from anywhere to anywhere. We started with around 40 and are down to 23 half way through the LPN program. I haven't had ANY open book classes - and in my experience, the open book tests are MUCH more difficult than the "regular" kind. I have had wonderful instructors and actually enjoyed my math and pharmacology classes! It is a good thing that there are so many nursing programs for us as pre-nurses to choose from - not everyone will "fit" in the same program, or learn the same way. And I'm sure that each location of Herzing has its own "vibe" and along with its different sets of instructors, a different learning environment. I wish every one success no matter where they chose to attend!

Specializes in ICU.

I contacted Herzing back when I was looking for a nursing school. When I found out they required me to go to their LPN program, which was a year and over $22,000, then to throught the RN program, which was another year and over $25,000 I decided that was not the place for me. I was not willing to pay almost $50,000 and spend two years in a program where I can go elsewhere and spend about $12,000 and take less time.

Herzing is an absolute rip off, they are a "for profit" school. I encourage ANYBODY that is considering Herzing to watch a documentary on Netflix called "College For Profit Schools" before you sign your name to 50,000$ of debt when you can go to a community college that is Nationally accredited, get Pell Grants and spend 12K for a REAL Associate's Degree in Nursing. I was ripped off by Herzing in 1997 and it took me almost 6 years to pay it off and be able to go to a real school.

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