Published Mar 16, 2004
dramaluvr
95 Posts
Hello - I am new to the West Virginia forum - have been going to student nursing, but I have a question. Has anyone out there gone to Bluefield State - Beckley campus for the nursing program. I live in Lewisburg and it is about a 50 minute drive, but I am trying to find people to talk to as I was also accepted to Dabney Community College in Virginia, about a 30 minute drive. I only have a limited time to decide and I can't find anyone to tell me pros and cons. If anyone has gone to either of these schools and has any feedback it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Angie:)
jnette, ASN, EMT-I
4,388 Posts
Nope... but it's a nice campus. I did go there for a Clep exam while in my nursing program... I live just across the line in Va. :)
Marie_LPN, RN, LPN, RN
12,126 Posts
I need to get ahold of my friend Brad, he went to the Beckley campus for the nursing program. If i get ahold of him i'll let you know. I am considering the Bluefield State route myself since I might have to move back home.
That would be great! I can't find anyone who has gone there and this would really help me decide. I have called the school to see if they have numbers, but they are on spring break and I have to make my decision this week. The campus there isn't much to look at, but I would like to know where they do clinics, which hospitals they go to, if the campus is more than it looks and how the teaching and grading is. I want to cover my bases to make sure I make the best decision for my family and I (two kids and a husband in medical school).
Thanks so much,
kathywv
16 Posts
:) I am living in Bluefield and don't know much about the Beckly campus but can tell you that Bluefield State is well known for there nursing program...they have a high success rate of grads that pass the RN Boards.
I have had the pleasure of meeting and precepting some of the Nurses from the Bluefield campus and they are all great clinicians.
I think that BSC would be a decision that you would not be upset with....
Hope that helps