Published Jul 17, 2009
domarera
43 Posts
I really want to know what other people think of this school. I have not found many reviews. How this program operates and if it is really worth the money they charge???
StudentNurseButler
23 Posts
Hello
I am attending St.Francis College in San Jose are you in So.Cal or The Bay? I really enjoy st.francis the instructors are always there to help and the atmosphere is small so the learning process is really great. i have No complaints about the school. I have already recommended two of my friends that should be starting in September. You can write me with any questions you may have.
StephMatousek
20 Posts
too much money! :[
caligirl2
77 Posts
Hi There,
How much is their program?
i inquired last year and it was about 30k
Thanks for your reply Steph!
That is way more than I can pay, darn it! What did you end up doing? I am assuming you are in the South Bay as well.
I admitt that the program is on the expensive side but they DO offer Financial aid for those who qualify. They also have convienent class schedules. They have the day class which is Mon-Fri 8-2pm and the evening class which is 4-10pm Mon-Fri as well. The Instructors are great as well as the atmosphere. Compared to the other Vocational schools in the area WCC (western career college)which cost about 10k more and you get treated like a number instead of a person not to mention their pass rate is VERY low. St Francis is a great school.
actually i live in downey, 562 area. i now am enrolled at downey adult school. the program is only $5000 and has a 96% nclex pass rate. the only down side is you have to compete to get in. hope this helps! :]
Gishere
2 Posts
Check out this link:
http://local.yahoo.com/info-21603845-st-francis-career-college-san-jose
Poor instructors, dishonest adminstation, took much money.
Ginny Weasley
64 Posts
I'm going there. It's not as great as I thought it would be, although I do really like my instructor. She is really good and knows her stuff, and she does care about us. However, besides a few of the staff members at the school, most of the other ones don't really care about you, or your education and just seem to be there to take your money. Also, their uniform policy is ridiculous.
pagandeva2000, LPN
7,984 Posts
One thing I believe has to be considered before entering into any program is the trend of hiring LPNs in your area. If the job market is promising (especially for new grads), then, maybe it is worth it, but if you see that it may be a struggle to find a position, then, maybe reconsider making such a steep financial commitment.
Best of luck to everyone in their search for a reputable school and completing the nursing program!
plaza
160 Posts
why is the uniform policy ridiculous?