HBU or UT-H? BSN

[lk320]

Hello

I needed some advice

HBU's bsn program is easier to get in, compared to UTH, but very hard to stay in

They have these rules like where if you don't get a 75 or higher on the final exams, you get dropped from the course and the entire program. And every semester they make you take a HESI/nclex type of exam and if you don't make a certain grade, your out.

Now if someone was in hbu's bsn program one semester, and gets in ut-h's program later on? Should they leave HBU and go to UT-H's program?

How good of a program is UT-Houston's? I know that they were #1 best bsn program in texas and #19 best in nation in 2010, and their graduation rate is about 98%. So would i be better off there, rather than HBU?

The thing is, HBU's supposedly promises that they help you prepare for interviews and find you jobs in the area/field you want to work in, so that by the time you graduate, you have a job.

Does ut-houston's bsn program offer the same? Do they help you with that stuff as well?

[Emmasmom03]

Most schools have those same rules. San Jac went to that this semester and you cannot pass with out a 75 and there is a HESI exam for most courses. No nursing program will be easy.

[HouTx, BSN, MSN, EdD]

I'm a bit biased because I did my MSN at UT-H, but both are top-notch programs. In terms of versatility & wider access to academic resources, UT-H comes out ahead because of location & cross-enrollment benefits/shared resources with the other schools in the UT-H Health Science Center (Medicine, Pharmacy, Public Health).