help please

Hi--Probably the best thing to do is check on the community colleges, since that is where the ADN programs generally are. (I would say "always are," but I'm not 100% sure.)

Good luck!

hi lucas,

i will do just that. thanks!

hi lucas,

i will do just that. thanks!

San Jacinto College has a great ADN program. I've also heard great things about Alvin Community College! I have never heard any good remarks about Houston Community College. Just food for thought!:)

hi,

i'm a new member and i seems to find it difficult to read other members reply to me or it that nobody has answered to my cry for help!

i need advice on schools to go for ADN prog. i live in Houston area.:uhoh21:

San Jacinto Community College has a great ADN program....sorry, though I have a daughter in Houston, I haven't lived or worked there in 5 years....so I'm not familiar with additional schools....don't think you'll be disappointed in San Jac though....blessings to you!

San Jacinto Community College has a great ADN program....sorry, though I have a daughter in Houston, I haven't lived or worked there in 5 years....so I'm not familiar with additional schools....don't think you'll be disappointed in San Jac though....blessings to you!

thanks for the hint. some other people told me about it too i'll go check it out.

Stay Blessed!

San Jacinto College has a great ADN program. I've also heard great things about Alvin Community College! I have never heard any good remarks about Houston Community College. Just food for thought!:)

i appreciate your reply. thanks

i appreciate your reply. thanks

I agree San Jacinto Central has a really great ADN Program

I haven't heard great things about HCC though

There's also:

-ADN: North Harris, Alvin Community College

-BSN: UT-School of Nursing in Houston, Texas Woman's Univerisity, Houston Baptist Univeristy

I'm pretty sure there's a couple of more...google it!

Houston Community is a good school, but I would recommend the campus on Gessner at the old Memorial Hospital. They have changed the name, since I went. At that time, we used the same books as many of the BSN programs used, and my instructors were great. The only thing I have negative to say about the program is this: we did not have a strong pharm. class and the downtown medical campus did have a high fail rate for boards. I liked the fact that they offered evening nursing classes, too. I had a rotation at the VA, Memorial City, and a nursing home plus a pedi rotation at Shriners. It was wonderful. My psch rotation was in a lock up unit at the VA and then we did some of the milder psych stuff at a local private facility. I thought that the area I went to school in was easily assessed, not like some of the other campus sites. Hope this helps.