ICHS 2022

Nursing Students School Programs

Updated:   Published

Hello! Is there anybody who will be attending International College of Health Sciences (ICHS) in Florida in 2022?

I’m from Los Angeles , hbu? 

0 Votes
Specializes in Family Medicine, Pediatric, OR.

Yes, I am from Los Angeles, I replied because nothing in life is perfect and if you want something you go after it, no matter the circumstances. What happens to one person does not mean it will be your destiny.

1 Votes
5 hours ago, pig1995 said:

I’m from Los Angeles , hbu? 

Northern Cali

0 Votes
Specializes in Family Medicine, Pediatric, OR.

Southern California 

0 Votes

how is nursing program? what is the class schedule look like?

0 Votes
Quote
On 1/5/2022 at 7:21 PM, Christina Curto said:

I just submitted my application for February's class but I am soooo hesitant to actually go through with it.... Are the negative reviews troublesome to any one else? I really need an online / hybrid program, and I don't know of any others, but this program has been slaaaaaammed by so many students. Multiple people, including those I know personally, state that it is a highly disorganized program. They've stated that they change teachers mid class and change the testing format without any notice then tell you to be "adaptive" because you'll have to do that as a nurse. I don't know....I'm so nervous but I've been looking to do this program forever so I am truly unsure of what to do right now.

Hi, I'm from the central coast of Ca.

Of those people that you know personally, have any of them been able to complete the program? 

I was actually enrolled to start nursing core classes Nov 2021 but they made me retake one of the pre-requisites I've already taken (and passed!) but I suspect it was a way for them to get more money.  I will now be starting the nursing core classes with the Feb 2022 cohort.  Do you know how they're handling clinicals now --has anyone heard anything about that?

 

0 Votes

We should start a facebook group to help and support each other throughout the program 

3 Votes
Specializes in Education, FP, LNC, Forensics, ED, OB.

Posts removed/edited.

There are two ways to create a special area for your cohort, that are Terms-of-Service approved.

One is to create a facebook page.  This link is allowed to be posted.

The other is to create a "Club" within the site, by clicking on the Breakroom link (upper left-hand corner, in the yellow bar) and in the green area, click Start a Breakroom Club.

Any other references or links posted are not TOS-approved, and will be removed.

We wish you success In your Nursing program!.

0 Votes
2 hours ago, Qwerty123 said:

 

Hi. Here is what their admissions advisor informed me.

 

" All clinical will need to be satisfied here in FL.  The standard for our clinicals would be to travel within every semester, so about every 3-3.5 months, for about 8-12 days per semester. However right now, due to pandemic clinicals are 50/50. 50% online via Vsims (virtual simulation videos) where you will do clinical assessments online. The other 50% will be completed either when facilities open up or prior to completing the program and graduation".

0 Votes
Specializes in lvn.

does the exit test worry anybody? I am also from cali and have looked at this school for years. The exit tests are what scare me. I am also thinking of starting in feb 

1 Votes
Just now, pinycc said:

does the exit test worry anybody? I am also from cali and have looked at this school for years. The exit tests are what scare me. I am also thinking of starting in feb 

I hate exit exams and they do scare me, too. I was told it's like the HESI exam and passing score is an 850 or above. My plan is to stay focused, organized, and study, study! I am starting in February as well. 

0 Votes
On 1/9/2022 at 9:29 PM, tashafamous1 said:

Yes, I am from Los Angeles, I replied because nothing in life is perfect and if you want something you go after it, no matter the circumstances. What happens to one person does not mean it will be your destiny.

Too true! And if every potential issue would have stopped me, I'd never have gotten anywhere in life. It's prudent to step with caution and forethought and to consider the experiences of others, but all circumstances and issues considered, I think this program is a rare opportunity and still worth it for me. I definitely believe that what you put into something is a greater determination of your destiny than the cards you are dealt, so I plan to push through. I know you'd said you know multiple people who have graduated, but will you be considering the program yourself?

2 Votes
+ Add a Comment