Published Mar 23, 2008
preemiebabie
3 Posts
Has anyone heard of this program?
http://www.excelsioreducationservices.com/15.html
Thanks!
:confused:
elkpark
14,633 Posts
Welcome to allnurses! :balloons:
There are a kazillion existing threads here on EC -- look in the Distance Learning forum. Lots of info there, and lots of people who are in the program.
NURSEOK5
54 Posts
I am currently enrolled with this program and have taken NC1, preparing for NC3, I have not had the best study habits but I am working on that. I think for a distance program it measures up. I am concerned about the clinical, from the info. being put out there about it. The advisors are helpful and I recommend using the free content guidlines offered.
BBFRN, BSN, PhD
3,779 Posts
Thread moved to Distance Learning forum, to encourage more responses.
Lunah, MSN, RN
14 Articles; 13,773 Posts
I'm not sure it's the same thing as Excelsior College ... http://www.excelsior.edu ... this looks to be a middle-man-type company. Anyone have any clue? Aha ... just saw this in VERY fine print: "Disclaimer: Excelsior Education Services is an independent organization and is neither affiliated to nor is it a branch of Excelsior college." It sounds somewhat like Distance Learning Systems, with in-person tutoring/classes that end up with the students taking actual EC exams.
The OP might be better just going to the actual EC website.
I take great exception to their subtitle -- "Become a registered nurse the easy way." *snort* Excelsior is NOT the easy way.
Yep- I agree.
Lorie P.
755 Posts
:yeah: If these people only knew!
Thanks for a good laugh Lunah! We EC students know how hard this is, ain't easy mate!
I'm not sure it's the same thing as Excelsior College ... http://www.excelsior.edu ... this looks to be a middle-man-type company. Anyone have any clue? Aha ... just saw this in VERY fine print: "Disclaimer: Excelsior Education Services is an independent organization and is neither affiliated to nor is it a branch of Excelsior college." It sounds somewhat like Distance Learning Systems, with in-person tutoring/classes that end up with the students taking actual EC exams.The OP might be better just going to the actual EC website. I take great exception to their subtitle -- "Become a registered nurse the easy way." *snort* Excelsior is NOT the easy way.
Good catch -- sounds like it's definitely not the same as EC (but I'm sure they don't mind if people don't notice the fine print ... )