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Not sure. However, my fellow former CNA classmate and I (we just graduated from our CNA program) are planning to meet with one of the Allied Health Counselors tomorrow at Merced College at 8 am. We are going to ask as many questions as we can about the LVN and RN program. The school doesn't like to give out information about their Nursing programs over the phone. Their suggestion is always going to be to drop by and see one of the counselors during one of their scheduled tours.
Update: Merced does have a 1 1/2 to 2 year waiting list for their LVN program, so I was told by one of the counselors to just go for the RN program, since it goes by lottery and merit. I started my prerequisites in September, and I am scheduled to graduate with my RN degree in 2022. At around 5k, Merced has the cheapest nursing programs in the area.
Absolute pass, was in one of their cohorts (anon because the cohorts are small and staff are vengeful and unprofessional). It's a family run business and the staff and director of the program are all related. The clinical locations they place you are also run by their family and it leads to everyone covering each others back for all their mistakes. They try to suck you dry with their course costs and you have to fight for them to accept your prerequisites. 0/10 nope.
amneh
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Hello everyone,
I was wondering if anyone here as ever attended Xavier College of nursing? If so, how was your experience there? This school seems to be my last option and I'd like to get some opinions first before making a decision.
Thank you