McFatter LPN Program

@ iwanttobeanurse0214

hello,

you mentioned broward tech, i too was looking into their program. tution cost was also a issue for me. do you know of anyone who has actually attended? they seem to be very organized, but without really knowing how could one judge. i will stick it out and possibly attend sheridan or mcfatter.

best wishes to all on this journey!

Hi there Praying01, Im new to the site, and even though this thread is from last year, hope you respond...transferring from ATC to McFatter nights, would you please give me some info on instructors, clinical rotations etc...how are the tests??? are instructors reasonable??? are they somewhat "nice" and patient with students?? had such bad experience with instructor at ATC....thanks

Hi ashy's

I was apart of the evening program so from what I heard from the Day students we had it a tiny bit easier. The instructors are very good and clinical rotations were a drag. The hospitals didn't really wants us there and were more appreciated of thr BCC RN students. The instructors were not really reasonable, we would have to put up a fight during test questions we thought were wrong. The test were extreamly hard, but study and you will do fine....

Hope thiis helped

Has anyone graduated from Mcfatter in 2014,2015,2016?

what are the pros and cons of the school?

Do the teachers teach or is it just power points?

What percent is need on the test to pass?

Do you believe that you get prepared to be a good LPN?

what hospitals do you go to ?

what is better the morning or the night?

help please!!! thank you

HI,

what are the pros and cons of the school?

Do the teachers teach or is it just power points?

What percent is need on the test to pass?

Do you believe that you get prepared to be a good LPN?

what hospitals do you go to ?

what is better the morning or the night?

help please!!! thank you

hi,

what are the pros and cons of the school?

Do the teachers teach or is it just power points?

What percent is need on the test to pass?

Do you believe that you get prepared to be a good LPN?

what hospitals do you go to ?

what is better the morning or the night?

help please!!! thank you

Why do you believe that you are more relaxed?

The program was O.K., depending on the teachers.. some do teach. MOST use powerpoints. Clinical sites were mainly Memorial (they didn't let us do much) and nursing homes in Tamarac and Pembroke Pines. (A few others scattered in between.) 70% to pass the tests and the "units" 2-4 tests per unit. Average must be a 70%. I took days, however I heard nights were good as well. (Night classes definitely had less students, makes me think they might have gotten a better education with a smaller student to teacher ratio.)