Montefiore School of Nursing (Dorothea Hopfer)

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Hi, I want to know if there's any of you here who is currently a student or has been a student of Montefiore school of nursing (used to be Dorothea Hopfer school of nursing) in Mt. Vernon?? Can you tell me about the school's nursing program or maybe your personal experience in the program? And I live in queens, is the traveling going to be an issue 'coz I'm just taking the subway/metro north to get there.. do u happen to know if there are students from queens that goes to this school? Any response will be highly appreciated. Thank you.

hey everyone!! i applied and received my invitation and will be taking the kaplane exam next fridaY!!! so excited but yet soooooooo nervous!!! any suggestions?? i really want to get in for jan 2016=)

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Hi Nicolep303, did you take your test how did it go? how many people were there taking the test?

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Hey! Yes I took it last week. The science I found difficult because I didn't take all my sciences yet. There was about 15 students taking the test. I'm so worried bc there's a lot of people who apply and they only take 35-40 students!

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HI EVERY ONE I AM TRYING TO APPLY FOR august 2016. do i have to take the teas or kaplan exam? and if any one can tell us how the program is if it is worth the price. thank you

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HI EVERY ONE I AM TRYING TO APPLY FOR august 2016. do i have to take the teas or kaplan exam? and if any one can tell us how the program is if it is worth the price. thank you

Hi there. The entrance exam's now Kaplan. I'm graduating from MSON this wk. the program is rigorous. No social life n u can manage ur time right u can get some sleep.

The program's on the pricey side compared to community colleges. But I don't think it's as competitive as community colleges because of the people trying to get in. People might not want to owe a lot of money so they opt for the community colleges but that's added stress cause u have to compete with hundreds n hundreds of applicants.

Once u do get in whatever college u choose, I advise to take it one exam at a time. N focus, read, understand the etiology. There r dozens of resources online that u can use to learn. Either visual or audio.

Good luck!!!

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