Nursing school

I know nothing about Concord. Is it a for profit school? Where in Texas are you?

I'm in San Antonio. I'm doing my pre-requisites at the community college (which also has an ADN program), and I have my sights set on UTHSCSA (though I'm seriously hoping for an uptick in their NCLEX pass rates for the year).

Concorde is a private school, I'm in Dallas Tx I'm just frustrated because The private school Concorde is a fast route in order to be a nurse I just take the program but I won't be able to transfer my credits to keep my education going And a community college takes longer to be accepted I just don't know if it's worth the wait.. How does community college work in order to be a nurse?

If the credits don't transfer, that would be a deal breaker for me.

For the ADN route, you'll have to take basic classes like Algebra, History, Chemistry, English, etc - after those are done, you can apply to the nursing program, which takes two years. It's up to you how fast you finish the pre-requisites.

Here's a link I found with info on Dallas Community College: Nursing Programs

UT Arlington has 15 month BSN program. All classes are offered online with 2 clinical days per week. Check out their website http://www.academic partnerships.uta.edu

I graduated last year and have zero regrets.

What happens if I fail a certain subject or a quiz am I able to retake it?

What happens if I fail a certain subject or a quiz am I able to retake it?

You are not allowed to retake tests or quizzes if you fail them. If you fail a class, you will be required to retake it the following semester, possibly delaying your graduation. There is one really tough class in the program ----critical care or "nursing of adults" but with good organization and preparation, you should be fine!