Nybon Nursing School Under Investigation

I finished my LPN-RN program from Carleen Health Institute. I took the NCLEX under New York state board and passed the exam. I'd been waiting on the license a couple of weeks and decided to call NYbon, was told the school is under review - hence they would not be issuing any licenses till the review is done. They also wouldn't give a time frame. Does anyone have any idea how long these reviews usually take or what could be done in situations like this?

Tara45 said:

@starr you're wrong  NYS takes forever to process your application got license in NYC as PHysical therapist has to call them everyday about my application. NYS is very strict when it comes to licensing therefore they wouldn't allow those students to sit for the NCLEX if they didn't meet the requirements.

You're absolutely right. Something has to be right before they let these students to take the exam.  

Specializes in oncology.
LolaNurse said:

If student's are able to take the NCLEX?  The school had to be accredited for student to  be allowed to take the NCLEX. 

It only needs to be approved. The Florida board of nursing no longer approves these programs.

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New York Board of Nursing NCLEX Requirements

Have good moral character.

Be at least 17 years old (LPN licensure) or at least 18 years old (RN licensure)

Have graduated high school/equivalency.

Graduated from a state-approved nursing education program.

Carleen's student handbook from 2016 states that "fees" can be refundable.

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Students enrolled in the LPN-BSN transition program pay an estimated tuition of $17,835. Students enrolled in the RN-BSN transition program pay an estimated tuition of $11,310. The cost of books is not included. Other costs may vary and include fees for exams, technology, student services, uniforms, and labs. All fees paid by the student to CHI, except for the registration fee, are refundable. All related costs for programs are printed

 

carleen3.pdf

@londonflo Who's approving these school, if Florida is not.  How are they not aware. 

Specializes in oncology.
LolaNurse said:

if Florida is not.  How are they not aware. 

Florida BON just approves the curriculum as stated when it is delivered to them. They cannot do site visits to actually see what is happening. It used to be that a for-profit school had to have a 10% below national  average (usually 82-85%) for 3 years running.. Schools started instituting an 'exit exam' to bar low performing students from graduating.

The State instituted a new criteria. Schools had to obtain accreditation for CCNE or ACEN within 5 years or less for long time existing schools. But unfortunately even after a school knew they were going to lose approval they continued to admit students, collect tuition and fees. 

Everyone needs to complain to the Florida Department of education, the FBON, the Office of the Governor ,I have read here he is VERY business $$$ focused. (I don't live in Florida so don't know) but it  is best to contact every congressperson or state senator ) if you are effected. One in 17 nurses is a Registered voter. We count and we can hurt them in an election.  Stop waiting for NYS or other states 

Also send letters to the ANA and your local SNA. Aren't they there to protect our education and license? 

AS they say here:

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Membership in ANA is central to your development as a nurse. From the moment you start your career, we will be there to support and assist your lifelong professional growth. It's a way for you to affect change and be a part of something bigger.

But I tried to list their address for letters but there is none listed. Plenty of ways to pay for ANA enterprises (like ANCC, copyright request, publishing,  jobs etc.) Guess they are not interested in hearing from us. carleen1.jpg.b30d2fac638bb7bd53324d1b406bd609.jpg

I remember going to health career institute which then changed to hci college . Promised us they were in the process of getting the accen accreditation and never got it til this day 

Gators_95 said:

So she's tied to the three main schools along with Sunshine Academy, Quisqeya and Florida College of Health. I mean as long as you did not attend none of those then I would not be worried....I mean reading the article these people didn't even go to nursing school and the program was terminated 

Some People did go to school. Why is assuming some did not 

Updated list of nursing schools NYS BON has under review

No ATT's or licenses for graduates of the schools listed below,

 **** please put all workflows on hold and make sure alerts are on files**

 America Health Care/Ohio America Health Care= Denied-must obtain new nursing ED

Angel Tech Institute

Azure College (710957, 743010, 746810)

Carleen (All Locations) including Carleen Home Health

Florida College of Health and Sciences (both locations)

Hosanna College of Health (734210)

IDEAL PROFESSIONAL INSTITUTE, INC. – 702910

JAY COLLEGE OF HEALTH LLC – 753410

Med-Life Institute (All locations)

Merit Technical Institute School of Allied Health (754731- US18100100)

Palm Beach School of Nursing (733410)

QUISQUEYA HEALTH CARE ACADEMY - 747210

QUISQUEYA SCHOOL OF NURSING - no school code

Revelation University (754110)

Sacred Heart International (741410)

Siena College of Health (750010)

Siena Educational Center (742210)

Sierra Allied Health Academy (760731- US18104000)

Sigma Institute of Health Careers (IHF code 739510

SUNSHINE ACADEMY - 716810

Techni-Pro Institute (749420, 748810)

starr2022 said:

Updated list of nursing schools NYS BON has under review

No ATT's or licenses for graduates of the schools listed below,

 **** please put all workflows on hold and make sure alerts are on files**

Where are you getting this information?

londonflo said:

Florida BON just approves the curriculum as stated when it is delivered to them. They cannot do site visits to actually see what is happening. It used to be that a for-profit school had to have a 10% below national  average (usually 82-85%) for 3 years running.. Schools started instituting an 'exit exam' to bar low performing students from graduating.

The State instituted a new criteria. Schools had to obtain accreditation for CCNE or ACEN within 5 years or less for long time existing schools. But unfortunately even after a school knew they were going to lose approval they continued to admit students, collect tuition and fees. 

Everyone needs to complain to the Florida Department of education, the FBON, the Office of the Governor ,I have read here he is VERY business $$$ focused. (I don't live in Florida so don't know) but it  is best to contact every congressperson or state senator ) if you are effected. One in 17 nurses is a Registered voter. We count and we can hurt them in an election.  Stop waiting for NYS or other states 

Also send letters to the ANA and your local SNA. Aren't they there to protect our education and license? 

AS they say here:

But I tried to list their address for letters but there is none listed. Plenty of ways to pay for ANA enterprises (like ANCC, copyright request, publishing,  jobs etc.) Guess they are not interested in hearing from us. carleen1.jpg.b30d2fac638bb7bd53324d1b406bd609.jpg

Thank you for this information. can the state have some students take courses that are missing? 

starr2022 said:

Updated list of nursing schools NYS BON has under review

No ATT's or licenses for graduates of the schools listed below...

I see they now added Sigma. This definitely from me as I graduated 2020 but passed the NCLEX just recently. My school was FBON approved when I graduated but closed in Feb 2022 from poor pass rates. They were on probation also mid 2021 for low NCLEX pass rates.

LolaNurse said:

Thank you for this information. can the state have some students take courses that are missing? 

This is a really good idea right here.

starr2022 said:

Updated list of nursing schools NYS BON has under review...

So, all Johanah schools are under review as well ?

a reliable source

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