pacific college rRN program

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hi

I apply at pacific college. I passed my interview  for ADN . does anybody knows how is this school for RN. / will you recommend?

well if you go for the BSN it is 85000 and if you go for the ADN it is like 55 I think

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During the program, do they have a weekly exam or quizzes? How hard is the class? After students complete the whole program, do they have to take a exist exam to graduate?

 

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Specializes in lvn.

anyone in the program, how is the skills and clinicals? where r u going to and how long are you there for?

 

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On 10/19/2021 at 10:30 AM, RNegash said:

Hey guys 

so far I’ve learned lecture is online and skills and clinicals are in person for the first semester which days do you report in person ? 

I'm in Cohort 4, we just started our second semester. Covid policies have made everything chaotic with hospitals cancelling student rotations and/or switching days of clinicals. What I will say is the program has the right people in charge at the top, they actually care. It's a strange time to be in any nursing school, lot of uncertainty due to the constantly changing Covid policies. Theory right now is 9-12 on Tuesday for med surg with a one hour break, then you go 1-4. Clinical days and locations depend what group you're in. 

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Hi @Kevfit

Do you know how much is the total program costs if you transfer all required prerequisites? I was in a zoom info session and we were told the program is $85,000. I have been trying to get in contact with the program but they don't answer.

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On 5/30/2021 at 11:27 AM, lajoybrown08 said:

Hey, 

Thanks for all the information, I look forward to joining you in July. Also, they just started this (skip fundamentals thing) if you pass the pharmacology and skills test. When I started taking my pre reqs with them back in 2018 they were still going through getting the program approved and I was told they’re wouldn’t be any “bridge” or bypassing fundamentals until they were 2 years into starting the program. Because I was originally wasn’t suppose to be starting the program until this upcoming September but last month when I came in to take my TEAS I was told that they just got it approved and it was contingent upon space availability. So after I took my TEAS and did my interview I was able to make an appointment to take the pharmacology and skills test, which I took on 5/17. 

Hi,

What kind of skills test and pharmacology test did you get? How did you study before you take the tests?

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On 1/12/2022 at 8:15 AM, Kevfit said:

I'm in Cohort 4, we just started our second semester. Covid policies have made everything chaotic with hospitals cancelling student rotations and/or switching days of clinicals. What I will say is the program has the right people in charge at the top, they actually care. It's a strange time to be in any nursing school, lot of uncertainty due to the constantly changing Covid policies. Theory right now is 9-12 on Tuesday for med surg with a one hour break, then you go 1-4. Clinical days and locations depend what group you're in. 

hello by any chance how many students you have have in cohort 4? how many are allow to apply?

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Aaaahhh what a lovely time to be late to the party huh? LOL hi guys! I’m new here. I just did my panel interview this past Wednesday. If I’m accepted into the program, I’ll be starting new month (May). How long after your interview until you all heard back? 

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On 12/15/2020 at 10:04 PM, anndreaa8 said:

Hi,

How long is the program ? 

What is your GPA?

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