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Hey there, I read about the hybrid track. Can you explain exactly what that is?

My sentiments as well! Thank you

Yes, this helped a lot! Thank you!! What school do you attend? Also, did you start the program with an ADN?

Thanks so much for that!! I figured from what I got from the admissions rep that I would either (like you said) do part-time or nothing at all. That really is my biggest concern!! I don't mind making the monetary investment but it's a really big sacrifice everywhere!! I think a little more than what I initially thought. ...Also, congrats on getting into the nursing program. Please keep me posted on how it goes!!

Thank you!

Hi, I am 33 years old, a wife and mother to three kids and I work full time. I am currently looking into accelerated programs and one in particular is MCI (Medical Careers Institute). I have scoured the internet reading reviews and I have of course found the 1. Disgruntled student who complained about the pricing 2. The student who failed the program or dropped out midway due to non-educated teachers 3. The student who hated the DON 4. The student absolutely repulsed at that fact that they attended MCI however they graduated. So, I am hoping that an actual student/graduate can give me some insight into how the program worked. What did your schedule look like and also ( if applicable) how did you manage family/work life and student life. Did you feel that you were given good information, where the teachers knowledgeable and have background in nursing? .. and one more thing. How was the admission process and the setting up of the your financial aide? Thanks in Advance!!!

I'm sorry!! ECPI/Medical Career Institute.

Hi, I am 33 years old, a wife and mother to three kids and I work full time. I am currently looking into accelerated programs and one in particular is MCI. I have scoured the internet reading reviews and I have of course found the 1. Disgruntled student who complained about the pricing 2. The student who failed the program or dropped out midway due to non-educated teachers 3. The student who hated the DON 4. The student absolutely repulsed at that fact that they attended MCI however they graduated. So, I am hoping that an actual student/graduate can give me some insight into how the program worked. What did your schedule look like and also ( if applicable) how did you manage family/work life and student life. Did you feel that you were given good information, where the teachers knowledgeable and have background in nursing? .. and one more thing. How was the admission process and the setting up of the your financial aide? Thanks in Advance!!!