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For accepted students, has anyone received any emails or an envelope regarding info needed for the program ? still waiting on mine LOL

She mentioned that the last class received a 83% on the NCLEX We just finished our meeting but definitely send another email to Paul Reid so he can clarify

Theres 84 participants including a couple of professors

Yes I will

OK I’m not the only one??

Did anyone get connected to the zoom meeting?

Yes exactly! No need to worry ?

Also I am a former student from a University that has a really well known nursing program (Pace) and I've witnessed friends of mine pass on the first try and others including one of my best friends fail the exam twice before she finally passed. I also was a potential NYU nursing student( committed but didn't attend due to far commute) and I had a close friend of mine from that program who passed on the first try while his two good friends failed it but ended up passing after the second/third try. So it really just depends on each student.

Hi guys, I know everyone is starting to question and second guess if they want to attend Mercy after their NCLEX pass rate, however, I personally wouldn't just go based on their stats because each nursing program does help prepare students for the NCLEX, its just whether or not each individual retains the information. I know so many former nursing students from the same/different programs and some who have passed their NCLEX for the first time and others who didn't and took them at least one more or even 2-3 more times and still became an RN. I do believe schools do prepare you for passing the NCLEX otherwise they would not be accredited. This is also fairly a new program as well so as time goes by their pass rates will tend to rise. Also you have to look at how many people are in each class as well. Schools with a smaller class population will have a rougher time with their stats. When students prepare for the NCLEX or other license/ state exams, you usually rely on books based on that specific exam, the notes and powerpoints from your classes not as much. I am personally going based on former students I know who have dealt with studying and taking the NCLEX. All I'm saying is that at the end of the day its based on how well the student retains the info and prepares for the exam.

Where did you find this from?

Has she said anything else about the program overall? Faculty and classes wise ?

Yes it changes once you been accepted Hi everyone, Does anyone know if this program will be remote/ in person or both next semester?

Not too sure to be honest I will ask ------------------------- though!

Is anyone attending the accepted students info session on Tues the 20th?

Is anyone attending the accepted students info session on Tues the 20th?