Lynzee_84

I graduated from BM college august 06. I attended Findlay campus. All of the students I graduated with (about 15) passed their NCLEX the 1st time except for 1. BM college is not an "easy" college, you have to work for that degree. I loved the staff, and made many friends along the way. If they arent accredited then I wonder why my A&P 1 & 2 transferred towards my RN...hmmm...It probably depends on what school you go through too. You start a new class each month, no waiting list, and have an almost 100 percent pass rate for the NCLEX. Im definately glad I picked this program.

Is that in the contract? Cuz they never told me that.

Anyone know if after you apply to the college network and it isnt what you expected, can you cancel?

I forgot to mention too, that yes the NAME Brown Mackie is only about a year old, but this school has been around for MUCH MUCH longer than that. It used to be named Southern Ohio College and before that is was Stauzenberger (not sure about spelling) not sure on the exact number of years but the program is much older than 1 year old.

I am currently attending Brown Mackie and yes it is accredited and it does offer the IV therapy in with the program. They just added the IV therapy. The school is a bit more expensive but they have almost 100% pass rate on state boards. To pass each class you have to have an 80 or better. There is no wait list and the faculty there are really great. They really care about your education. I am in my last month right now getting ready to do preceptorship. The PN program is 15 months long. I have had no problems with this school and have been offered 2 jobs by facilities that we practice our clinicals at. So Brown Mackie cant be that bad of a school can it? So many people think this school isnt worth anything because its so small and no one has heard of it but I kept with my instincts and turned out to be a great experience. I would recommend this school to anyone.

Hello! I am due to graduate in August of 06' from LPN school. During the month of July I have to participate in preceptorship with an RN. The requirement is 90 hours and it can be in a hospital (med/surg) or in a nursing home. I was wondering if anyone could guide me in finding a willing RN to do this with me. I dont know any RN's besides the one's that I have clinical with. I would really appreciate any help I can get as July is going to be here before I know it. I live in Upper Sandusky so any of the surrounding areas would be great (Tiffin, Marion, Findlay, Bucyrus, Mansfield...) Thank you very much!

I am currently attending Brown Mackie College in Findlay Ohio and I love the program. As for the credits transferring for the RN program at a different school I am not sure. From reading other posts, its kind of making me think. Everyone that I know that goes there like the program too. Yes the minimum passing grade is 80% in all classes but in my opinion that better prepares you for the NCLEX/State Boards. The classes are hard but you have to be willing to study study study. I have attended Owens also and I like this school better. Please feel free to ask me any questions if you would like. Thanks :)