Kelli717

That is totally not true. First of all we stopped using ATI last semester. The process of being accredited is to benefit the students, not the staff. Usually the negative comments are from people who don't put in the time needed to succeed.

Hi, I just wanted to let you know how I feel about the program. I am a 3rd semester student and really love the program. The teachers are great and truly care about our success. Don't get me wrong it is very challenging, but so are all RN programs. I am 33 and the mother of 4. I am doing great in this program and have learned so much. If you need any advice or help w anything let me know. I have some books that Im done w too. I've been in your shoes and know what your going through. My advice, don't listen to all the negative. Most of those comments come from people who don't put the time needed into this program. We just became nationally accredited. The program is difficult, but totally posiible. Good luck! My e-mail is [email protected] if you have any questions.

Hi, I just wanted to let everyone know how I feel about Bryant & Stratton's RN program. I am a current 3rd semester student and I feel that the program is wonderful. We did just become nationally accredited. The staff worked extremly hard to get us approved. The class sizes are small, and I feel that the teachers really care about our success. Don't get me wrong, this program is very challenging. It is a 20 month RN program, so don't think that your gonna skate through. Dedication is required. We have lost some people in our group, but it was not different from any other program. Most nursing programs will allow you to repeat only one core course, no exceptions. The people that I know who haven't made it have failed a science course or a nursing class. The program is expensive, but a 20 month RN program is hard to find, especially one without a waiting list. Another good point about Bryant & Stratton is that you do not need pre-reqs. You can take them all together. I work for UH and my supervisor is very impressed w/ our graduates. We were just informed that now that we are nationally accredited all of our classes will transfer. Even Case Western Reserve will accept them now. I am very satisfied. Most of the negative comments are from people who havnt done their research or whom havn't had success in this program. We are all adults, and an RN degree will not just be handed to you. 20 months of complete dedication is more than worth it in the long run.