lilmarshy

Both colleges are well respected within the community. I'm currently in my last semester at JU and would recommend it if you want to go into the critical care field because that is what we are known for; however UNF just added a Perioperative course that I wish they had when I first started my nursing degree. JU's class sizes aren't as small as you would expect ranging 35-40 students easily. All in all, great program that has a great report among area hospitals. If you have any questions about JU I would love to answer them. Best of luck on your nursing journey!

I'm currently in my final semester at JU. For the most part JU school of nursing is a wonderful program; however because of JU's reputation within the community they are beginning to let more students into the program which can be a good thing. The class sizes may not be as small as you think they might be. My junior year once the traditional and accelerated program with the second degrees merged we had about 80 students in one room. The school of nursing finally realized that we have outgrown our building that we share with Ortho and is currently in the works for a brand new building. JU has a respected presence in the community when it comes to critical care so if critical care is a field that you are interested in than JU is for you. Overall, it is a great program that has a good report with the community. If you have any questions, I would be happy to answer them. Best of luck!!