Futurenrs

hello...sorry i'm not on here as often but to answer your questions...i will be graduating next year...the bahamas has been good so far. everyone is going to have thier own experience and feelings. but for me its been good especially i drive four hours to get to the school compared to someone that lives in the area complaining...people don't have to stay in a school if thier not happy.. why.. your just going to be miserable till the end of the program..i have no complaints.. carleen is always sweet...and also compared to her school if you attend city college ft. lauderdale for the rn thier tuiton is three times hers and they also go to the bahamas...as i have said in the previous post pls dont listen to others bad experience to hold you back from getting what you want and pls don't make a decision based on my experience which has been good, with all the waiting list out there to find a school anywhere i'm thier, b/c at the end of the day i'm achieving a goal to become an rn and thats all that is important. believe me people have bad experiences at universitys and comm. colleges..you know what you want and thats all thats important... all the best..to all rns to be...

I attend this school and it has been a great program for me so far, her program is getting full quick so take consideration on attending if this is the decision you make. If your doing the bridge program then the program is a little shorter than mines for I am in the RN program. The Bahamas is included in the price of the program, if it was said otherwise it is not true..No the ati is not given at this school..Extra credit no, I don't think the word fail should even be an option, in nursing school you should have a study group or if studying by yourself works that's great. I went in signed up toke the entrance and here I am on the rode the becoming and RN, best decision. Remember you are only in the Bahamas for your clinical not drama... I would recommend this school to anyone and everyone, b/c its not easy getting into a nursing program with all the waiting list...All the best in your decision and to all the nurses to be.

I currently attend that school and the 15 credits that are needed are general education credits that you have already taking at a community college or private school and she combines that with your nursing core credits to give you your certificate of completion for her program. It so far has been a great program for me, if you work and have a family this program should fit you perfectly, its two morning days and or evenings a week. Please get information for yourself one comment is not enough to make your decision especially for nursing which is a program so hard to get into when there is a lot of waiting list in schools for nursing. Please think smart before you walk away from a opportunity that everyone wishes they can be apart of which is called nursing. If you start in Nov. just think two years from then you are a RN..its a beautiful and rewarding thing...All the best in your decision..and to all the nurses to be...