MsBreeRN2B

Hello, I'm currently looking into attending Keiser University's AS-RN program in Orlando and have a few questions for any previous or current RN students. I'm currently taking my prereq's at SSC, but wanted to get a head start with applying to Keiser. I've heard that they have a good reputation with the local hospitals which is great. I'm a mother of 2 so some flexibility is a must. I would appreciate the answers to the following questions: 1. What are the pros/cons to attending this school? 2. How flexible are the classes? 3. What is the estimated cost for this program? Do they have scholarship assistance? 4. Are the professors helpful? 5. What hospitals is this school affiliated with as far as clinical sites? 6. Is there a high probability of a Keiser student being hired at one of the major hospitals like Florida Hospital? 7. Are classes available in the evening or is this a day only program? If someone could help me, I'd really appreciate it. I really need to make an informed decision before proceeding. P.S. If I forgot to ask anything, please feel free to add your input. -MsBreeRN2B

Hello, I'm currently looking into attending Herzing University's AS-RN program in Orlando and have a few questions for any previous or current RN students. I have an information session coming up on August 9th and have done lots of research on this school. Many of the reviews were negative, but that's a given with some schools. I need the answers to the following questions: 1. What are the pros/cons to attending this school? 2. How flexible are the classes? 3. What is the estimated cost for this program? Do they have scholarship assistance? 4. Are the professors helpful? 5. What hospitals is this school affiliated with as far as clinical sites? 6. Is there a high probability of a Herzing student being hired at one of the major hospitals like Florida Hospital? If someone could help me, I'd really appreciate it. I really need to make an informed decision before proceeding. P.S. If I forgot to ask anything, please feel free to add your input. -MsBreeRN2B