DYLAN3

I attended Taylor College and before i started i compared it to other programs, i knew from the very first week this was the college for me. It was challenging but when i took my NCLEX boards it was apparent that they taught me and my classmates what we needed to be successful. I had instructors that i can say showed each of us that they cared about our success. I recommend this college to anyone. Also they now offer a weekend only LPN -RN program, so if you are an LPN and want to bridge to an RN go there they are the only college in central Florida that offers a seperate licensed LPN-RN bridge program.

I recommend this school to everyone, I want to tell you about my experiences at Taylor, its amazing for someone to write a nasty blog about instructors and clinical rotations. I am sure they were upset because they were failing or had some kind of disiplinary action against them. I had great experiences while at this school, the instructors met with me on a sunday before i was scheduled to take my NCLEX exam and we reviewed every system together, and this was not the first time they have done this. i have seen many of the staff walk by and hug a student when they heard they passed an exam. I received support from everyone and i remember an incident at clinical that made me realize i had chosen the best school in our area, the instructor had spent so much time with us students explaining a procedure that after the rotation was finished the hospital actually offered me a position upon graduation which i took and still employeed. I will go back to Taylor College to bridge up to get my RN because they are the only school that has a designated license for LPN-RN in the Marion county area and as a LPN I do not want to be crammed into a class with others just starting out. GO and talk to them and you will agree with me.