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Benedict983

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  1. Had a horrible experience with them. It takes an act of congress to get a live person on the phone. Forget ever getting your financial aid squared away. I know many people have a great experience with them. Im afraid I cant say I did. I transferred to WGU. UTA is to big and does not specialize in on-line classes. I felt like I was just a dollar sign to them. BUT, having said that, several of my friends enjoyed UTA. Good luck.
  2. You will be hard pressed to find healthcare only meetings in DFW. There are plenty of good ones around tho. PM me for more info on that. DO NOT REPORT YOURSELF TO TPAPN if you don't have to. If you had a problem and have fixed it than there are no worries. Nobody will report you if they see you in a mtg. Even if they do there is nothing TPAPN can do.
  3. This information is not entirely accurate.
  4. Ok. Arguably 85% of the people who take the NCLEX will pass. People scoring 50%-70% on practice questions through NCBSN, Silverstri, and Kaplan all tend to do well.
  5. Thank you for the info! Good point sir or ma'am
  6. Wow...anyone can be called a Nurse regardless of whether they went to school or not. One can only be called a Registered Nurse (RN) after completing the requirements. Grossly misinformed individuals on this site. Some with lengthy nursing careers too.

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