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This hit the head on the nail for me. Never cared for med-surg and I never will. Sure, it's a great place to learn things but I have absolutely no interest in med-surg whatsoever. That's part of the reason why I accepted psych as my first job. I've always had an interest in psych but my goodness the first day of my clinical was a complete mess. We were originally suppose to have one professor but ended up having two different professors. The first professor we had did not belong anywhere near students or patients. It was that bad. So disorganized. The second professor we had was what we really needed and made me truly appreciate psych nursing.

They'll help you. It's not so much "homework" in the traditional sense (ATI is pretty much our equivalent of homework) but a lot of lecturing and studying. There's also lab components. But I really mean it when the teachers want you to succeed.

When they say individual test you'll be taking the test by yourself. After that, we take a group test and if the group test gets 90% or higher you get extra points that go towards your individual test score. If the group test doesn't score 90% or higher no extra points will be added. We also have a challenge period where if there were answers that also could be considered correct you can reference your reasoning for selecting that answer and possibly get extra points towards your individual score that way.

Man, I totally forgot I made this thread! Anyways, update time: I'm still in Roseman and from my experience so far it is definitely doable. But is it easy? Nope! If I could summarize this school in a sentence it would be: they want to pass with a 90% or higher on the exams and stuff but you gotta give 100%! I think that's the reason why working while in this school is really difficult and I feel bad for my classmates that still have to work and families to take care of. I can't imagine how hard balancing studies and all that stuff would be. PS I know one of my group members posted on this thread

Anyone having difficulties with getting private loans?

I got accepted for CSN's program for this fall but I turned it down in favor for Roseman. If only they offered a BSN instead of an ADN. I wish you all the best of luck though!

Congrats on graduating! Was the program as difficult as they say it is? Did most people pass?

I got accepted approximately 2-3 weeks after the interviews (mine was in March). Can't wait to meet my new classmates though!

Hi everyone! I saw a couple of thread regarding Roseman's nursing program but most of them are dated from 2012 or so. Anyways, I was curious if there is anyone currently in the 18 month program and how do they like it so far. I'm going to be starting there this August and just wanted to hear from current students.