Jennss29

Hi, I'm not currently attending ACC. I'm still hoping someone that attended the program will see this post and give us all an insight.

I would like to know how the program is also at American career college. How the instructors are and such.....

Have you researched any other schools?

Same reason.

That is too bad. I wish they could say that in advance about nursing core classes. I explained in the beginning that I have one year of nursing school (RN) complete and was told of course that they would take a look at my classes but first I have to pay the 75 enrollment fee, then go thru financial aid, and then have my interview to then have my transcript evaluated.

Yes I am

I also attended the Information session at ACC in Los Angeles. For my situation it's a little different since I have already completed one year of nursing school at a community college. However I still need to complete the HESI entrance exam before having my transcripts evaluated.

Id like to know too!!!

Seems like there is no one out there that can provide us with information :/

Hello everyone. I started this threat to get some insight information about the ADN program at ACC in Los Angeles, CA. Anyone that took this program? What was/is your experience like? How is the quality of the program and how long did it take you to complete? Any difficulty finding a job afterward? Did you transfer to a BSN? I am asking all these questions because I have completed one year of Nursing at a Community College where almost half the class was not successful the third semester. I am one of them and I don't want to wait "no more than two years" to get back into the program if I don't have to. I'm also wondering if they take transfer students and transfer their nursing classes? I know this program is fairly new P.S I am aware of the tuition for the program, please. Id like only info about the ACC ADN experience. Thanks all!

Something I'd like to know now I'm in the same boat as you were. If you ever see this post again please update me with your turnout and what you figured out! :)

I wonder. Are there any LVN programs that accept transfer ADN students. I'm in a similar situation. I've only completed one year of ADN school and I am looking for a temp financial fix as ADN school is on hold until further notice.

Hi Determination, I was reading through your post and was wondering if you've made a decision as to whether becoming an LVN or taking an RT program. I'm currently in the same boat. I've applied to various RN programs but I always end up as an alternate or waitlisted. Since RN does not seem to be happening I was thinking of doing RT also of just getting my degree in healthcare management while I wait for nursing because that's not happening soon. Hopefully you're still active and hear back from you!

Have faith, I've decided be positive.

I'm actually looking into it. I live in California and all the nursing schools that I've applied to always waitlist me. I've applied to the college and I am about to submit my official transcripts to my assigned D'youville counselor and see how things go from there!