Roxbury CC

try the mass bon. i know they have have a partnership with NE baptist for adn rn's.

You should be able to look up their nclex pass rate here.

http://www.mass.gov/portal/site/massgovportal/menuitem.6b3609bb385731c14db4a11030468a0c/?pageID=eohhs2subtopic&L=5&L0=Home&L1=Researcher&L2=Physical+Health+and+Treatment&L3=Nursing+Statistics&L4=National+Council+Licensure+Examinations+(NCLEX)+by+School&sid=Eeohhs2

I graduate from Roxbury Community College, my nursing program was pretty tough. We started our program with 67 or 68 students and we graduated this may with only 36. We had clinicals on major boston Hospital like Mass General Hospital, Boston Medical Center, Bringham and Women's, Sulffolk Country Correctional Facitlity and much more! I would not have chosen any other way to start my nursing carreer.

I graduate from Roxbury Community College, my nursing program was pretty tough. We started our program with 67 or 68 students and we graduated this may with only 36. We had clinicals on major boston Hospital like Mass General Hospital, Boston Medical Center, Bringham and Women's, Sulffolk Country Correctional Facitlity and much more! I would not have chosen any other way to start my nursing carreer.

I agree with you pirituba. I graduated from RCC in June 2007 from the ADN program. It is a very tough program and I will recommend it to anyone.

I can proudly say, I also graduated from Roxbury Community College, June 2007. It's program is very rigorous and not for the weak of heart. It's graduates become awesome nurses.

I also graduated in June 2007 from RCC!

Roxbury Community College Rocks!

Tough Program, good preparation!

- Brian

Class of 2008 (evening program)

Congratulations to you all. I went to Curry College for the accelerated BSN program since it was tailor made for people like me. However, I attended RCC for the prerequisites and applied there as my backup. I had a great experience there... the administration of the school was a bit strange, but my teachers were top notch and I got a lot out of the experience.

Several years ago there was a situation where the administration was involved with shady activities. I think several heads have rolled and things have greatly improved since.

I too am a proud graduate of RCC (may '07)! a great program, be prepared to work your butt off! they don't hesitate to cut people out of the program, no free passes! good luck! let us know what u decide.

if you take nln test 1 test through them does that mean they will acept you to the nursing program. im an lpn

hello im an lpn. i took the ace 1 test at rcc and pass with 80%

i was wondering of my chance of getting into the nursing program. anyone took this route and have more info for me.

thanks