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RSHT

I am getting ready to start school at RSHT (Richmond School of Health Technology). It seems like a good program but I have also been hearing many rumors about their teachers teaching styles and their NCLEX pass rate. Has anyone graduated from RSHT recently who can give me some insight of if this the right decision or not.

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i graduated from RSHT in 2007 (finished in 2006)...and the clinicals were unorganized, classes sometimes didn't have instructors, and the administration was terrible... However, if your are determined and self motivated you should be fine. When finished i didn't have a problem finding a job-and i passed the NCLEX on the first try (the ppl who cheated their way through class didn't)!!!

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That's exactly how I feel. I feel like I am determined and ready to focus. I graduated high school im 06' and have been at J Sarg since, there I was getting stringed along and felt like it was time for a change. Like I said I feel like you get what you put into it. But I wanted an opinion on whether or not the SCHOOL was willing to do the same for me. Also, do you know anything about their bridge program to RN (I'm going into the LPN program).

No i dont no anything about the RN Bridge program.... GOODLUCK :smokin::specs:

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