which school to choose

jmsl · Oct 21, 2006

hello to everyone! i've been reading through the threads and it was of great help for me. i'm a 2nd courser scouting for a REPUTABLE school to attend. i've inquired and have been assessed in different institutions, but these two stand out (because of their programs, schooling duration and proximity), dr. carlos lanting and st. joseph. not to start any flaming between graduates and students of both schools, pero i'd like to hear some feedback regarding these schools. any input will be much appreciated. TIA and more power!

hi random_thought, i'm a second courser and looking for a good school too. a lot of top schools here in manila are not accepting 2nd courser .they prefer fresh high school graduate. i also do research and interview a 2nd courser too and even visits schools for evaluation and to know how many years to finish BSN.

Manila Central University accepts 2nd courser, below 28 years old and if you're not graduate of allied course, you can finish the course 3-1/2 years.

Perpetual Help College-Manila - accepts 2nd courser

Manila Doctors College - accepts given that you are 26 year old below. the exposure is very good and NLE passing rate is high.

Concordia College (Pedro Gil) - accepts 2nd courser but if your are going to study this sem they are not offering health care 1 unless that 10 students will enroll on this subject and that's the time they will open it. better visit the school for evalutation. NLE passing rate is high. (HIgh compare to schools that are offering 2nd courser)

And a lot more...

Better visit this site so that you can choose what school you want to enroll. http://newsinfo.inq7.net/examresults/20060718_nursing07182006.pdf

Let me know what school you prefer. Good luck. :wink2:

jmsl · Oct 21, 2006

hello to everyone! i've been reading through the threads and it was of great help for me. i'm a 2nd courser scouting for a REPUTABLE school to attend. i've inquired and have been assessed in different institutions, but these two stand out (because of their programs, schooling duration and proximity), dr. carlos lanting and st. joseph. not to start any flaming between graduates and students of both schools, pero i'd like to hear some feedback regarding these schools. any input will be much appreciated. TIA and more power!

may i ask how many years are you going to take BSN at Lanting. Haven't inquired yet on that school. all schools that i've inquired based on their evaluation, 3 more years to finish the course. btw, i finished BSME (BS MEch Engg)

dindog · Oct 21, 2006

Am planning on taking up nursing too and am also an engineering grad. I visited Lanting friday oct. 21 in the am. They said I can finish it in 3 years max BUT maybe I can do it in 2.5years. Better inquire there yourself. I've heard a lot of great things about Lanting. They offer special nursing programs for 2nd coursers. You can ask current students there. I did.

icky47 · Oct 25, 2006

Top Nursing Schools in the Philippines!

1 UP-Manila 100%

**2 St. Paul College-Iloilo 99.57%

3 Silliman University - Dumaguete City 98.39

4 West Visayas State University 97.06%

5 University of Santo Tomas Manila 96.67%

6 Saint Louis University - Baguio City 95.05

7 Mindanao State University Marawi City 95.0%

8 St. Paul College-Dumaguete City 93.38

9 Pamantasan ng Lunsod ng Maynila 92.53%

10 SAINT MARY'S UNIVERSITY - Bayombong 91.02%

11 St. Paul College-Manila 90.81%

12 University of the East-Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Center 90.57%

** - do not accept 2nd coursers as far as i know...

=)

SUNNYSKIES · Oct 25, 2006

hi random_thought, i'm a second courser and looking for a good school too. a lot of top schools here in manila are not accepting 2nd courser .they prefer fresh high school graduate. i also do research and interview a 2nd courser too and even visits schools for evaluation and to know how many years to finish BSN.
Manila Central University accepts 2nd courser, below 28 years old and if you're not graduate of allied course, you can finish the course 3-1/2 years.
Perpetual Help College-Manila - accepts 2nd courser
Manila Doctors College - accepts given that you are 26 year old below. the exposure is very good and NLE passing rate is high.
Concordia College (Pedro Gil) - accepts 2nd courser but if your are going to study this sem they are not offering health care 1 unless that 10 students will enroll on this subject and that's the time they will open it. better visit the school for evalutation. NLE passing rate is high. (HIgh compare to schools that are offering 2nd courser)
And a lot more...
Better visit this site so that you can choose what school you want to enroll. http://newsinfo.inq7.net/examresults/20060718_nursing07182006.pdf
Let me know what school you prefer. Good luck. :wink2:

Gosh.. I wanted to study at MCU but that time theyre not accepting second coursers yet.. hmm im now graduating from Philippine College of Health Sciences.. :madface:

dindog · Oct 25, 2006

SUNNYSKIES: Gosh.. I wanted to study at MCU but that time theyre not accepting second coursers yet.. hmm im now graduating from Philippine College of Health Sciences.. :madface:

OH NO!!! That's the school owned by the controversial George Cordero. Watch out, all eyes are on that school.

SUNNYSKIES · Oct 25, 2006

SUNNYSKIES: Gosh.. I wanted to study at MCU but that time theyre not accepting second coursers yet.. hmm im now graduating from Philippine College of Health Sciences..
OH NO!!! That's the school owned by the controversial George Cordero. Watch out, all eyes are on that school.

I know thats why I wanted to bad to transfer to a different school.. but Im on my last sem.. do you think there are still schools that accept graduating students???? thanks!! :uhoh3:

dindog · Oct 25, 2006

There's a slim chance Lanting might acept you. Anyway, you can finish your studies at PCHS then before taking the local board and NCLEX, make sure to study hard. Follow suzanne4's "plan" efore taking the NCLEX. there have been positive results for nurses who followed that plan. it's free.

BurstPurse · Oct 26, 2006

There's a slim chance Lanting might acept you. Anyway, you can finish your studies at PCHS then before taking the local board and NCLEX, make sure to study hard. Follow suzanne4's "plan" efore taking the NCLEX. there have been positive results for nurses who followed that plan. it's free.

Hi Dindog, can you please supply the link regarding Suzanne's plan before taking NCLEX. I'm so interested on it.

dindog · Oct 26, 2006

It is in Nursing student forum, then NCLEX... Anyway, here's the link.

https://allnurses.com/forums/f197/first-tip-my-new-study-guide-135609.html

There are a lot of information here that you need to know so if you have time, explore the other forums. This Suzanne is very knowledgeable different areas. Right now I'm reading the thread "the quickest way geeting things done and licensed in the US". I dunno if its upadated. It was posted march '05. Anyway, here's the link: https://allnurses.com/forums/f75/quickest-way-getting-things-done-licensed-us-98305.html

Don't forget to read the latest post. You might get the outdated information.

SUNNYSKIES · Oct 26, 2006

It is in Nursing student forum, then NCLEX... Anyway, here's the link.
https://allnurses.com/forums/f197/first-tip-my-new-study-guide-135609.html
There are a lot of information here that you need to know so if you have time, explore the other forums. This Suzanne is very knowledgeable different areas. Right now I'm reading the thread "the quickest way geeting things done and licensed in the US". I dunno if its upadated. It was posted march '05. Anyway, here's the link: https://allnurses.com/forums/f75/quickest-way-getting-things-done-licensed-us-98305.html
Don't forget to read the latest post. You might get the outdated information.

hello dindo.. you pmed me about Suzannes "plan" where can i find that info? thank you so much!.. I actually dont have much time anymore to transfer to a different school, so i might as well follow your advice....