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The allnurses team is proud to announce the launch of our school reviews directory: Accredited Nursing Universities and Colleges | Peer Reviews.

Our strongest asset is our members. Our weakness is that information is found all over the site. For example, these days you can find school reviews in Pre-Nursing, General Student, the Online Distance Learning forum, and yes, even in the General Nurse forum ... I can go on. But, I think you get the message.

With the school directory, our goal is to have all the school reviews in one central area. Making it easy for our readers to find what they want when they need it the most.

Can you submit a school review today?

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Reviews can be submitted anonymously. (Select your school > click 'Add Review' > check the 'Anonymous Review' option)

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I f your school is not listed please post your request here and we'll make sure it gets listed.

Currently, we have 60 schools listed. We are adding schools every week.

SCHOOL REVIEWS CONTEST

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Everyone who submits a review will qualify to win a $100 amazon.com gift card.

We will choose 2 winners.

Winners will be announced May 31st.

Thank you.

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UPDATE JUNE 5

SCHOOL DIRECTORY CONTEST WINNERS ANNOUNCEMENT!!!

After 92 member reviews of 98 schools, we are proud to announce 2 winners of the $100 amazon.com gift cards ...

CONGRATULATIONS TO ...

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SopranoKris

Specializes in Education, FP, LNC, Forensics, ED, OB.
Lake Washington Institute of Technology

Nursing | Lake Washington Institute of Technology

Hello soyeonRN,

We have added Lake Washington Institute of Technology for future publication.

Thank you very much.

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Specializes in PACU.

I searched and cannot find.

Weber State University (public)

University of Utah (public)

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Specializes in Education, FP, LNC, Forensics, ED, OB.
I searched and cannot find.

Weber State University (public)

University of Utah (public)

Hello HeySis,

Weber State and U of Utah have been added. We will get them published in the future. Thank you.

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Can you add Brookhaven College in Flower Mound, Tx?

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Kennesaw State University

Nursing program is a part of the WellStar College of Health and Human Services

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Specializes in Education, FP, LNC, Forensics, ED, OB.
Can you add Brookhaven College in Flower Mound, Tx?

Hello cariboulover. Thank you for the suggestion. We have added Brookhaven College to the list.

Kennesaw State University

Nursing program is a part of the WellStar College of Health and Human Services

Kennesaw State University is now on the list, judyl13. Thank you very much.

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Baton Rouge Community College

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Specializes in Education, FP, LNC, Forensics, ED, OB.
Baton Rouge Community College

Baton Rouge CC is now on the list, littlebit_. Thank you!

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Specializes in Hospice / Psych / RNAC.

[ I am a 95' grad from OHSU's Ashland program. I will say that all my professors (nursing and non-nursing) were/are the best in the world "IMO." I feel fortunate to have been able to live in Ashland. It's a small town of yuppies, college students and intellectuals. The free spirit and feel of comfort & comradery flow through the town. The wind rustles the towering trees that line the main street and Shakespearean banners flow to welcome all that enter.

I chose the Ashland program because of Ashland (I also had my pick of where to go with my 4.0 and got in the first time). Only applied to two programs because I really wanted the Ashland program. I didn't want to live in a big city like Portland.

Be with us; be happy...be happy for any RN that graduated frm college. Ratings or not; if you took probabiltiy and statistics you would know how skewed the data game is. It's always adjusted to meet the needs of who is doing the data. Welcome to politics.]

The above post is a piece I put on this site. After I graduated from OHSU, I flew back to where I was from and took an old waitress job back to make immediate money. I have kids and time passed and suddenly it was a year gone by. I made an appointment to take the boards, went, passed and went right into nursing.

People are shocked that I didn't do all the; buy all the review books, worry yourself silly thing...I knew I had went to one of the best schools in this country. I also knew that I had been taught well and saw no need to review with a bunch of books.

It was one of those few moments in time that marks a person's life. I went to take the boards with the confidence and knowledge that OHSU had taught and instilled in me the ability to pass any obstacle. The non-nursing courses only added to the completeness of me being an educated adult.

This process is part professors; part student. OHSU didn't teach the test; they taught nursing. When you have professors who are sincere and committed like the ones I had, only good things happen. I didn't pass the boards due to a bunch of review books; I passed the boards because OHSU molded me into becoming the Registered Nurse I wanted to be.

OHSU has campuses all over Oregon; that makes it even better as a person can choose the environment they want to live in.

There is definite pride when someone asks "Where did you graduate nursing school from?" I proudly say: Oregon Health & Science University.

Thank you OSHU and SOU. The nursing prgram, along with the required non-nursing courses have opened my eyes to the world more than you will ever know. When once I heard another student nurse complain about the non-nursing courses my professor answered saying, "Talk to me in 5 years." It's the ah ha moment when you realize that they are all actually connected. It's all part of the critical thinking process; that in my opinion, is the hallmark of any professional.

You have my permision to take any or all statements in this review to publish as you see fit for the purposes of this review contest. SPG

Thank you...

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Specializes in Education, FP, LNC, Forensics, ED, OB.

OHSU has already been published, tyvin. Here's the link: https://allnurses.com/schools/106-oregon-healthscience-university

[ I am a 95' grad from OHSU's Ashland program. I will say that all my professors (nursing and non-nursing) were/are the best in the world "IMO." I feel fortunate to have been able to live in Ashland. It's a small town of yuppies, college students and intellectuals. The free spirit and feel of comfort & comradery flow through the town. The wind rustles the towering trees that line the main street and Shakespearean banners flow to welcome all that enter.

I chose the Ashland program because of Ashland (I also had my pick of where to go with my 4.0 and got in the first time). Only applied to two programs because I really wanted the Ashland program. I didn't want to live in a big city like Portland.

Be with us; be happy...be happy for any RN that graduated frm college. Ratings or not; if you took probabiltiy and statistics you would know how skewed the data game is. It's always adjusted to meet the needs of who is doing the data. Welcome to politics.]

The above post is a piece I put on this site. After I graduated from OHSU, I flew back to where I was from and took an old waitress job back to make immediate money. I have kids and time passed and suddenly it was a year gone by. I made an appointment to take the boards, went, passed and went right into nursing.

People are shocked that I didn't do all the; buy all the review books, worry yourself silly thing...I knew I had went to one of the best schools in this country. I also knew that I had been taught well and saw no need to review with a bunch of books.

It was one of those few moments in time that marks a person's life. I went to take the boards with the confidence and knowledge that OHSU had taught and instilled in me the ability to pass any obstacle. The non-nursing courses only added to the completeness of me being an educated adult.

This process is part professors; part student. OHSU didn't teach the test; they taught nursing. When you have professors who are sincere and committed like the ones I had, only good things happen. I didn't pass the boards due to a bunch of review books; I passed the boards because OHSU molded me into becoming the Registered Nurse I wanted to be.

OHSU has campuses all over Oregon; that makes it even better as a person can choose the environment they want to live in.

There is definite pride when someone asks "Where did you graduate nursing school from?" I proudly say: Oregon Health & Science University.

Thank you OSHU and SOU. The nursing prgram, along with the required non-nursing courses have opened my eyes to the world more than you will ever know. When once I heard another student nurse complain about the non-nursing courses my professor answered saying, "Talk to me in 5 years." It's the ah ha moment when you realize that they are all actually connected. It's all part of the critical thinking process; that in my opinion, is the hallmark of any professional.

You have my permision to take any or all statements in this review to publish as you see fit for the purposes of this review contest. SPG

Thank you...

If you will, please go to the link I provided above and submit your review. :)

THANK YOU!!

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Specializes in Hospice / Psych / RNAC.

OHSU has already been published, tyvin. Here's the link: https://allnurses.com/schools/106-ore...nce-university

[h=1]Page is missing![/h]It seems that the page you were trying to reach doesn't exists anymore, or maybe it has just moved. The best thing to do is to start again from the home page or do a search. Thank you.

Enter your keyword below - You may get lucky.

The above page is what I got when I used the link you supplied; the seach bar for this site. What do I put in the search box?

Thank you,

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