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UMHB

Does anyone have any insight on the university of Mary Hardin-Baylor?

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    Anyone?

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    Good campus, very expensive. That is about all of the insight that I have to offer. Sorry.

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    That's okay, thanks for the reply! I go there now (thanks to scholarships) and I want to do the nursing program but I am not sure if it is a good program.

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    I've heard both positive and negative things about their program. What I have heard (from nurses graduating from there and staff at local area hospitals) is that the UMHB nurses tend to be GREAT with the paperwork aspect of things, but lacking in clinical skills. My advice would maybe be to work really hard on getting a strong skill set while there.

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    Awesome, thanks for the advise. I am hoping to get a job as a nurse tech next summer. Im not exactly sure what nurse techs do; but I was thinking it was along the lines of what a CNA does.

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    Awesome, thanks for the advise. I am hoping to get a job as a nurse tech next summer. Im not exactly sure what nurse techs do; but I was thinking it was along the lines of what a CNA does.
    Yes, a nurse tech's role in the workplace is virtually identical to that of the CNA's job description.
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    do not go to umhb it is a rip off and they are manipulative game playing hypocritical money hungry and negative private school

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