When you mention quality of nurses, are you saying that skills vary among graduates at BCC? I'd love some insight into other options if you have the time. A drawback, some would say, is the fact it is extremely accelerated. The actual "Core" part is done in only 18 months. I will start my core in January , I am doing pre req's now, and I will graduate with my Associates in Science for Nursing June We are at school between hours a day, plus clinicals and studying.
They are VERY picky about students. Like you have to have a 3. We do the same amount in 1 month. What I mean by "Quality" is that some, people I have asked and students who have experienced this, say that during clinicals when we are assigned patients for the shift, a lot of the time the Keiser students do most is not all of the care, chartings, etc As I said, that is not from my personal experience, but from other students and nurses I am friends with.
Keiser just has a better reputation locally in regards to producing knowledgeable grad nurses. Keiser is here in Melbourne as well. Like I said, I didn't have to wait to get in. I applied this Feb and started classes, with my nursing school acceptance letter, in April. They make you do 3 tests to get in, they don't want people falling behind in general knowledge type things.
Lucie counties most community colleges do this Also, keep in mind clinical sites are in all four counties. However they do not employ a waiting list, there is two application periods a year and if they are taking in 70 students the best qualified 70 students that have applied get in.
I have to say Brevard is a little cool because they made one of the books I have written a required text. UCF offers a lot of online and other courses in the space coast area, don't rule out going the BSN route.
In looking at cost it you could probably go all the way through a master's program on what it would cost to go to a private school. Has 24 years experience. Aug 22, New dates and details about providing public input will be shared here when available. The Associate in Science Degree Nursing Program offers a traditional two-year program, explained in this web section, and a month Transition to RN program , which awards advanced standing in the A.
Admission to the Associate Degree Nursing program is limited and requires a special application process. Successful applicants for the two-year A. Technological innovations such as the Human Patient Simulator and interactive labs are incorporated within the program. Clinical experiences that emphasize the development of critical thinking skills and involvement in the community are other key aspects of the program.
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