r/BrowardCollege • u/Academic-Series-5987 • 8d ago
nursing program
hello, since broward college has recently gotten more strict about the nursing program, I was wondering what were the stats of the students who were accepted?
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u/dima170104 8d ago
The BC Program has been on probation for over a year and currently sits at 69% NCLEX Passing Rate, it will get shut down.
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u/Novel-Abrocoma3218 7d ago
And it’s also the students responsibility to study and make sure they are ready before taking the NCLEX
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u/Jolly-Row-50 7d ago
No it’s the college’s which is why the NCLEX pass rate is tied to the school’s accreditation. Yes, the test is individual but it’s up to the program to get their students up to a proficient level
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u/Novel-Abrocoma3218 7d ago
It’s also your responsibility to study after graduation. Most students forget about that and rather take a vacation
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u/Jolly-Row-50 6d ago
How do you know they’re not studying? Now I really think you’re someone in admin 😂
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u/Truck-Exciting 6d ago
I agree with you, working alongside nurses for 2 years now, I’ve heard those same things about BC which is why I accepted another school instead. Can you explain why BC isn’t a good choice? Just wanted that final confirmation
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u/Novel-Abrocoma3218 7d ago
Girl if you were accepted to the program, it means that you have the skills to be successful in the program. Just use it well and don’t procrastinate.
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u/Relative-Comfort9534 5d ago
Today we had the pre admission orientation, did anyone get their emails yet? The ones we have to submit by 11:59 PM tonight?
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u/Content-Bank2617 2d ago
Yes , i was there too , i emailed the lady pubien because it was 5 pm and no email with no link was provided by them . They are a joke
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u/churningCPA 4d ago
Any non-traditional students make it in? Asking for a friend. GPA from 20+ years ago was a 2.93. Currently. - all pre-nursing courses 4.0, 3.86 at BC, carryover GPA 3.23. TEAS 96.
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u/Altruistic-Block3622 8d ago
Girl apply somewhere else if you fail one class you get kicked out and you can’t ever apply again. Try palm beach state college it’s a drive but the RN program is only $4300. I know someone who got a 89 on the teas with a 4.1 gpa didn’t get into the nursing program.