NURSING SCHOOL ACCREDITATION | WHY you need a ACCREDITED PROGRAM + NURSE SUES SCHOOL | Fromcnatonp

[@melanierose9015]

It's ridiculous the amount of online nursing schools and the lack of confidence from physicians and patients in us. And.... this is why. I hope this get more standardized for the accredited programs as well.

[@alignedwithchrist]

Exactly, I worked hard for my licenses!

[@stephenmc8271]

In the name of Jesus!!!!.I will pass my nclex exam this year, I say this with good faith and the lord will see me through Amen!!!!!.

[@berkovitzmelony9226]

@Maria Gloria Just say "I haven't passed yet." Don't take it as a failure but see it as a learning opportunity. There is a lot of power in "Yet"; you are telling yourself that you will get there and that your eyes and heart are still fixed on your goal.

[@rhondaaceret2524]

Nclex test is really frustrating, I can't believe I failed again after studying so much. 🤦‍♂️💔😭

[@marymathews2741]

Really!!??.you also know about her too😳😱Seriously I thought am the only that know about her😊☺️

[@cbl6520]

You should cover the rock bottom standards by which NP schools gain accreditation. Some have 100% acceptance rates, there’s no standardized education (unlike medical schools, PA schools and CRNA schools) they don’t help you find preceptors nor are they required to (in the majority of instances) and in some cases, require as little as 500 clinical hrs, no prior nursing experience, AND still expect that you’ll be able to function safely as a provider!

[@cbl6520]

@@RoosterTigerKarate PA schools average a 31% acceptance rate, compared to 41% acceptance for medical schools. (source: Medscape)

[@feleciabarnes6251]

This is such great information!!! it is not something I personally even thought about when I attended nursing school over 20 years ago. I just knew the school I was attending with a large University. It was well known and others that had a graduated the nursing program, so I can definitely see how someone could be unaware of the value in the impact of accreditation.

[@fromcnatonp]

Funny thing I didn’t know about national accreditation either, I also went to a large reputable university and they had a 99% pass rate. I graduated in 2010, most ppl don’t know these things. I really need everyone to be aware before applying to some of these schools. Thanks for watching

[@Nubi1321]

That is the first thing I checked before applying to my nursing school.

[@fromcnatonp]

Happy you did, some folks are not

[@missijb1603]

I just applied to nursing school and after watching this video I went and doubled checked the school's accreditation status...thanks for the info..love your videos!!!

[@siriusjones956]

It needs to be on the approved list too.

[@luckylady123100]

I got my CMA MANY MOONS AGO. the college courses didn’t transfer to 2 or 4 yr schools but thankfully the course was accredited. Others weren’t so lucky.

[@deva190]

This should be checked out BEFORE enrolling.

[@fromcnatonp]

Most definitely

[@siriusjones956]

Some schools only have regional accreditation but are on the list of approved state programs. always check if it is on the states approved list. Some schools have probationary status. They will stay that way until the schools pass rates increase. My school was seeking CCNE accreditation but was on the list of approved state school.

[@MelloneeKecia]

This was so good !

[@briancpt4705]

Thank you for sharing. What are the jobs that require you to be nationally accredited?

[@michaelmartinez6899]

Excelsior College is not accredited by the ACEN or CCNE, but they're accredited by the Middle States Commission on higher education. Would you recommend it?

[@KayDejaVu]

Some schools without national accreditation still enable you to take your boards. New schools tend to seek accreditation afterwards. I was able to take my boards.

[@jodollman8136]

Actually, any credits earned at a Nationally accredited institution will not transfer into the College/University system. There's a difference between the schools accreditation and program accreditation. This matters when you decide you want to further your education at a college or university and learn that none of the Gen ed classes you paid to take at a nationally accredited strip mall program count. You have to retake all those classes, out of pocket because you used your financial aid already. These nationally accredited programs can get you to were you want to be, but there are limits if you decide in the future to pursue more or different tracks.

[@BishimDeja]

Heyyy sis. This AAS in Nursing program I was looking into is accredited by NLN CNEA. Is that a real thing? I know most AAs are ACEN. I believe it stand for National League for Nursing Commission for Nursing Education Accreditation

[@iamsharondarena]

Oh wow!!😮 withdrew the accreditation 👀

[@fromcnatonp]

That is what the article said, not sure why

[@sacpase3633]

This information is something that all potential students should be aware of before choosing a school. I, myself went to an unaccredited school, did my homework, did not want to be on a waiting list, worked hard to pay out of pocket, and I must say I was well prepared, passed my ncex, 75 questions, 1st try. Just do your homework, it seems like because of the recent scams, that people have labeled all Flotida schools. Don't be lazy, take your time and research, not all are bad.

[@alevera735]

which school did you go to ?

[@Iamnotsuperwoman]

Its not only nursing…other degree programs have similar issues

[@fromcnatonp]

Sad but true… thanks for watching

[@ale2537]

Hello, National League for Nursing, Commission for Nurse Education Accreditation (CNEA) is a new credible accreditation standard? Thank you

[@SJ-bg7rl]

One of the nursing schools I want to enroll in is accredited by CNEA. Is it not a good choice to enroll in that school?

[@Airplane-f9b]

Hello please I watch your video in gonna need your help is approved and accredited is the same or 2 different things and if the school is only approved will that make a difference for hiring

[@halamadrid6733]

Good thing i saw this video the private college by me is not accredited now ill have to drive 1 hour away if i wish to become a lpn

[@blubet1]

How do I check if a school is state and nationally accredited?

[@ChuquitaSmith]

I graduated from a non “ national accredited” school. I passed my nclex. However, I am now not able to find a school that will allow me to pursue my BSN. Does anyone have any recommendations of an accredited program that will accept my non accredited transcripts to enroll as RN-BSN? Please share

[@meme-ys8wx]

I knew it had to be more to the story. So the school was money hungry and didn’t care about the students. 😐

[@fromcnatonp]

Most of them really don’t care about students and that is sad

[@all4Dorian]

Yeah don’t even do approved programs only accredited programs! do not risk it! Especially now they are tightening up on these programs.

[@fromcnatonp]

They need to tighten things up, too many scammers out here and it is sad

[@patriciabernard2244]

What type of attorney do I need

[@karmelatamayo123]

You can try to find an attorney who focuses on consumer law. I am looking for a good one right now. And it has to do with a nursing program

[@meme-ys8wx]

Most of the nurses learned on the job do you believe that nursing degree should loosen the academic requirements and focus more on clinical care?

[@fromcnatonp]

Nope, not at all. There still need to be standards that need to be upheld didactic wise, but I do think that more time need to be spent hands on with real patients and clinical hours.

[@TheMomseloc]

I can learn "On the Job" how to insert a foley catheter or how to IVP a medication, but without the proper education, I will have NO CLUE as to the why. NO CLUE how to assess the efficacy of the treatment, etc.

[@kingtryton]

Found a program that’s state approved and able to sit for NCLEX it’s just not nationally accredited is that fine?

[@JM-ip1es]

It’s should be fine when applying for jobs in that state, but you may run into issues when furthering your education, or trying to get a “ prestigious “ or government job out of state…

[@Soltice-ty2nf]

I lost all faith in the education system in US

[@ceuser3555]

The VA or the military is so outdated, why even bother applying there? The benefits and pay are joke as well.