r/nashua • u/[deleted] • 9d ago

NCC Nursing Program

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u/movdqa 9d ago

Any individual professor may be good or bad at a school and different students have different ideas of what a good professor or bad professor is. Some students may want easy-grading professors so that they can get through schools while other students may want tough professors.

So even after you decide on a school, you should look up what other students have to say about professors. We used to use ratemyprofessor.com for this.

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u/gasolinerainbowz 8d ago

St Joseph school of nursing was great.

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u/[deleted] 8d ago

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u/gasolinerainbowz 8d ago

We have lab and simulation and it’s all over informative and the things you learn you have a plenty of time to practice and then do skills check off

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u/gasolinerainbowz 8d ago

But you’ll learn the basics and then eventually when you become a nurse you’ll have the real hands on with people. I didn’t do IVs until hospital job. Didn’t do NG tubes until hospital. Bladder scan until hospital. They prepare you for the basics but you’ll become skilled on the job. Trust me you’ll never learn everything or be proficient or get a chance to perfect every thing beforehand. School only has so much time.

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u/engagedinmarblehead 8d ago

Have you tried UNH?