I attend Nightingale College because…
We asked the students why they are attending Nightingale College, and here are their answers:
I attend Nightingale College because…
Kim Barker: “… I felt that the admissions department was prompt in responding to my questions and concerns. I Feel that staff and instructors really cared about me and helping me succeed.”
Blake Miles: “… it was the fastest way to get started.”
Blake Halladay: “… I love the faster, more hands on experience. Nightingale has everything I wanted in a school.”
Malia Seamons: “… of the ease of the schedule. I have a young family so I need all the time I can get.”
Bhumika Chaudhari: “… I want to be a successful nurse.”
Savannah Salvesen: “… I like the smaller class size and the welcoming faculty.”
Cindy Anfinson: “… it was fast and easy to get into the nursing program without a waiting list.”
Michelle Pattison: “… it works with my busy life. I’m able to balance my family, my job, and my schooling.”
Krista Price: “… I want to have a better life for my family.”
Adam Nance: “… they accepted me.”
NiCole Kreitlow: “… I am ready to be a nurse – not be a college student.”
Diana Jones: “… I wanted to have a learning opportunity that was both hands on and would benefit me later, not just this textbook nonsense!”
Lindsey Thomson: “… I want to be a nurse! And they gave me the opportunity to pursue my dream.”
Emily Sheanshang: “… of the small class size and short wait time.”
Brittany Paige: “… I want to be a successful nurse!”
Shannon Reed: “… it’s close to home and the staff is wonderful.”
Megan Smith: “… I really want to be a nurse and didn’t want to wait.”
Clayton Green: “… no waiting list.”
Sandhya Prasad: “… there is no waiting list and tuition is cheaper compared to other states like California.”
Shay Williams: “… small class sizes.”
Jeff Rogers: “… It’s very personal and individualized to the students.”
Ian Hansen: “… of convenience, the accelerated program and personalized education.”
Shelby Milligan: “… I was accepted, close to home, very flexible with schedule.”
Amanda Wilson: “… I want to be a nurse.”