Jersey College Reviews

"In my experience you will be made to feel like a number and little more. I know the Farragut school is new but I was expecting better student services and administration. A little empathy could go a long way as once they have you as a student they no longer care enough to support you."

"My first college experience and I must thank the instructors/Professors that’s help me through my journey. It wasn’t easy but well worth it. I would recommend this school to anyone who wants to earn their Nursing degree. Believe that you can and you will."

"This is a great school highly recommend it. Its like any other nursing program. If you follow the rules and do your assignments and study you will pass and learn something. They also have an LPN to RN bridge program. high NCLEX passing rate and they help you find a job!"

"As a former student of Jersey College, I recommend not attending this institution. I was withdrawn from the LPN program, with only one semester left remaining. The reason was that I failed Pediatric Nursing, which is a five week course. I passed all my classes in the program, except this one. Pediatric Nursing class was the worst experience. I didn't even get to do any activity on my clinical site, and the lecture was extremely fast paced, with 9 chapters per week, which seems impossible to cover in a five week span. And I was not the only one. Students who passed the class barely passed. The class itself should be at least 9 weeks, considering the amount of material that is covered. After I was withdrawn from the program, I wrote an appeal to the committee stating that I was going through financial problems and personal family problems, but they just rejected my appeal within 24 hours, and let me go. According to the college catalog, "students in the practical nursing Program will be withdrawn and terminated if they achieve a grade below 70in more than two courses in the third or fourth term( either in one term or cumulatively)". Note that Pediatric Nursing was the only class that I failed in the third term, and I did not get a chance to take Psychiatric nursing, which is another five weeks in that same third term. They failed to follow the procedure that was in the college catalog. I was not the only one with the same experience. There are students that were kicked out of the LPN program at the last semester, with no intention to come back. And once you're kicked out, you are forced to pay back the loans that you took out from them. I'm stuck with these loans. I feel that an investigation should be conducted in regards to how the school operates."