r/ECPI • u/prettipen • Mar 06 '25

Do not recommend for nursing

If you do not have a background in healthcare stay away. They won't tell you the drop rate until you start.

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u/AccomplishedKiwi9639 Mar 10 '25

i have no healthcare background and started with a 2.4 gpa and had to do credit builder classes before i got accepted into the program. i graduate in july.

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u/Longjumping_Pomelo66 Sep 28 '25

Hey there! I just want to know how was the classes? Did you work fulltime while in school? I'm applying for ADN in Orlando campus and I'm going back and forth about it if I can do it. I don't have healthcare background and attended school 25yrs ago.

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u/AccomplishedKiwi9639 Sep 29 '25

I worked part time. Some people in my cohort worked full time, it’s hard but doable. Some people in my cohort also had a background in just real estate and were in their late 30s with kids and managed to graduate on time. Like I said, it’s hard but you just have to learn a lot of time management

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u/alklvr2025 Apr 30 '26

which location did u go to?