Jersey College

I wish I could write a whole essay of my experience at Jersey College. I had the most awakening time of my life surrounded by amazing people and different walks of life. The instructors I was blessed with, were amazing, patient and experienced wonderful nurses. They inspired me to be the best nurse I could aspire to be. It is very challenging and a sacrifice to take time away from your personal life and family, but well worth it. One thing Jersey college taught me was humility and determination. Never stop asking how can i be better? Most teachers are determined to help and guide you through every step. One thing is about Jersey College there are no short cuts. You are being trained to save lives there are no short cuts to that. You will make your experience at Jersey College your own, I h

I had an incredibly positive and transformative experience at Jersey College, where I successfully graduated from both the LPN program and the LPN to RN Bridge program. From start to finish, the entire journey felt supportive, rigorous, and genuinely focused on building strong, capable nurses. The staff and faculty at Jersey College truly stand out—they go above and beyond to build a solid foundation for every student to excel in all aspects of the nursing field. Whether it was through hands-on clinical training, personalized guidance during challenging moments, or encouragement to push through obstacles, they instilled not just technical skills but also the critical thinking, compassion, and professionalism essential for a successful nursing career. The smaller class sizes allowed for me

Will be graduating in a week and I just had to leave a review. If you are ready to put the work and effort in, this school is challenging but very rewarding. I made amazing memories with my passionate and knowledgeable instructors that I will carry on with me for the rest of my career. I did the LPN program and plan to come back for the RN bridge program someday soon.

I don’t even know where to begin. I just called Jersey College, and the way I was spoken to by the financial department was beyond disgusting. I was shouted at, condescended to, and treated like I was a burden just for calling to confirm my withdrawal and refund ,something any school should professionally handle. Instead of helping, I was told, “Why are you even calling if you already emailed Admissions?” with pure attitude and zero respect. The tone, the aggression, the lack of basic courtesy… it was completely unprofessional and borderline hostile. I’ve never been treated like this by any educational institution. Students deserve to be acknowledged and spoken to with dignity. This is a nursing school!how can they teach care and compassion when they treat their own students like this?

If you’re looking for an institution that will support you, build you up, encourage you on your journey to becoming a nurse, this place is not it. When you begin the school, they make it seem as if that’s what you will get, but as you go along with the program you will see how horrible it is. This place is all about money. They don’t treat their students with respect, the professors are lazy, they do the bare minimum to assist the students, and majority of the classes you have to teach yourself. Your home life should be nonexistent when you go here, so if you have a family to take care of, this is not the place for you. The school has a good NCLEX pass rate because they weed out the students that are doing average work, and kick them out of the program so their ratings won’t drop. They