A fly-by-night situation is what would scare me. But when I know my school has been around for several decades and have looked up the national accreditation for myself, I know who to trust and who is really a disinformation agent. I honestly think some of the dishonest and untrue things said are fake reviews that come from competing schools that are terribly losing out because all of their students are applying here. I have called several schools in my local area and every one of them has tried to sell me a dream and failed to mention anything about the massive student debt that their students have!!! This is in addition to the fact that most of the students that begin with traditional programs start with the pre-reqs and spend more on those alone than Erudite's ENTIRE program tuition in most cases. Then they don't even end up getting accepted to the nursing program they applied to and are still stuck paying back thousands in student debt. Yea! I could see why they would take the time to try to attack their biggest competitor!! With Erudite, when I applied and was accepted I did not have to gamble with thousands of dollars on pre-reqs before knowing whether or not I could enter the program and I appreciated that a lot because I work very hard for my money and wanted to know it was being spent with an excellent school I could trust. read more

If you do your research, you will see that the majority of the Masters programs for nursing are too long or too expensive. I searched high and low for in-state and out-of-state because it got to the point that I was even willing to travel to get this done. I then came across Erudite and called in to speak with Admissions for details. To say the least, I was impressed with the level of professional and knowledgeability that the representatives and staff possesses about the programs. Most places you call, it is painfully obvious that the Admissions representatives know very little about the actual program and it is better to just ready the program catalogue yourself. With Erudite, I am happy to say it was different. Any question I had, they had a great, timely, and professional response to. This is what we are needing as professionals--a school that is both professional and efficient. For Grad Nursing professionals as myself, time equates to money--so I must use both wisely. That is exactly what I did with Erudite and will be recommending their MSN programs to all of my colleagues. read more

Persnally I love the school. My only complaint would be how independent it is in navigating. Like they really require students be responsible self-starters who can look after their own affairs. There is no babying or "hand-holding" like at other schools and I guess the main reason is that they are just trying to et you in the door and under that large student debt because once they do they also expect you to be independent to an extent. Ok, so in that regard I guess it's not really a complaint, but a little scary because of how quickly everything moves. You're literally in and out the door in a couple of months and working before you know it. Which is a good thing, I was just used to a slower moving format but am still very very extremely happy with my overall result and outcome. Thank you, Ms. Amanda in Student Services who WAS there to kind of help walk me through everything. I seriously couldn't have done it without you!!! read more

my name is iris melendez and i did my bsn with erudite nursing institute and graduated on top of my class 5/2017:) people think oh its not possible there's no way that a nursing program can be done in 3 months, well its possible its a accelerated program and its not easy you have to study minimum 3 hours per day and dedicate yourself and stay focus eliminate any distractions. clinical hours must be completed make your choice very wisely for clinicals, don't take the easy way remember the more hands on the better:) minor surgeries is a good choice of experience :) erudite is a amazing institute monica delaney you are amazing i thank you for your support :) when you choose erudite you are not alone :) hard work pays off so ask yourself how bad do want your degree :) nursing is love :))) read more

Exactly! I agree with my fellow Alum--do not waste time getting upset if you do not qualify, move on and find a school willing to accept you. In life not everyone can always belong to their club of choice and will have to settle for the "club" (or in this case school) that is willing to work with individuals of their educational and professional status. For those of us who do qualify and have graduated and gotten all of our credentials, we are happy. For those who have not and cannot, we understand why you may feel differently. But we love our Almer Mater and will not silently stand by and watch dishonest statements being made. If only people had a little more love and personal responsibility in their hearts, this world would be a much, much, much better place! read more

I'm not sure how they do it, but they get it done! I am glad I went with my gut on this. Common sense told me the program must be good after looking into it and getting my questions answered. One thing I loved was how patient and informed the staff are about the program. They let you know everything you need to know and do upfront beforehand to make sure you are prepared and successful. Which I appreciate because not every school does this (trust me I know, bad experience in past, rather not go into it). Trust your gut on this one and you will be glad you did. read more

I am not a fan of online classes in general, but will admit I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of this program. The OIT (online interactive training environment) is super nice and techy. It is in ultra HD with easy to follow lectures, animations, pictures, powerpoints, you name it! That was actually very impressive and helpful for me because I am a visual learner. The other good thing is you save a ton on books and supplies because the professors provide the assigned reading handouts so you don't have to pay for books. read more

A lot of schools promise a lot of things but this one actually delivers. Don't waste your time and money. Save yourself the headache. Do yourself a favor and apply as soon as you can! This is the cheapest, fastest program there is. I've checked and done all my research and I'm scheduled to begin Winter 2016. Just apply early and do everything on time to avoid the mistakes I made. Thank me later! read more

I graduate 2001 with my BSN and have been happy ever since. Best single decision I've ever made for my education and career. As a word of advice, this school isn't for everyone and they make that clear upfront that NOT EVERYONE IS QUALIFIED. If you do not qualify, do not apply because you will not be eligible for graduation and licensure. It really is that simple... read more

A very rewarding education and experience. The RN program is fast paced and very intense. However being in a small class allowed my instructor to spend a lot of one on one time with me. I finished the class a few months ago and my licensing. I am confident that as soon as I begin working I will have the knowledge and experience I need to do a great job. read more

The staff was very professional and was along with me through this journey. I just recently graduated from the lpn program and it was very educational and i learned a lot. I would definitely recommend Erudite Nursing for future people who want to be great nurses. Thank you Erudite Nursing for all your help I couldn't have did it without you. read more

Thank you Erudite Nursing for providing me with a sound education. I was fully prepared for the RN position at the hospital and felt confident! I highly recommend the RN program to any anyone that is looking for a school. The class size was small and the individualized attention prepared me fully. read more

Thank you Sarah for walking me through the process of verifying all accreditations and licenses. I just wanted to be sure that everything checked out and it did. Thank you for your patience, I'm really hoping I get in. :) read more