NRI Institute of Health Sciences

Everyone who works at this school is focused on the students’ success. All of the teachers are very professional and knowledgeable. They really go the extra mile for students. Especially the owner who is also a professor. She oversees the school operations, teaches, and even makes time to tutor students 1 on 1. The faculty and staff are some of the hardest working most dedicated people I’ve ever worked with. This truly is a school dedicated to the student's succeeding and becoming highly skilled in their field of study. I highly recommend this school to any one who is considering going to school to be come a nurse.

I am grateful to be part of this school family. I finished my program in two years, passed my Hesi and Nclex in my first try, and I am thankful for the support offered to me during my training. The faculties are exceptional and the knowledge they share with their students is powerful!! Highly recommended!!

This school is amazing, the owner really cares that we are prepared for the NCLEX, we have excellent caring staff and professors who are really good teachers, small class environment, small classes, night classes, affordable, tuition assistance available. I love this school, I have been at NRI since January of 2017, this is my 5th semester, and I elected to have an extra semester to prepare for the exit exam and the NCLEX licensing exam.

I had a wonderful experience at NRI. The professors were always helpful and knowledgeable and the owners as well have an open door policy and always willing to go the extra mile to help you. Yes the final semester can be grueling and the exit exam is hard, but it's to prepare you for the NCLEX to become a RN! (Which I passed the first time with only 75 questions!) Nursing school is not meant to be easy by no means! You have to put in the time and the studying! The night classes and night clinicals are amazing for the non-traditional student such as myself to be able to continue to work full time while going to school. And the resources and the time is always there if you're willing to put in the time. The owners even opened the doors for us on WEEKENDS for preparation for the exit and the NCLEX!

The ADN program is no different than any other, it requires dedication. It wasn't easy and the sweat and tears paid off, i passed the NCLEX the first time with 75 questions. The administrator also offers her time for review purposes which helped.

I have never received such help and support from any administrator like I have with NRI institute. Can't wait to start and finish my career with this school.

Goes out of their way to make sure students get the education they need to pass their state exams.

Been here over 4 years now and still feel the same :)...

A small school with a lot of heart. I started working here a little over a year ago and have never seen anyone bend over backwards as much as the director of this school. She genuinely cares for her students and wants them to accomplish all their goals! There is no perfect school but there is a perfect fit. The school you select has to be the right fit for you. I love the variety of students and the faculty works extremely well together. The class sizes are small to allow the most personal experience. If a student works hard and is willing to ask for help, when they need it, help is always available. Integrity and passion in our students is vital and what we are striving for!

not perfect but understand that they had to work with what they could with meeting our needs as students, their staff and going through the pandemic.

If there were such a rating of negative zero that is what I would give NRI because of the nursing director MJ she is such a stumbling block for certain type of students she does not hide it. This past semester alone over 20 students left the school they all had some type of unfair treatment from her she act one way with students when other personnel are around. Students be dropping and switching their classes just to avoid her but at some point they have to take her classes because some classes she is the only one that teaches them, if the owner of the school doesn’t reevaluate her faculty they can open as many other programs they want they still will not makeup for the amount of nursing students they are losing. I would not recommend anyone to attend NRI for many reasons.

I’m disagreeing with the notion about opening up the schools , the seats aren’t six feet apart , students are literally sitting elbow to elbow. Which is against the CDC guidelines of reopening schools . It’s very unsanitary and unhealthy for people to be on top of each other in a learning environment. It’s a distraction worrying about if your safe or not which will hinder people from being able to learn .

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