Bridgeway School of Nursing

I recently graduated from
Bridgeway. We started classes in January 2022 virtually due to COVID restrictions, which prompted many challenges. We had trouble getting clinicals at first because of the spikes in COVID which extended our program a bit. Toward the second half of the program everything came together and was better organized. We used the ATI program which was tough but I think the format of the ATI quizzes and tests really got me in the habit of answering nclex style questions. I was able to pass nclex on my first attempt at the minimum questions required. What I really like about Bridgeway is that it’s a small school. I don’t know of many programs where the director knows each student and calls them to check in on them and our teachers really wanted us to succeed. Thao from student services is a rockstar! She always does her best to help and was constantly encouraging me. Maurisha was always wonderful as well. Her “muffin and money” chats were always helpful to keep payment plans on track. Big shout out to Maurisha and Thao! They’re the best. I really also like how close we all became by the end of the program… The LPNs, the RNs and the staff. That’s the beauty of going to Bridgeway… we all became like a little family, all wanting to help each other get to the finish.