Reviews

I am almost done with school now I feel like I have already gotten way more than what my money paid for. Everyone is willing to help you and answer all the questions you have. I love it!

The campus makes me feel right at home. I live on campus and I love the building I live in. We have all become so close and still find time to get together and hang out and relax.

Yes the school is expensive, but for what I have received from the school so far it is SO worth it!

Make sure you apply early especially for the allied health programs because they only allow so many in. I know radiology only accepts like 30 and Sonography only accepts 6

If you plan on entering the health care field and want to do clinicals in the Methodist hospitals. Also, if you want to provide the best care possible for your future patients.

Nebraska Methodist College is a great school for those interested in the health sciences. So far in my experience, I have been mentally challenged with the curriculum. Everyone, professors and staff, are extremely friendly and will do what it takes to help you succeed.

I would recommend students to take general courses at a community college first because tuition can easily start to add up. Also, if you have a family member in town, I would ask if you could live with them (housing can be very expensive). Try forming study groups to help you get to know others and to find the best way to study. Studying for nursing test is very difficult. I would recommend getting to know your professors well and using their open times to ask questions. Don't be afraid to ask for help. If you take the first test and don't like your score, talk to your advisers and maybe get a tutor or ask friends for help. I would greatly recommend going to the SI sessions.

The curriculum is very challenging, I would prepare yourself mentally for the amount of studying required. Nursing tests can also be difficult. I found myself learning how to study, which was much different that in high school. professors want you to learn, but they want you to learn how to use critical thinking skills. Which is one of the reasons I find college so difficult, it is not just memorization its applying your knowledge to different scenarios. The answers on the test are usually all right but you have to pick the best response. Choosing the best response is difficult and that is why professors want you to learn how to use critical thinking skills.

I lived on campus for two years, and had a very pleasant experience. Parking can sometimes be an issue but on certain occasions. Security is around 24/7 if you ever need them. Even if you need them to kill a spider in your room. The campus is conveniently located in the center of town and there are many grocery stores all around and places of entertainment. There is no meal plan, so I had to start learning how to cook. But I was able to start eating more healthy and was more aware of the foods I was eating. The RA that lived on campus were great and were always available if you had a problem.
The people that live on campus have get-togethers and fun activities like sand volleyball, bowling, and tie dying. I have met some of my closest friends by living on campus. Living on campus is very convenient because it is right across from the college. Sometimes 5 minutes is all you need to get you to your class. While I loved living on campus, it starts to get expensive. In order to save money I went to live with some relatives otherwise I would have stayed on campus.

There is no formal cafeteria. There are the occasional vendors that come to the school and the school also has a cafe. The cafe has different foods, my favorite is the nachos. But they also have a great selection of different coffee and snacks. There are different locations to store your own food if you bring your own lunch. The school has many microwaves and different vending machines at your disposal.

When you have time, I would go to the gym on campus or join some of the clubs the school offers. There are the different clubs depending on your major. I would definitely recommend volunteering in your own spare time as well. But with the course work load, work, and family; finding extra time can be difficult.

While I consider the nursing classes a reasonable price. I don't like having to pay the same price for other minor classes (electives) that do not directly deal with nursing.

Security are the nicest people you will meet. They will go out on a limb to help you. I especially had troubles with my car and they were always there to help. Also if you get locked out of your apartment or don't feel safe walking by yourself they will always help.
Campus security is always making sure that the students are safe. They have made several revisions to the college to keep everyone safe. The college has cameras all around campus, and id cards to get access into buildings.

I am currently a freshman at Nebraska Methodist College. I am learning a lot about the human body and how to become good critical thinking in my field of study, nursing. I will already be starting my clinical next semester. This hands on experience will be very exciting. There are several aspects of the health care field a person can learn here at Nebraska Methodist College. After graduating from this college all students are guarenteed to reflective individuals with great experiences.

I am greatly enjoying Nebraska Methodist College. Not only am I getting great education to become a successful nurse, but this college has many activities that students can get involved in. There are many religious groups, sororities, and other great ways to get involved with other students. The faculty and students here are very friendly and welcoming.

Yes, nursing schools can seem very expensive, but Nebraska Methodist College has several scholarships available to students. Receiving scholarships can make college a lot less stressful. The more involved a student is the greater chance they will have to benefiting from this college and getting scholarships.

The first year of college can be very stresful. I would recommend to stay focused on your studies and to not get sidetracked with the social aspect of college. If you are a focused and a dedicated person Nebraska Methodist College will be an exciting and fulfilling experience for you.

Nebraska Methodist College is great for students who are interested in studying sciences and want to have a career that has the excitement of helping others. This college is great for people who want to make a difference and to become successful.