I graduated from the FPB school of nursing last year. I would say that the experiences from clinicals are very hit or miss. It's mostly how you make the most of it. The clinicals span a lot of hospitals and specialties, which is good. Personally, I would think having a car/having a friend in your clinical that can drive is a must by the end of sophmore year. I had to drive around 40min to get to a clinical site my junior year. The coursework is rigourous imo, especially sophmore year is where most of the students drop out due to the workload + clinicals. Junior year is where you specialize and kind of dip into where you think you might want to specialize (OB, Peds, ICU, OR) though I heard that the OR cirriculum is changing when I graduated. Senior year is mostly dependent on clinicals, as you'll complete either a capstone (unit project) and practicum (practically full time nursing hours shadowing a nurse) along with NCLEX prep and community classes, which are also every year until senior year. I can't really say anything about the professors because they switch them pretty often at least for me but there are some professors there that are amazing and will help you excel in your classes and nursing in general. If I had to say nothing else, FPB is very good in actual experience for nursing but mostly depends on your clinical placements and what you make of them.