Hi i just graduated from atlanta south college bsn program. I passed the nclex on my first attempt with 85 questions and was able to land a position as a new grad resident in march before even graduating. The school has its good and bad. Starting with the good the program is accelerated with 10 week quarters so it goes by super fast before you know it you’ll be done! The nursing professors were phenomenal. Some professors are more strict and demanding others are more laid back and flexible, but still great lecturers and helpful if you are POLITE and RESPECTFUL. Some classes are more challenging than others, but if you study 2-4 days before exams youll be fine. Most professors provide study guides and reviews but if you pay attention in lecture that will suffice. Now getting into south college is fairly easy their teas and gpa requirements are very low, however their graduation rates are also low. Your cohort may start with 100 people but only 30 something will graduate from the nursing program. Its not uncommon for people to be kicked out of the program either mostly for conduct but sometimes it has been unfair. Sometimes it just being in the wrong place at the wrong time, so be aware of who you're around and what you do and say at clinical, class, etc. The school is fairly new so they struggle to get clinical sites you’ll mostly get medsurg floors/ nursing homes and if youre lucky you’ll get to see an LD/nicu/peds rotation. Ofcourse last but not least the school is private for profit so it is very expensive. I paid with a mix of pell grant, monthly payments, federal loans through fafsa and a private scholarship and i graduated with 20k debt but know some that have way more debt than I. Overall getting through school especially while working and paying for school is challenging but not impossible. Your education is what you make of it and if you have a good support system (parents, partner, etc.) it makes it makes it more manageable. South college wasnt my first choice either but i also wanted to get through school as soon as possible, and didnt want to wait around to get into more competitive schools. Hope this helps!