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Medtech College
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Hello. I am a current student at Medtech. this is my fourth quarter. I am going to be an RN. I really wanted to take the time and speak out regarding accrediation rumors. There are obviously some people writing these reviews that truly don't know what nursing accrediation means. Here are a few points I should make \r
1) Medtech is FULLY accrediated by the Indiana State Board of Nursing. If they weren't, their nursing grads couldn't sit for the state boards (NCLEX). Initial accrediation means that a program is new and just recieved accredidation. It doesn't mean that the program isn't fully accredidated. \r
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2) NLNAC is not required for you to work as a nurse. A LICENSE is required. NLNAC is something that schools don't have to get. It also depends on what city/state you work in whether NLNAC is important. Most states won't even ask you where you went to school when you apply for a job. They know, as long as you have a license, you are qualified to be a nurse and work.\r
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