Goldfarb School of Nursing at Barnes-Jewish College

As a nursing student in my final term in the accelerated program here at Goldfarb, my main advice to future nursing students is that nursing school is hard anywhere. While there have been many changes made to the curriculum, the staff has been supportive and very understanding as long as you maintain open communication with them. The community at the school is very accepting and overall everyone wants to see you succeed, and this includes both staff and students.

I recently graduated from their upper division program. It's a fairly new program in their new building. The professors do what they can while they are students or doing research as well. It's not an easy school that is for sure so your career/future must be priority in order to keep up with the classes.

I called wanting information about their RN to BSN program and was treated very rudely! The secretary was not helpful and it was like pulling teeth to get her to answer any of my questions. When I finally spoke with an academic advisor she refused to give me her full name. I don't know how they can attract any students with these attitudes! I'm definitely looking elsewhere to continue my education!

They kept asking me to apply. $50 application fee. They told me they would help determine what I needed to get into the program.
I had the GPA needed and all my transcripts sent.
1 week later , they say they can't accept me at this time. No explanation. Such a,waste of time.

This is actually the worst school of all time. Every. Single. Person. There. Hates. It.

The teachers are racist, ill-informed, and outright idiots. There is severed executive disfunction and every semester there is an issue.

This place is an embarrassment and a scam. Save your money