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    Abril L.

    I'm super proud to announce I passed my NCLEX first try w/ 75 questions! It was very challenging and I wanted to give up a few times (during the nclex and the program) but with the help of Ms. VJ and Ms. Edel, you'll be able to succeed and work as a competent nurse. Thank you for everything!! - Abril LVN

    Anguiano96 ..

    I passed my NCLEX at 75! I highly believe I could not have accomplished this alone without the help of everyone involved in SSKI I highly recommended this school, it gives you the skills and disciple that is required in the nursing field. No matter where you go, what's your specialty, the skills that I have obtained at SSKI have been HIGHLY beneficial ( I am currently working with PEDS and I apply EVERYTHING I have learned at SSKI day in day out ). Now working as an LVN I know I made the right choice of where I studied. Many other classmates have said and believe that SSKI has prepared us incredibly well not only for our NCLEX but as well as in our careers. Thank you for everything SSKI ! Can't wait to come back for my RN program!

    Dioceline M.

    I am a student in the new RN program who is will be taking NCLEX soon. I am in cohort 1, my experience with the school has been wonderful, we have a lot of resources, elseviere, sherpath, stimulation, skills practice, and saunders, etc. we have profesional caring staff, Dr Sam, Dr Hassan, Dr Wi, Mrs Regina, Mrs adel, Dr K, Dr cohen an many more. We have OB sites and especial professor for the particular class, pediatrics, we have special professor as well, NP psychiatric for mental health. The schedules varies for each cohort, I like how the classes are organized in order to continue working, for clínical's my experience was good they have weekend clinical's for those who cannot attend on weekdays, good flexibility of the schedule. In regards to the payments we have to pay monthly like any other school,but I'm glad I will be graduating soon with no debt on my shoulders, I am debt free, thanks to Mrs Vj who is helping the community to produce good nurses and the good ethical RN faculty. My sister took LVN program, just graduated last month and coming back to RN program for upcoming cohort, I also have my daughter joined the RN program cohort 3 and my 2 cousins in cohort 5. I highly recommend the school, from the bottom of my heart. God bless SSKI!

    Trisha C.

    Hello, my name is Trisha! I'm a graduate of SSKI, and I passed the NCLEX-PN on 9/2/2020, on my FIRST attempt! This is all thanks to Mrs. Vijay and her team, who work relentlessly in carving students into competent and knowledgable nurses. I was provided with everything I needed for the program; resources for lecture and studying, a lab to practice skills in, teachers I could go to for guidance and questions, and multiple clinical sites that gave me plenty of experience. Mrs. Vijay is a highly rewarded and skilled nurse, with a plethora of knowledge and wisdom she is willing to share. I can't thank Mrs. Vijay and her team at SSKI enough for helping me achieve this step in my career as a nurse.

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    Thelma G.

    I passed NLCLEX last Tuesday 06/09/2020.With hardwork and motivation from my teachers, I finally made it. Last year I moved to San Jose with my husband, while I am getting ready for my NCLEX. I thought I won't be able to take.my board but my teachers and classmate kept encouraging me. Ms. VJ and Ms. Edel were patient enough to guide me through the process even when I thought I couldn't make it.With their continous guidance, I made it.

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    This place is where I got my start in my Nursing Career and I owe it all to Mrs VJ and her amazing staff

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    Ask the Community - Sri Sai Krish Institute

    Hii when is your next Lvn program start?

    Hi Grethel, Thank you for your interest in our program.… 

    When is the nxt cohort for Adn program? Is there a fafsa availble? Thanks

    Thank you for your interest with our program. Next ADN program starts in April 2026. FAFSA is available for eligible students.… 

    When does your next lvn program start and what is the schedule?

    Hi Densie, Thank you for your interest in our VN program. Please call us on 657-221-0062 to provide… 

    Is there financial aid available for the RN program?

    no, but they said that they are working on it.

    When's the next ADN start date ? I tried calling the number for more information but it doesn't go through

    Hi Rosemery, Sorry for the inconvenience. We have changed our contact#. Our new contact# is… 

    Does this school accept the GI BILL?

    Hi Jonathan, Sorry, we do not accept GI Bill. Thank you.… 

    When is the next start date for the ADN program?

    Hi Bristel, The next start will be in 2 week of August 2023. For more details or to schedule an… 

    When is the next start date for the ADN Program? Also what is the cost?

    In March 2023. Cost is $70,000. For further information or to schedule an appointment, please call… 

    Hello, When is the next LVN program and price?

    For all the information, please call us on 714-890-7023. Thank you. SSKI… 

    When is your next RN program registration start? What are days & times ? Cost? FASFA?

    Hi, Thank you for your interest with our RN program. Please call us on 714-890-7023 for more… 

    Hello When is the next LVN program for 2022? Price of LVN program?…

    Our next LVN part-time program starts on March 27th, 2022. Cost is $29,900. Duration/Length is 19 months. Wed & Thru: 5:30pm to 9:30pm and Saturday: 7am to 7pm… 

    When does the next LVN class start?

    Thank you for your interest with our program. Our next LVN part-time program starts on May 25th, 2021, We are enrolling. Please call us on 714-890 7023 for further… 

    Hello, is there prep for entrance exam. Do LVN prospects have to take two entrance exams? Thank you!

    Hi Abigail, There is no preparation provided. New students need to take 1 assessment test.… 

    What is the total cost for the LVN program? theres no payment info on the site. Than

    Hi Stephanie, Thank you for your interest with our LVN program. The Total cost of the program is… 

    What are the enrollment dates for the CNA training? What would the schedule look like during…

    Enrollment Date: Jan' 17th, 2018 Schedule: Mon - Fri, 7;30AM to 3;30pm Thanks

    What is the lvn schedule for full time and part time? Like what days and hours? Thank you! I was also wondering when the next class starts for lvn. Thanks again!

    Thank you for your interest with our VN program VN Part-Time Program starts: End of Feb' 2019, 2 days in evening (6pm-10pm) & one day in Sat or Sun (8am - 8pm)… 

    How much per hour do you spend on homework? Is homework mandatory? Thanks,

    Hello Sam, i am a recent graduate of SSKI. i can tell honestly that my classmates and I spent a great deal of time homework because as we studied we did our homework helped us a lot. Not rushing through it and taking our time to do it was well… 

    Is there night classes? And how long is the program ? Looks like everyone graduated at the same time

    hi Junior, i was in a part time program evening classes and we recently just finished the program. As the SSKI website mentions its 19 month program. pictures on yelp show one graduating class only, and some pictures that were captured through out.… 

    How did everyone pay for their school since financial aide is not available at this school? Private loans or savings?...

    Some did private loan i personally did from my savings and worth every penny.

    How's the LVN program?

    When is the next LVN part time class?

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    “They will train you to become a competent nurse and most specially they will prepare you to pass your NCLEX.”

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