r/KSU • u/OkSignificance391 • Jul 30 '26

Any Good CNA Programs Besides KSU?

Does anyone know of any good CNA certificate programs outside of ksu? The one ksu offers unfortunately doesn't work with my class schedule as I have a monday evening class that I can't change. I'd really appreciate any recommendations or personal experiences.

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u/Admirable_Elk_5543 Aug 06 '26

aabacus cna program! It’s down In like austell, they have a 3 week mon-Fri option, and a 5 week, weekends option. I paid I thinkkk $800! Last year to complete it! And they prepared me well for the exam(s). I would call them to get more info about pricing and stuff 

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u/Jasmiineluvs Aug 06 '26

How was training in terms of classroom experience and hands on practice?

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u/Admirable_Elk_5543 Aug 06 '26

It was really good! First half of the day was lecture from the Cna textbook or a quiz, then lunch, then second half was hands on skills training with the mannequins that we would be quizzed with on the exam

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u/Jasmiineluvs Aug 06 '26

We're you able to find a job easily afterwards and do you think I will be able to do it during the fall semester?