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In their own words

Real testimonials from students and graduates

Reviews from people who sat in the same classroom in Brooklyn, with their certificates in hand, recorded with Ninara or on their own. Over 1,000 graduates of the program have become licensed nurses. Watch, then decide whether this is the room for you.

In brief

This page collects real video testimonials from students and graduates of Ninara Ibragimova’s program, several of them holding their New York Registered Professional Nurse certificates, along with a classroom film and photographs of the community. Over 1,000 graduates of the program have become licensed nurses, by the program’s own count in September 2026. The videos were recorded by the students themselves and are not edited for meaning. New messages are added as they arrive. One person’s path depends on education, eligibility and study routine.

Confirmed conditions of study

GoalA U.S. nursing license: credentialing, English, NCLEX-RN and clinical skills
Who qualifiesNurses with a nursing diploma or degree. Other medical professions cannot sit the NCLEX
InstructorNinara Ibragimova, RN, DNP
Experience30 years in nursing · 15 as a Nurse Practitioner · 10 teaching
Languages of instructionEnglish and Russian. Exam questions in English
FormatIn person, hands-on with real equipment. Weekend classes, evening classes planned
Where1172 Coney Island Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11230 · subway and bus
Students fromQueens and Brooklyn, New York City
EducationBSN, Pace University, 2005 · DNP, Hunter College, 2015
Official sourcesNYSED license requirements and Pathway 5 · NCLEX registration, results and test plan (NCSBN)
Schedule and costConfirmed before enrollment. Payment options available
Phone+1 917-451-5195
Calls and consultationsMonday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., by appointment only
A student’s video message 0:12
A graduate’s video message with her RN certificate (in Russian) 1:57
A graduate’s video message with his RN certificate (in Russian) 2:23
A personal video message 0:24
A student’s video message with flowers 1:15
A conversation about learning 1:52

What a story does and does not tell you

A story shows one path, not a prediction of yours. Your education, eligibility, reading fluency and study routine shape your own plan. Bring these questions to a consultation before you choose a course. If you studied nursing abroad, start with preparation for internationally educated nurses.

Our community

A community celebration 0:37

Who appears in the videos?

Students and graduates of the course who agreed to be filmed, several of them holding their New York Registered Professional Nurse certificates, plus a classroom film and community photographs. Names and exam results are not published without consent.

Are the videos subtitled?

The classroom film carries English subtitles. The student messages are recorded in Russian. Each has a caption describing its content and length, and the graduate messages are marked as Russian-language.

Are these testimonials real?

Yes. The videos were recorded by the students themselves, with Ninara or on their own, and are not edited for meaning. Several graduates hold their New York Registered Professional Nurse certificates on camera.

Does a graduate’s story predict my result?

No. A story shows one path, not a prediction of yours. Your education, eligibility, reading fluency and study routine shape your own plan, so bring these questions to a consultation before you choose a course.

Are new testimonials added?

Yes, new messages from students and graduates are added to this page as they arrive. Names and exam results are not published without the person’s consent.

Start your path to a U.S. nursing license

Three short steps: your education, your preparation stage and how to reach you. We review the answers and suggest the next step: the free webinar or a conversation with the instructor.

  1. 1Education
  2. 2Preparation
  3. 3Contact

Step 1 of 3: education

Do you already hold a nursing diploma or degree from your country?