Need some help!! please =)

I know that there is the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley and the Front Range Community College is located in Fort Collins that has a nursing program. I honestly don't know anything about either school though because I live on the SE plains instead of that area. Hopefully someone else will know more than I do - good luck!

Visit Discovernursing.com, you will find a list by state and the schools with no waiting lists

I just graduated from Front Range CC in Fort Collins in May. It is an ADN program w/ a 3year wait list - pretty much like all the rest of the CC's in Colorado. For master's programs, there is UNC in Greeley - the neighboring town, and UC in Boulder. They are both pretty competitive. Another one I would check into is at the University of Wyoming in Laramie - about 80 miles from Fort Collins.

Oh, and a new program at Aims CC in Greeley just started up last year - a ADN program.

Honestly, I can't say FRCC was anything to brag about - there are problems with clinical placements d/t they just don't have enough spots for all the students in the hospitals/clinics. This is b/c the past 2 years they have doubled the number of students that are admitted into the program. Also, they take whoever they can get for clinical instructors - a couple of them I had were .....interesting.

University of Colorado has one of the best nursing schools in the nation!! I would totally go that route!