[srleslie]

I was also wondering if anyone knew anything about the quality of these programs. I didn't see anything listed on here for those schools. I plan on applying to every BSN program in the state except for Harding cus it's too expensive.

[aRNnAR]

Originally Posted by srleslie

I was also wondering if anyone knew anything about the quality of these programs. I didn't see anything listed on here for those schools. I plan on applying to every BSN program in the state except for Harding cus it's too expensive.

ASU or stAte has a really good nuring program...it's the largest in Arkansas. I graduated in 03 & am now a CRNA.

[JoycMarr]

I think the ASU BSN program is excellent. Seems to turn out highly intelligent, motivated graduates. It is also well organized and provides a good balance between classroom and clinical experience. Most of the clinical time is spent at St Bernard's Hospital, which is 400+ hospital that provides quite a bit of exposure to difference specialties.