worth it to apply to roseman?

[nurse2bnoob101]

I am going for their absn program, however I live all the way in socal. My main purpose is to apply to this program as a back up school. I know that tuition is 55k and it is about 1 year and 8 months for the entire program. I would have to pay for housing and food. However in case I don't get into any program this could do. My main concern is how competitive is the program to get into?

Also I would have to drive there and conduct an interview which sucks cause I live far away. I don't want to drive all the way over there for my back up school, but I know they are conducting interviews soon.

[nurselevi83]

Can you tell more about the program, like cost, days you have to attend, exams, etc

[mac_2828]

I'm an ABSN grad, and my tuition was 55k, however, I've heard they've raised tuitionn.

I like the program because I'm a very self-guided, so I'm very independently successful with the online content. If you need a physical classroom, I would suggest the BSN (18 months vs 16 months), and I think BSN tuition is *slightly* cheaper. I also like the block format--one class at a time! Most professors are also amazing.

Most people from my cohort have been hired into local new grad residency programs--I believe primarily for Med-Surg. However, clinicals are a great chance to network, and I do know students have been offered specialty jobs on units after going through a rotation or their senior practicum.

If you're hoping to go back to California, I know a few students who've gotten jobs and into residency programs. I applied to a few jobs as well and was told I was a highly competitive applicant, but they want you to have your CA RN license before applying, and I couldn't wait that long to start working.

Cost of living is cheap, and you can get matched with a roommate through the program. I paid

[mac_2828]

If anyone has any questions, feel free to message me!

[hhuynh14]

Got my invitation to the interview yesterday. Is anyone else going to the January 18th interview date?

[lemoncake]

anyone still lurking? What is considered a competitive TEAS score? Thank you

[Entropyfan2]

On 11/11/2017 at 8:29 PM, LVNurse17 said:

I just graduated last week and if you have any questions, let me know! Roseman has a lot of pros and cons, but if I made it, anyone can

Hi LVNurse,

Do you mind if we email? I was accepted into the Spring 2020 in Utah and have questions. [email protected]

[Entropyfan2]

On 1/1/2018 at 6:44 PM, mac_2828 said:

If anyone has any questions, feel free to message me!

Hi mac,

Do you mind if we email? I was recently accepted into the spring 2020 in Utah and have a lot of questions. [email protected]

[kfitz9]

Hi @mac_2828 thanks for all this feedback! During your online learning blocks how often were you on campus? Or were you doing most of your blocks from home?