Please HELP New Grad NYC to OU Medical - page 4

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   Feb 2, '13 by Groovychick718

   Hey ladies thank you so much for the suggestions!! I just returned from OKC..I didn't get a chance to to check out Willow Creeak but Quail Ridge was in a great neighborhood however when I passed by it looked just a tad bit shady lol and since im super paranoid I ended up going with a more expensive complex ..and a short term lease, just so that I can move into a more affordable option should the opportunity arise
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   Feb 13, '13 by Groovychick718

   Last inquiry I swear...Does anyone know any good car leasing companies? I'll be headed back down to OKC soon, so I figured I will definitely be needing to figure out transportation... So much to do, so little time :/
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   Feb 14, '13 by TheCommuter, BSN, RN Senior Moderator

   Quote from Groovychick718

   Last inquiry I swear...Does anyone know any good car leasing companies? I'll be headed back down to OKC soon, so I figured I will definitely be needing to figure out transportation... So much to do, so little time :/

   During my time in OK, people generally bought their cars and strayed away from leasing. However, you could visit any major new car dealership and they'd be happy to lease you a vehicle if your credit history is acceptable to them.
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   Feb 18, '13 by Groovychick718

   Do you have any idea why leasing was frowned upon in OKC? Are they the normal issues that come with leasing? Ex. High insurance etc
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   Feb 19, '13 by TheCommuter, BSN, RN Senior Moderator

   Quote from Groovychick718

   Do you have any idea why leasing was frowned upon in OKC? Are they the normal issues that come with leasing? Ex. High insurance etc

   No, the insurance rates are actually cheaper for most parts of OKC when compared to the rest of the country due to lower property crime rates and less likelihood of getting involved in a collision.
   
   Since new and used vehicles are reasonably priced, many people would rather pay the same monthly payment to buy the car instead of lease it. OKC is very spread out and sprawling, so you will quickly go over your allotted 12,000 miles per year that most leases allow. The back-end charges are huge when you go over your mile limit and attempt to return the leased car after the leasing period ends.
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   Mar 6, '14 by amierose123

   Does OU Medical Center offer relocation fee?
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   Mar 8, '14 by TheCommuter, BSN, RN Senior Moderator

   Quote from amierose123

   Does OU Medical Center offer relocation fee?

   OU Medical Center does not need to offer relocation assistance because this facility receives hundreds of applications from nurses who live in and around Oklahoma City.
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   Nov 12, '14 by katomps, BSN, RN

   Hi, I am interviewing for the oncology RN residency for March 2015 and was wondering what the first round of interviews was like with the unit managers? It is a phone interview because I currently live in California. Thank you!

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