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I know that in CA, the Excelsior RN is not recognized. If i finish the Excelsior RN and go to University of Phoenix for the RN to BSN, will CA accept or recognize it then since it will be a...

Can anyone suggest a great PDR with rationale's. Thanks.

Although the ISU program in MA or RI is not recognized by the state, is there a possibility of completing the ISU LPN-BSN program in MA or RI??? How is the clinical arranged or how do you find...

I know that there are 4 sections in the TEAS V exam and the maximum allotted time is 3 hours. Is each section 40 minutes? I can do math and science easily but reading takes a lot of my time. If i...

Well, i got into: Quinnipiac Univ in CT, Fairfield Univ in CT, Becker college in MA, and New england tech in RI. Again, the problem is the cost. I applied to public 4 year colleges as well as...

I have a previous bachelors in business and for the past 2 years i have been denied for two years in a row at public schools. Every private school that i have applied to, i was accepted. The...

Basically, i haven't done anything wrong but i'd like to know what to avoid out there...

Based on your experience, what are some of the things that you have seen or heard in the field that resulted in someone losing his or her license?

If it is financially feasible for you to go to a BSN program or Accelerated program, go for it. If not, community colleges is still the best route. The 5 to 10 thousand that you will pay is merely...

I have 4 classes to go before i can apply to the nursing program at CCRI (i am taking all 4 for the fall). Now, i don't know what campus to apply to. I have heard that the campus in Warwick is...

Good evening everyone...i am trying to inquire about the accelerated nursing program at Eastern Univ in Pa. Anyone out there that was a student or a current student. What is the program like? How...

Are you saying that private schools are much easier to get into since they cost more? I noticed that a lot when i called a few public colleges. They told me that they usually get more applicants...

In reading the requirements on their website, 3.0 is required to get into nursing program. I didn't do good in college for my undergrad (i have a 3.05 cumulative GPA) and have about a b average for...