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    by Mar 16, '11
    If you recently graduated from MCI, Sentara, or Riverside registered nurse program in the Hampton Roads Area of Virginia, what was your starting pay? Do you think your school of choice taught you everything you needed? Can you describe what your daily clinicals were like?
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  4. Mar 24, '11 by
    i think mci did teach us alot. i work at norfolk general and i am not as impressed with sentara students as i am with the mci students. however sentara is much cheaper and you will get a bsn rather than a aas for less than half of the price
  5. Mar 24, '11 by
    I was considering Sentara's Program but they are currently accepting applications for the fall 2012 and Spring 2013 classes. I want to start now. I am hoping that I can find a hospital that has tuition reimbursement for new RN grads. You are right though 40k is a lot. They should let you get your ASN/BSN for that price if anything.
  6. Jun 5, '11 by
    I currently am in Sentara's new BSN program and I love it. We have class days on M and Th, and clinical days on T and Th. Clinicals start right away from the first semester. At first they are from 7-12 then in the 2nd semester they are from 7-2:30. The one advantage I've seen is that students from other schools do not have their own access to the e-care which is Sentara's computerised system for health records. We however, all have access from the first day to our pt info. Which proves rather helpful when having to do our concept maps and when coming up with our nursing diagnoses. Also, the price can't be beat for a bachelor's degree. I can't speak for other programs, but I am loving this one. I am almost completely sure that next May when I graduate, I will be saying the same thing. Good luck and feel free to ask any questions about the program if you have any.
    Last edit by megn2boys on Jun 5, '11 : Reason: sorry.. clinical days are T and W
  7. Aug 8, '11 by
    Quote from megn2boys
    I currently am in Sentara's new BSN program and I love it. We have class days on M and Th, and clinical days on T and Th. Clinicals start right away from the first semester. At first they are from 7-12 then in the 2nd semester they are from 7-2:30. The one advantage I've seen is that students from other schools do not have their own access to the e-care which is Sentara's computerised system for health records. We however, all have access from the first day to our pt info. Which proves rather helpful when having to do our concept maps and when coming up with our nursing diagnoses. Also, the price can't be beat for a bachelor's degree. I can't speak for other programs, but I am loving this one. I am almost completely sure that next May when I graduate, I will be saying the same thing. Good luck and feel free to ask any questions about the program if you have any.
    Does sentara's bsn program transfer to a university's grad program such as ODU?
  8. Aug 8, '11 by
    Yes. From what they have all told us, if after graduation we want to go on to get our Masters, they said it would all carry over to ODU's program. I'm not sure about other schools. But I know that in the information session they specifically talked about ODU.
  9. Sep 17, '12 by
    Sentara pay $21 per hour for nurses