Any opinions on RIBN project in NC?

[dt70]

http://www.ffne.org/library/library/ribn/2012-april12-ppt-handout-ppt.pdf

Both the university and county college I am interested in, participate in this program.

You take online courses during first three years at CC through university.

Is the 4th year classroom setting at University?

It has 5 semesters clinical experience at CC and 2 semesters at the university.

Acceptance is more difficult than CC and easier than university.

Would a BSN obtained this way be accepted outside of NC?

The first graduates of this program do not graduate until next year.

[dt70]

I'm getting on a plane this weekend to speak to advisers at Cape Fear NC and UNC Wilmington.

I've already decided to move to NC and do whatever path is available to me.

I should have my transcripts from my old school next week. I had a 3.85 until last semester of school.

I know it dropped a lot, but not sure how much. Over 20 years ago. May be worrying over nothing.

Will try to sell my 4.0 in a certificate issued school taken recently. Either way, it is what it is.

[golferguync]

Hey DT. Are you still applying to the RIBN program at Cfcc? I applied for this fall and waiting to here if I got in or not. They only take the total on your PSB exam. They dont look at pre-req or GPA. Well you need a minimum of 2.5 I believe. Well if you see this send me a message.