it's as good as any program...has it's good points and it's bad points.
It is somewhat difficult to get into the program. It took me 3 tries to get into just the ASN program. I have a previous BS with a good GPA. It was very frustrating to be denied, and they give you NO feedback as to what to do differently next time. *take that critique with a big grain of salt, however. The dean from that time is now GONE and a much better one is in place after I graduated.
The accelaterated BSN program is very competitive to get into, however.
good luck!
vedunar
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Hello everyone
This is my first post on this forum, please bear with me if my net etiquette is not up to the mark.
I have a bachelors from India (3.25 GPA) and Masters from Illinois Institute of Technology in a different field. My masters gpa is 3.2.
I have to start taking my prerequisites online.
I am interested in nursing as a second career and want to get into Cox school of nursing for couple of reasons.
1. My wife and I work in bentonville , arkansas.
2.If I study full-time, she can work and support me.
3.The fees for Cox is under 30k, which is ok with me as I have saved 20k and remaining amount , I will be looking for loans.
4.My ultimate aim is to do a DNP with CRNA specialization.
5.My second choice school is Duke's ABSN program. I don't know if my wife will get a job in North Carolina.
I would like to get some input from senior members over here on whether Cox school of nursing is a good school to start someones second career and use the ABSN education as a launch pad for successful career in nursing.
Thanks in advance