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Hi all,
I have posted a few times about my worries on getting into a nursing program and just wanted to share that I got accepted to Watts School of Nursing in Durham. I am so excited and I was wondering if any Watts students (or from other programs) had any advice on how they have gone about financing their education. I never had to deal with financial aid when I got my undergrad a few years ago and Watts is pretty pricey, (about $30,000). I plan to do the tuition reimbursement program with Duke when I graduate but I'm worried about what to do right now. Any advice on financial aid or private loan experiences would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!!!:heartbeat
Wow...so much good information on this thread, but I still have some questions for you guys! My fiance and I are planning to move to the Raleigh/Durham area together (he is going to law school after his graduation in the spring of '12). I am currently a student at MOC's traditional location in Mount Olive and have taken most of the prereq's - will I still have to take the entire 18 hours w/ MOC's RTP location before starting my nursing classes? When would be the best time to apply to try and start the nursing program in the summer/fall of 2012? Feel free to PM me with any info or just reply :) Thanks guys!
Hello All!
I am interested in pursuing a career in nursing and I have recently taken the preadmission test for to apply for acceptance at Watts. I am believing and praying that I passed the test!
My question is....
I was just wondering if anyone knows if they are still offering tuition repayment option & job placement program? If not, are most students offered employment upon graduation?
Also, I would be a 2nd degree student if accepted (liberal arts/business) I was just wondering how those students do when transitioning from a completely different field....I know I'm not "old" yet (late 20's), however, I just have some concerns since it's a totally different field.
I was under the impression that it was a certification or license program and not a degree program has that changed? I looked into it a few years ago before I got into my program. Since that was the case I didn't want to go to some place so expensive and then not be able to advance my degree.
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I will also be starting my MOC prereqs in JUNE with an entry date into the nursing program at WSON in January and I am very excited. The downside to my situation is that I have all my prereqs except for 1 class that I wont be taking until the later part of this year so I wont get the chance to meet my fellow classmates until the end of the year. I am looking forward to meeting everyone in my class and I hope everyone is just as excited as I am!