College of New Rochelle Second Degree Nursing Class of 2019

[alyssav]

Hello! Just wanted to start this thread to see if anyone else has applied to CNR's ABSN program for the Spring or Summer 2018 start!

[bb9177]

Hi guys what med math can i use to help me practice. I will be starting SP 2019. Help Plz.

[bb9177]

Anyone attending Rosa Parks Campus for SN SP19.

[bb9177]

Hi cysmith87. I think is 5 years. You do need the class fast well Portage Learning is your place and it offers it online. There is no financial aid coverage for it. I know it because i took it and many other pre-reqs. What i love about this is it gives you the opportunity to take all the courses you need, study at your pace and accepted by CNR. I wish you best of luck and [email protected] if you need further help.

[nicenursebae]

On 11/8/2017 at 3:33 PM, alyssav said:

@jjourdain Nice! have you filed the FAFSA? It's a free application for federal student aid and you can potentially receive federal grants/scholarships or loans, though I know the latter isn't ideal. I heard it's rare to get scholarships for second degree students, but it doesn't hurt to try. Also try contacting CNR about scholarships and grants they have as well. I am probably taking out loans, but I see it as an investment into my education and career that I'm serious about so I know I'm going to make it back when I start working. Sallie Mae is a great student loan service that offers very low interest rates, if you're interested. Hope that helps!

@Katja101 Welcome!! and Congrats on your acceptance ? !! The program is 5 semesters long which translates to 18-months, based on what I was told. So January 2018 - August 2019.

@JP02927 Good luck!! Hope you get in!! ? Not sure about when summer applicants hear back, but it should be beneficial to you since you applied so early! Best of luck!

Hi, I know you guys are almost done with the program, I just got accepted in to the summer cohort and I was hoping for any advice you guys had for me since you all are well seasoned in.