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I am looking for a LPN program in Colorado. I heard Emily Griffith has a great program but I want to later move into RN program. I also checked in Regis What do you think?

The accreditation team was in the school last week. Still in the works - could know within 60 days (for national accreditation).

That's a great news. This could attract more people to apply to DSON next year. Thanks for sharing.

hi Gabi, i dont know why i cant reply to ma msgs i recieve so i just have to go thru these old ones. But i just wanted to let you know that i got accepted for the dec programm, so am gonna need those books. Am in school on thursdays for the 0545 algebra class. Thanks

Hi,

I will be attending DSN this fall 2008. I'm looking for a roommate. The house is located in Superior (about 35-40 mins from school). I'm hoping we could carpool and even study together. Let me know.

Thanks,

BuggieRN:nurse:

Hi,

I will be attending DSN this fall 2008. I'm looking for a roommate. The house is located in Superior (about 35-40 mins from school). I'm hoping we could carpool and even study together. Let me know.

Thanks,

BuggieRN:nurse:

Hi June

I'm attending the BSN program this fall too. I went to the orientation on Oct 26. I just found a place about 25 minutes away from school (Arvada). If you posted this 3 days ago, I would have called you for the roommate. Hopefully there is still someone who needs a room. I'm looking forward to see you at the first week assessment test on Friday.

Good luck!

Hi Dreamjob, the first post i sent you was reffering to National American University, i guess thats were you are doing your program now. i got accepted and am beggining in Dec. I dont know how to around this whole thing yet, i cant post anything without replying to someone's post. i dont know whats wrong. Anyway, hope to hear from you

i did get in but i didnt know how to get hold of you. I even went to registrations and they said they didnt know such a name but i guess it was due to confidentiality. Am always at school on thursdays at 0545 upto 10 in the Algebra class

Specializes in NICU.

I just received this email this am:

As some of you may have heard, on Monday Denver School of Nursing was granted institutional accreditation through ACCSCT! This accreditation will allow us to offer federal financial aid to our students that qualify, but this will not happen for at least three to six months. In the meantime, students must continue with their payment plan or Sallie Mae loan. Once we have the financial aid department set up they will be able to talk with you about other financing options. Please don't call Kelly or me for any specifics on loan amounts etc. as we won't have that information for several months. We're very excited to pass this fantastic news onto you! See you at orientation on the 12!

Denver School of Nursing is an Accredited Member ACCSCT.

The Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges of Technology is listed by the U.S. Department of Education as a nationally recognized accrediting agency.

Specializes in Med Surg/Ortho.

That is great! Does national accredidation only help with financial aid? Or will there be other benefits? Will graduate schools now accept DSON grads into their programs to get your MSN? OR does that have nothing to do with why grad schools won't accept DSON.

That is great! Does national accredidation only help with financial aid? Or will there be other benefits? Will graduate schools now accept DSON grads into their programs to get your MSN? OR does that have nothing to do with why grad schools won't accept DSON.

I heard from my teacher that it does help with financial aid, and I'm sure alot of people are interested in the financial aid than Sallie mae loan

Right now, only University of Phoenix would take credits from DSON, so wait until they become NLN accreditation

Specializes in NICU.
That is great! Does national accredidation only help with financial aid? Or will there be other benefits? Will graduate schools now accept DSON grads into their programs to get your MSN? OR does that have nothing to do with why grad schools won't accept DSON.

As far as I understand they are working on transfer credits for MSN programs. I also heard they are planning on having their own MSN program in the near future.

At any rate I feel this is a big step in the right direction for DSON. I know a lot of people have been skeptical, hopefully this will help some of that. I have a feeling it will fill up fast seeing as financial aid will soon be available.

that is a good news that DSON is nationally accredited!!!!

:yeah::yeah::yeah:

Carmen

That's great about the accreditation! What does this mean about how one qualifies for financial aid? Is it just your financial situation OR is it also your prerequisite grades? Must you get A's or can one qualify for financial aid if one has C's? Just getting started. Thanks everyone!

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