Emory SON

Dixielee, BSN, RN · Dec 5, 2004

I am not a current Emory student, but got my BSN there in 1993. I bridged from ADN to BSN and thought it was a fantastic program. We were treated like collegues and with respect. I have nothing but good things to say about them. It is nice that you are not concerned about money.....that will change when you become an RN....LOL!

blee1 · Dec 8, 2004

Thanks for the reply, but theres gotta be at least one nursing student at Emory in here...

blee1 · Jan 23, 2005

Are there any Emory students in here??? Are there any recent grads at least? Please someone give me there opinion on there nursing program

bbcewalters, NP · Jan 25, 2005

Are there any Emory students in here??? Are there any recent grads at least? Please someone give me there opinion on there nursing program

I will graduate from Emory in May of 2005. Unfortunately I don't think this program is any better (or worse) than any of the other programs. IF you can get into KSU They have a great program at a much cheeper cost. I am not trying to say that Emory is bad, but any program is what you make of it. I am a nontrad. student with a previous Bach. degree in a non related area. I did my pre reqs at KSU and applied to 4 diff schools in the area. I choose Emory because my husband is in the military and I needed a program that was short enough to finish before we moved again.

I will say that as of late Emory has had more applications then usual boosting there class size from about 60 a few years ago, to 90 with my class and 100 for the class graduating in 2006. In clinical you will have a 6 to 1 ratio which as far as I know (which is not much) is one of the best in the state.

I enjoy Emory, but as with all things one wonders if the grass is greener on the other side.

Hope this helps

Bobbi

bbcewalters, NP · Jan 25, 2005

Are there any Emory students in here??? Are there any recent grads at least? Please someone give me there opinion on there nursing program

I will graduate from Emory in May of 2005. Unfortunately I don't think this program is any better (or worse) than any of the other programs. IF you can get into KSU They have a great program at a much cheeper cost. I am not trying to say that Emory is bad, but any program is what you make of it. I am a nontrad. student with a previous Bach. degree in a non related area. I did my pre reqs at KSU and applied to 4 diff schools in the area. I choose Emory because my husband is in the military and I needed a program that was short enough to finish before we moved again.

I will say that as of late Emory has had more applications then usual boosting there class size from about 60 a few years ago, to 90 with my class and 100 for the class graduating in 2006. In clinical you will have a 6 to 1 ratio which as far as I know (which is not much) is one of the best in the state.

I enjoy Emory, but as with all things one wonders if the grass is greener on the other side.

Hope this helps

Bobbi