the university of arizona will give you free tuition providing you with a free Accelerated BSN degree, for everyone who is interested in obtaining a bsn program and who has a bachelor degree in another health field!
the accelerated partnership bsn program for college graduates is designed for students who have already completed a non-nursing baccalaureate who wish to pursue a career in nursing. this is a 14 month entry level professional nursing program that leads to a bachelor of science in nursing and eligibility to take the national rn licensure examination. the program is sponsored by tucson healthcare agency partners who pay a predetermined amount to cover all teaching costs associated with the program.
the partnership program is tuition free made possible through the university of arizona college of nursing's partnership with tucson healthcare agencies:carondelet healthcare network, tucson medical center, northwest medical center and university medical center. all students will enter into an employment commitment with their sponsor agreeing to work as an rn for three years following graduation. if the student fails to meet the commitment then the student will reimburse his/her sponsor in accordance with terms established in an agreement between the students and healthcare sponsor.
You are now free to hold your breath...just don't be surprised if Tuesday becomes Wednesday becomes....although that celebratory bottle of champagne in the fridge could also make the waiting pass more quickly. :trout:
That's ridiculous. A day or two delay, I understand....but an entire week?? C'mon, folks. All the other schools I applied to gave me an 'announcement window of time' and honored it. As well, at this point, UofA is THE LAST school to respond to its applicants. It's gonna be MID-MARCH by the time we find out what is going on.....sheesh....not cool.
dmskoka
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just rechecked the schedule of classes. 2 of the required classes has 48 spots .. one of them had 96.hmmm guess just wishful thinking