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I just want to know if anyone is going to a for profit nursing school this semester?... Read More

  1. by dialysisnurseLC
    Jul 25, '12
    I had my interview.. It went well just waiting on them to evaluate my LPN transcripts then I will be set!!!
  2. by classicdame
    Jul 25, '12
    don't be fooled by the label "not-for-profit". That is just a tax status. Every business has to make a profit to survive. I do not see how that would affect the programs
  3. by nursecampbell
    Jul 25, '12
    Quote from mrscseaton
    I had my interview.. It went well just waiting on them to evaluate my LPN transcripts then I will be set!!!
    I hope the evaluation goes well. I was on pins an needles waiting for my acceptance letter. I am so looking forward to the first day of class in less than two weeks. Let us know how it goes.
  4. by queen2bee
    Sep 13, '12
    mrscseaton, how is it going so far for you??? i got into my program =)!! hope all is going well with you
  5. by dialysisnurseLC
    Sep 14, '12
    I start September 24 I'm excited! When so u start queen?
  6. by queen2bee
    Sep 14, '12
    Thats great!!!! im excited too!! school starts sept 19th but since my credits transfered i will start on dec 5. that gives me time to put money back for emergencies and what not. when will you finish??? im so happy for you, congratulations!!!!
  7. by dialysisnurseLC
    Sep 14, '12
    I will be done jan 17 2014!! I'm doing an lpn-Rn bridge what's the name of ur school?
  8. by queen2bee
    Sep 15, '12
    I will be done march 2014 and i go to Kaplan college
  9. by dialysisnurseLC
    Sep 24, '12
    Today was my first day of school I liked it a lot Andia looking forward to the rest of the year!!
  10. by queen2bee
    Sep 25, '12
    Thats great to know!! I am excited for you, im so ready to start now lol
  11. by libby11
    Sep 25, '12
    I go to a private -for profit school.

    There are pros and cons.

    The pros are primarily: small class size; very personalized advisement from admission, academic adviser, and financial aid; no wait list; can be done in less than 2 years (start to finish--ready to sit for NCLEX)

    The cons are: price; politics; less sections to choose from---we have block scheduling (for example, full time 3rd semester students essentially MUST have class all day Tuesday, no other choices.)
  12. by dialysisnurseLC
    Sep 25, '12
    Where are u lobby and what school do u go to I agree wih the pros

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