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  1. by HeartsOpenWide
    Feb 15, '07
    Occupation: "Birth Center" Staff Nurse Specialty: Ante-Intra-Postpartum, Post Gyne ; From: US ; Joined: Jul '05; Posts: 3,067; Likes: 2,035
    About 1,600 + $600 for books.Thats per semester and there are 6 semesters total (don't shoot. I live in california) I was going to the Jr college I would only be paying $20.00 A UNIT!!!
  2. by Nurse_Diane
    Feb 15, '07
    Occupation: Hospice RN Specialty: Hospice ; From: US ; Joined: Jul '05; Posts: 1,399; Likes: 1,830
    About $25,000 (BSN). Could be off a few thousand though, who knows?

  3. by shoegalRN
    Feb 15, '07
    Joined: Dec '06; Posts: 1,379; Likes: 2,142
    You and I attend the same school. I am a traditional student, class of 09.

    Quote from SA2BDOCTOR
    My own cost $10,100 a semester? How much is yours?
  4. by amyk_ncsu
    Feb 15, '07
    Joined: Oct '06; Posts: 130; Likes: 13
    $185/hour = $2500 for 1st semester for just tuition. Gonna run me about $11,000 for the whole program plus books, uniforms, gas, etc etc. This is a 2 year ADN program
  5. by S.N. Visit
    Feb 16, '07
    Joined: Aug '03; Posts: 1,284; Likes: 358
    $11,360.00 ADN program. My LPN program was exactly half of that. Books are usually about $100.00 per book.
  6. by TheCommuter
    Feb 16, '07
    Occupation: CRRN, now a case management RN Specialty: Case mgmt., rehab, (CRRN), LTC & psych ; From: US ; Joined: Feb '05; Posts: 38,032; Likes: 69,290
    I attended a Southern California fast-track LVN program in 2004 and 2005, and the tuition was $19,995 for 1 year.

    I now attend a community college in Texas, and the tuition is $50 per credit hour. I am currently enrolled in 17 credit hours, so my tuition is $850 for this semester. Books are entirely another story.....
  7. by CityKat
    Feb 17, '07
    Occupation: Registered Nurse Specialty: Trauma, Trauma, Trauma ; Joined: Apr '06; Posts: 587; Likes: 427
    Wow..
    I paid 44k total for a 21 month accelerated program. However, I received about $5500 per semester in scholarships and grants. That's not much, just a dent. That is everything combined though. NOT just my tuition. My clinical fees, insurance, etc.
  8. by blueyesue
    Feb 17, '07
    Joined: Nov '05; Posts: 574; Likes: 445
    $100 per credit.

    I am in a 2 year 70 credit program, so it will run $7,000 without books and supplies.
  9. by adnstudent2007
    Feb 18, '07
    Joined: May '06; Posts: 61; Likes: 2
    I'm in an ADN program and it's about $900/semester for clinical classes. Books are a few hundred dollars but there are all sorts of things they nickle and dime you for...
  10. by MCPHSkel
    Feb 18, '07
    Occupation: student Joined: Jan '07; Posts: 7
    It's about $40,000 for a 16-month accelerated BSN including books, classes, malpractice insurance, uniforms, etc. I received about 5,000 in scholarships, which is high for the program. Since it's a second bachelor's degree, not much in the way of aid is given.
  11. by future L&Dnurse
    Feb 18, '07
    Joined: Nov '06; Posts: 266; Likes: 79
    Mine is around $2500 per semester, in-state. I paid almost $1000 for books this semester but that should go down a bit next semester (I hope!). I'm in a BSN program at a state university.
  12. by carolinapooh
    Feb 18, '07
    Specialty: 10 year(s) of experience ; From: US ; Joined: Apr '05; Posts: 3,639; Likes: 2,375
    Quote from MCPHSkel
    It's about $40,000 for a 16-month accelerated BSN including books, classes, malpractice insurance, uniforms, etc. I received about 5,000 in scholarships, which is high for the program. Since it's a second bachelor's degree, not much in the way of aid is given.
    Same here - about $40K for a 16-month ABSN. I'll be about half that in debt, but am hoping hoping hoping to get hired by the VA; they have a $40K, tax-free loan repayment over five years (and their starting pay is insanely high compared to what everyone else is paying). Plus I have seven years federal time (military and civil service), so retirement would come quick, and I could go teach, or pick another specialty...sky's the limit with this field!
  13. by JaxiaKiley
    Feb 18, '07
    Specialty: OR Internship starting in Jan!! ; Joined: Apr '06; Posts: 2,890; Likes: 49
    Tution is about $400/semester. Books? About $600. Supplies? Another $200 or so.

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