help picking nursing school

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I'm a senior in highschool and I applied to william paterson, Seton hall, FDU, Rutgers university. Does anyone know which college has the best nursing program. I am planning on commuting and Rutgers is tha closest and cheapest but i want to go to a good nursing program. Please help me make a good decision.

Also, after BSN, i don't know what i want to, if you can please give me some advise for the future

Maybe.....

Nurse anesthetist(i don't know if it has alot of job openings)

Nurse practitioner

Physician assistant.

I'm a senior in highschool and I applied to william paterson, Seton hall, FDU, Rutgers university. Does anyone know which college has the best nursing program. I am planning on commuting and Rutgers is tha closest and cheapest but i want to go to a good nursing program. Please help me make a good decision.

Also, after BSN, i don't know what i want to, if you can please give me some advise for the future

Maybe.....

Nurse anesthetist(i don't know if it has alot of job openings)

Nurse practitioner

Physician assistant.

To narrow your nursing school choices, I think first you need to look at what you can afford and then consider whether you have completed all your prerequisites for that school.

The nursing school does not matter. What matters is that you pass the NCLEX and attain your RN license. Also, having work experience in a hospital helps while applying for a new nursing job. Therefore, while in nursing school try to obtain a nurses aid, patient care tech, or unit clerk position in an area that you like. If interested in the ED, try and become a volunteer EMT.

If your mind is already set on nursing, the best route to go would be the CRNA or NP route. Nursing is more flexible with more room to advance than going the PA route.

Best of luck in your future!:grad:

Right now, I'm a freshman at Seton Hall and I love it.

Hi All

Is anyone enrolled at Monmouth County Vocational School? I am about to do some courses in pre-nursing will this cover the pre requisites that I am required to do do.

i am a jr at william paterson their program is really hard but good...most of the hospitals that i had my clinicals in have told me that they want there nurse from william paterson...i hope i helped u!

It's no so much the school that will make a good nurse, it's more the individual. No matter where you go, it's all up to you to make the best of your education and experience.

Enjoy becoming what you want to be...a nurse.

Thank you for your response, as you say its rally the individual and not the school. I can be what I want to be through hard work and self determination.

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