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I am looking for a hospital based nursing program or similar situation and have had no luck finding anything other than Riverside in Newport News, VA. I was hoping to find one on the west coast somewhere. Anyone know of anything other than the schools on the east coast?
I have not called them yet. I will try to apply to the program during July. I was denied from most of the schools that I applied this winter here in Portland. I am open to move, but I do not want have another denial letter. Will I be able to transfer diploma program to BSN? I wish I knew that there such programs that take a student without any perquisites when I started taking my classes.
I have not called them yet. I will try to apply to the program during July. I was denied from most of the schools that I applied this winter here in Portland. I am open to move, but I do not want have another denial letter. Will I be able to transfer diploma program to BSN? I wish I knew that there such programs that take a student without any perquisites when I started taking my classes.
I had no difficulty getting in a BSN completion program as a diploma grad -- the program I attended (at a nearby state university) made no distinctions between diploma or ADN grads. As long as one was a licensed, practicing RN, we were all treated the same. However, that was the only program I applied to, so I can't say that means there are no BSN completion programs that would balk at accepting diploma grads.
I had no difficulty getting in a BSN completion program as a diploma grad -- the program I attended (at a nearby state university) made no distinctions between diploma or ADN grads. As long as one was a licensed, practicing RN, we were all treated the same. However, that was the only program I applied to, so I can't say that means there are no BSN completion programs that would balk at accepting diploma grads.
Thank you for your reply and I am going to contect them and I hope it will work out this time. I also hope that they will take my community college classes. I also like the idea that the school is in the hospital and I will have good skills.
elkpark
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That is true -- more and more of the remaining programs are converting to ADN programs (my hospital-based diploma program did that, long after I was gone, before it finally closed altogether).