Published Aug 14, 2013
Caribbean Character
222 Posts
We had Nursing orientation today and I had my first opportunity to meet my fellow students. It turns out there are only 3 men including me in our class of 45. How many men are in your cohort?
kjrobinetteSN
80 Posts
2 out of 21.
aTOMicTom
213 Posts
I think there are 4 out of about 40, but we don't start until Sept 3... Also, it's (L)PN not RN, btw.
Nighthawke30
14 Posts
4 in a class of 75. I'm the oldest at 34, the others are early 20s.
NICU Guy, BSN, RN
4,161 Posts
12 males out of 29 (ABSN program)
StudentForever77
42 Posts
We had 2 out of 24 to start. Now it's down to 1 in 17...
RLtinker, LPN
282 Posts
We actually were jumbled up a couple of times so my count maybe off, but I believe out of 60 RNs and 60 LPNs there were 6 or us total. And I believe two of them never finished.
akulahawkRN, ADN, RN, EMT-P
3,523 Posts
My current cohort has 9 males out of 44 total. My previous cohort had 6 out of 32. Right now, we're a little "heavy" compared to what we usually get as far as males in the classes. A "typical" cohort has 33 students, about 4 of which are males at my school.
ArrowRN, BSN, RN
4 Articles; 1,153 Posts
7 out of 39...the seniors ahead of us also had 7 men in about 32. Before I applied to nursing school, I called ahead and asked the school how many men are usually in a class. Normally a good indicator thats it's a "male friendly" program.
malamud69, BSN, RN
575 Posts
4 out of 30
NICUmiiki, DNP, NP
1,775 Posts
About 25 out of 125 are men.
sjalv
897 Posts
I had orientation recently and I think there are about 6 men, including me, in my cohort.