Is Sullivan County CC really a SUNY school? Info please...

[starbucksnurse]

I found out that this is a SUNY school. I would like to know if anyone has completed their RN program. How hard is it to get accepted? Is commuting difficult from the city?? Thanks.

[starbucksnurse]

Ah, the CPNE kicked my butt the first time and I passed the second. We can get you through.

Honestly, if you are a good test-taker EC is the way to go. You can test out of A&P, etc. And with a couple of kids how on earth are you going to commute 5 hours a day and live?

Yes, that doggone drive would be a killer. Ugggh, WHY IS IT SO HARD TO FREAKIN ADVANCE. I'M STILL WORKING FOR AN AGENCY IN WHICH I DIDN'T WORK AN ENTIRE WEEK! I want to go back to work full-time but there is a freeze on the city. I used to work for HHC until my accident.

Yes Sue, I followed your success and was very happy when you passed the CPNE. I know how it feels to want something soooo bad then things doesn't quite work out the way you had planned. But you're a RN now and I'm sure you're still on cloud ten! LOL

Maybe I'll just do my last pre-reqs traditionally and then try EC again. Would you PM me. Maybe your strategy will work for me. Mine didn't work out well at all.

[SuesquatchRN, BSN, RN]

I sure will. The thing that really helped was staying very close to the forum, actually. Youse were my classmates. For real.

:)

You can test out of A&P etc at EC, and also via SUNY distance learning.

[guiltysins]

You mentioned CUNY in one of your posts and I just wanted to point out that CUNY and SUNY are two entirely different systems and the SUNY system is much more efficient then the CUNY system.