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moving to Phoenix az

Hey I'm moving to az I'm a cna I'm wanting to start a good rn program asap I'm moving jan 2015 I'm very excited tell me any and everything about the nursing school there thanks

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    Your best bet is through the community college system, unless you like wasting a ton of money on private school tuition. The downside is that there is a a 2+ year waiting list for the community colleges and that is AFTER you have completed the prerequisites and passed the HESI entrance exam.

    For more information, check out nursing.maricopa.edu

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    Thanks yea i don't want to be on a waiting list

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    Have you taken any nursing prereqs? Like Anatomy and Physiology I and II, Microbio, Chem, Nutrition... just to name a few

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    Whatever you do, DON'T go to Everest College!

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    Thanks yea i don't want to be on a waiting list

    None of us do. Welcome to reality.

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    If you don't want to be on a waiting list, private schools are your only option.. unless you qualify for one of the concurrent enrollment programs out there.. but I'm not sure those won't have wait lists.

    I personally would never go to a private school. The tuition is too high, credits don't generally transfer and the nurses I know (including a nurse recruiter at one of the biggest hospitals in Arizona) have strongly advised against it.

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