I plan on applying to both Nova and Broward college's nursing program. Hoping to apply to both and start (fall) Aug. 2013. I have heard great things about both schools and, truthfully, leaning toward Nova. I am closer to finishing Broward's pre-requisites for their program. However, I have heard and seen on many threads that you can apply to Nova's program while you're finishing up your last pre-reqs then submitting your final transcripts once you've finished the classes. Is this true? Or will I have to wait till my classes are all completed prior to applying? I ask because the fall 2013 application deadline is April 1st and I will finish with the pre-reqs toward the END of April. I hope this doesn't put me behind in the application process. How do the school's compare program wise? I know Nova has a hefty pricetag and I'm ok with that. For me, it's about finishing faster through Nova since I plan on pursuing my master's after my bsn.Hope anyone can help! Either way, I am very excited for the journey ahead. :)
SeaH20RN, BSN 142 Posts Specializes in ER, Forensic Nurse, SANE. Sep 13, 2012 Im alsoconsidering a BSN then on to a MSN degree in the Fort Lauderdale. I know Novais a lot more $$ than Broward college. I do not want to go into debt. Afterbeing an RN for 15yrs. a BSN is a BSN. As long as its online, cheep and fast. Iwill save my money for my masters and Nurse Practitioner. Im thinking ofBroward for my BSN 1 yr online starting 2013 and then FIU or FAU for my NP.I would also like to know what are FL RN's getting their Master Degrees in?What is the trend in FL for NP's?Let us know what you decide.
Laurarodriguez21 99 Posts Feb 22, 2013 I applied to Nova for fall 2013. Have you guys gotten any responses yet??
AwesomeNurseToBe 14 Posts Aug 9, 2013 Yes you can apply although you don't have all your classes done with.
AwesomeNurseToBe 14 Posts Nov 17, 2013 Yes I have. They accepted me but considering all the $$ it would cost right now financially it isn't the best. Soo I choose Broward. Nova is a great school though.
