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Finish your accounting degree then apply for an accelerated BSN program. Take your chemistry and and any other prerequisites at a local community college. Your to close to give on the accounting degree.

What was the average gpa and teas scores that was accepted in the past classes?

Texas A&M Corpus Christi has a BSN e-line nursing program. The eLine track coursework is completed online with the clinical component completed with a preceptor in your area (if available) and/or in a regional (i.e. Dallas/Ft. Worth, Austin, San Antonio, Houston) and/or local clinical groups in Corpus Christi.

Hi I'm thinking about applying for the hybrid program. I will be driving 2 hrs one way. I haven't took the teas yet. Have you got any information about the days you will have to meet? How many do the admit into the program?

The next ABSN program starts in January 2019. I wanted to talk to someone whose already in the program, but haven't got a reply from anyone. Good luck to you. Let me know if you get accepted.

The address should be on their website. How far are you from Mobile?

Hi, no I did not apply. I was told by one of the faculty that you would not be able to work. I need to work. Are you going to apply?

Hi, I'm interested in applying to the University of Mobile accelerated bsn program. Is anyone currently in the program? If so, can you give me any insight because I don't live in the area. Thanks!

Hi All, I was told that associate programs are more hands on with skills than BSN programs. I'm debating of should I go straight for BSN or go for associate first. I know all programs are different, but can anyone give me some advice on straight bsn or associate rn to bsn program. Thanks!

Hi All, I was told that associate programs are more hands on with skills than BSN programs. I'm debating of should I go straight for BSN or go for associate first. I know all programs are different, but can anyone give me some advice on straight bsn or associate rn to bsn program. Thanks!

Thanks for your reply!

Hello, I want to become a RN, but I can't afford to quit my job to go to school full time. I came across the field of HIM. This degree could be taken completely on line. I would like to know would I be wasting my time pursuing this degree? Which field would have more job opportunites RN or HIM? I live in Alabama. Thanks for the advice!

I'm a single parent and I want to go to nursing school. I have 2 children. My oldest will be attending college next year in the fall of 2012. My youngest will be going to the 7th grade. I work in manufactoring and I hate my job. I work 5~6 days a week, 12 hr days, rotating shifts every month. During days I work from 6a~6p. Nights vice versa. I don't get to spend time with my children because of my work hours. I want a better life for my family. I can't afford to quit my job to go to nursing school. I have to take care of my children. I know mursing school is very time consuming but I have to have a job to make it. My question is to single parents or any parents...how did you provide for your family during nursing school? I don't want to give up my dream but I have to take care of my family. Should I post pone school and just continue this horriable job? I don't want to. I hate going to work. I hate being there. I thought about changing my major and do something online just to get me out of there. I thought about about medical billing and coding. I just don't know what to do. Please help....Thanks!

I'm sorry you didn't get in. Did you apply any where else?

Let me know if you get in. Good luck!!!