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I'm interested in pursuing an MSN in nursing education with the end goal of working at a university as a nursing instructor or clinical setting in staff development. I've been reviewing some of different online programs as the nursing universities in my area are not that impressive and I would really like to obtain a quality education that really prepares me for my dream job. However I have a question about how practicum works at these online universities. I was told by a past nursing instructor that this practicum/residency/immersion experience is one of the most important aspects to a good MSN education. How does this work if you're obtaining your degree online in a different state? Do they seek out these experiences for you? Do you seek them out yourself at your worksite? Does anyone have experience with this? I'm planning on narrowing down my top universities and then reaching out to people at these universities to ask but was wondering if anyone had any insight into this themselves/some anecdotal information. Also any general advice would be much appreciated! I can't wait to start this journey into nursing education!

Hi everyone, I'm starting in July! If you're looking for apartments - pretty much everything in Rochester is expensive (one BR around 900/month average). There are a bunch of property management companies. I've heard good things about IRET but a few of the smaller places are also good. I heard to stay out of the SE area, but after visiting, and being from an area with a significantly higher amount of crime, there isn't really any "bad" neighborhoods. If you want to know anything else feel free to let me know!