ravenclaw08

Hi, everyone! So, I'm hoping to apply next year for WSSU's ABSN program, and was wondering if anyone who is in the program (or graduated from it) could answer a few questions... 1. How expensive was the program? 2. What snags did you run into while g...

I got accepted as well, and look forward to meeting you all! ?

I called Monday and spoke to someone on the DON ABSN admissions committee regarding my university application, and he said we should know either by Friday of this week or by the end of next week max. ??

Hi, everyone! Since applications could be sent in starting yesterday, I wanted to go ahead and start a forum for those of us applying to this program for next year! I walked in today and left my application in the mailbox ?, so I'm psyched to get to ...

Neat! I don’t work there anymore (had to leave to take Gen Chem I this summer), but I really enjoyed working there, and I miss it so much!

My house is literally three miles as the crow flies from the VA state line (northeast corner of Surry County). Actually driving to Dry Pond/Stuart in about an hour to stay the night with the best friend!

I've got a BA in Theatre (and actually got paid to work in my degree field off and on for five years straight, haha), but I wanted to pursue a degree in nursing since I love human beings, I'm great at understanding other people's perspectives (thanks...

Out of curiosity, where in NC are y'all from? I'm from about 45 minutes away, and will be moving to Winston in December if I get in for the sake of my car (it's already been totaled three times, LOL).

I'm planning on applying, but I'm less worried about getting into the program and more worried about moving to Winston in December! ? I live about fifty minutes outside the city, and I'm definitely going to need that time to sleep and study. Also: My...

Hi Moki1984, I'm hoping to apply for Spring 2020 too! After speaking with admissions, they look at three things: 1.) If your Critical Thinking/Reading SAT score was 470 or higher. This is a pass/fail thing, apparently. It doesn't matter if you got a...

Not even a nursing student yet, but I certainly work in a general medicine unit as an NA I+4, and I can tell you doctors know less about a patient than nurses most of the time. If you're going to depend solely on them, you're screwed. (Not to knock d...