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Sound Great I'm going to check up on them both right now. The only other questions I have would be. what are affordable places to live in the area? It wont let me PM you for some reason though. Thanks for this very helpful post!

Yes thank you just the suggestions i'm looking for! I will look into it. Any specific schools you like. I am fine with an ADN that is the program I was in over here in MA.

Hello Nurses, Due to my school loosing its license in Massachusetts I am looking for a change of scenery. Looking for any advice on cheap city/states to live. And quality programs I could apply to close by. I have all the prerequisites and a decent gpa of 3.3 Thank you for any and all suggestions. Thanks!

Thanks for the suggestion that might be an option. It just means moving to Florida, Indiana, Utah, Texas or cali. I'm considering it though.

Yeah there are some good options here in Massachusetts. My current program was doing well its surprising they revoked its license. I think this time around it has to do with some administrative drama instead of failing scores like my last program. Still a shock. Thanks for the feedback.

Hello nurses and future nurses, I am in an unfortunate and desperate situation. Over the past two years I have been in two nursing programs in Massachusetts and both have lost there approval status from the board. I have some local options I am applying to but I was wondering if anyone had advice on any fully online ADN or BSN programs. It seems that most require a previous license. I have none. Any and all suggestions would be welcomed. I am also willing to up and move to any state to finish my nursing journey. Thanks for your help.

Hello Fellow Students and nurses, Yesterday I was informed by the local news that my school Roxbury Community College in Massachusetts had lost its approval status from the board of nursing. Believe it or not, this is the second school I have been a part of that lost its approval status. I was at Quincy college last year made it through med surge before it closed. Now I sit here with a pretty uncertain future. Most other schools are full here for September. As you folks know most nursing schools don't take other schools nursing credits. So my options are to wait it out and see if the school figures out a plan B. I.E a special transfer arrangement, or a successful appeal of the board's decision or start anew next year at a local school. This is making me think a change of scenery might be in order for me to continue my nursing dream. I am looking for any and all suggestions of affordable nursing programs in other states that may still be accepting folks for a September start date. I would preferably like to go somewhere where the cost of living is cheap and I can just focus on my studies. Midwest, south, west coast, online at this point all I'm looking for is a cheap stable nursing program. I have all my prereqs most are a b or above and I've received a b+ average in my most recent nursing courses. Any suggestions are appreciated thank you!