maddenkim

What school do you attend?

That does sound a little crazy. I wouldn't be nervous it seems as though you would be a good candidate for the program. Do you know if you have to take the TEAS exam if you already have Bachelor's degree?

What state board exams are you taking?

Can you tell me about the program at CTS? How long? What is your course load and schedule for classes? tuition? thanks

I understand the school's line of thinking about overseas clinicals but there are many US RNs where I live. In addition I did ask about traveling back for clinicals but they did not seem receptive. Luckily, we found out we are relocating to the US in 2008, so it may work out. It looks like this school will work for you. That is great. I may contact them as well. Will you be doing the clinicals on campus or the state you will be living in? Thanks for your info!

The thing is I would like to end up in CA(after my husband retires from the military), so I am really unsure if this the program for me. It could possibly work with our moving schedule. Have you found any programs in CA that do not have waiting lists? in the Monterey area? We could be relocating to Monterey in May 2008... Thanks

Did you transfer any credits from any other college classes? I trying to find out how receptive they are for previous college credits. Thanks, any other feedback about the program?

hello, i am in the same boat as you. i am military spouse located overseas with us address (which does not mean a thing to this school), i was told i would have to wait until i am in the us to pursue this program. the program does intrigue me, but it is also very scary that some states (california, nevada, wyoming, washington, alaska, new york, louisiana, kansas, and nevada) do not recognize the program. i did get response from the school, the admissions advisor did not seem support being overseas and doing the program. i can email you the email chain i have with this person below. i would be interested knowing what your outcome is. i will be moving back to the us in 2008. here is an email address i have for someone at the school [email protected] kristy gorden admissions advisor chamberlain college of nursing 6150 oakland ave. st. louis, mo 63139 314-768-7519

Was the representative able to tell you how long is the ECPI LPN course runs? I think $24,000 in tuition is alot but if it is decent program then it is worth it. It seems as though there is at least 2 year waiting list for RN programs in Northern VA, so this may be better route...

Has anyone heard of Global Health Nurse Training Services? I found it on the internet that has 12 month LPN program. Just wondering if it is reputable. Does anyone have any suggestions for LPN program in the DC/ Northern VA area?

I would love any information regarding any online 2nd degree nursing programs. I currently reside overseas and finishing my prerequisites for a nursing program. I just found their program and it is very intriguing, has anyone gone through the program at University of Wisconsin? Does anyone know if there is a way to petition for your distance learning science course to be accepted into this program? Thanks!