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Odd question maybe, but does anyone know if printed scrubs, that are 100% cotton, are able to be dyed? I’m not sure how the printing process is done. But in photos of these 100% cotton printed scrubs, it doesn’t appear that the fabric is printed in the same manner as a standard graphic T-shirt.

I have another question - maybe you have experience with this LOL. I just got my transcript evaluation back. My Intro to Humanities course (HUM 100) from a regionally accredited institution (received an A) wasn't accepted to meet their humanities requirement. Even though one of their courses that can be taken to fulfill the humanities requirement is HUMN 303 (intro to humanities). Do you have any clue as to why this wouldn't be accepted? I've never had issues with this previously. Does the 100 vs 303 mean anything that significant? I need to figure out my options with this I suppose...

Hello all, I've been looking into USA's RN to BSN program. Just wondering if anyone has any insight or experience with this specific program? I've googled and I'm not finding very much information regarding other students' reviews and feedback on the RN-BSN program. Thank you!

Awesome, Thanks! I'm seriously considering doing their RN-BSN. The only annoying thing is, although the core RN-BSN nursing curriculum is 7 courses, 9 courses are required to meet their residency requirement. Which means I'll still have to take 2 elective courses with them. Which might end up being a history course and a political science course (since their Gen ED core requires those and I have neither). But I'm considering doing them via Sophia and/or Straighterline, then trying to find other less rote memory type of course to take with Chamberlain...

Does anyone know if Chamberlain accepts Sophia Pathways credits?

Another question, sorry. Was it necessary to purchase the books for the SimPath program? How helpful were the books (if purchased and used for the courses)?

Hi, I'm a RN (ADN) in the lower north/central NJ area. I have 1 yr of OR exp and 1 yr of home care exp. - along with 3 yrs of military time. I'd like to get into correctional nursing - the only job opportunities I see are from agencies on Indeed. I'd much rather get into the city/county/state type positions (for a career/longterm benefits). Does anyone have any information that could help in this process? Thanks

Very nice. Thanks again

Thank you. This is valuable info for me, personally. Another question though – Do you know how the SimPath credits transfer as far as GPA is concerned (max of 3.0 or is 4.0 attainable)?

Any updates on how the SimPath program is going? Any issues, quirks - anything unexpected? Also, are there any mandatory videos (if so, what's required - how long)? Thank you for all of the insight!

I definitely will be asking. Thank you so much!

OK, thanks for the reassurance LOL. I'm actually looking at the job posting now. It says: Pay scale & grade AD 00 Appointment type Multiple Appointment Types So now I'm thinking this isn't permanent?

Yes, permanent full-time position. I have 1 yr peds OR exp and 1 yr home care exp. Just nervous about putting my license in jeopardy - like with the nurse/patient ratio. Nervous about doing a phone interview too - I like to be seen and see their reactions for myself. But it is what it is. Thanks for the info too, btw.

Oh okay. I have a phone interview for CLC RN in NJ Monday. Not sure if I'll love the position, but I am trying to get my foot in the door...

First, I'd like to thank everyone for all of the information above - super helpful! I do have a question: What can I do to get my foot in the door as far as an IR position? I have 1 yr of peds OR exp., 1 yr home care exp. (along with non-medical military exp.). I'm all about the attention to detail and intricacies. I've applied to an IR RN position (application status says "under review"). Just not sure if I even have a shot or I should move on - even though from these descriptions of the job, I'm hooked.