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You said your cumulative Q bank question was 53%, was this includid used = incorrect questions or just incorrect questions? I take my text in 3 weeks and so far my cumulative question is 62% (used =incorrect) and I still have 328 questions left. I'm worried. I took my first question trainer and I got a 52%.

Thank you so much. I will keep memorial regional in mind I don't plan on moving until april. Are u a new grad ?

Thank you so much. I will keep memorial regional in mind I don't plan on moving until april.

Hi I'm a new RN grad from Arizona. I'm moving to Miami in a couple of months. Can anyone tell me the starting pay for most hospitals for a new grad RN? They pay $25 dollars an hour here in Phoenix, AZ. Also, Any suggestions on which hospital to apply?

Ethel Bauer school of nursing

www.iia.edu Ethel Bauer school of nursing tel 602 242 6265 No waitlist 16 months accelerated program you get an AA degree

Can someone tell me how much does a new grad make in Houston and Dallas Area? Does ADN and BSN make a difference in pay? Thanks

How much does the new grad make per hour here in AZ? Does ADN and BSN make a difference in salary as a new grad nurse?

I took the test 2 months ago. The math part is basic math. Besides the simple math (addition, subraction, multiplicatio and additon) know your fractions, percentages, decimals, ratio and how to convert them. There are also basic algebra question and solve for x problems. The test is not so hard excpt that you only get a minute for each question which makes you feel pressured. The Reading part is just comprehesion.

I have heard of the school but i am a bit skeptical because of the area and location does not look reliable. However, I know a couple of people that is currently in the program and I have heard nothing but good feedback. I think their first graduating class is this June. Anyway, I have completed my file with then and already went in yesterday for an interview. If I get accepted, I will start the program next month. As far as the accreditation is concerned, the school is nationally accredited by ACICS which not very many schools accept direct credit from them. The good news, Univeristy of Phoenix does credit their class for the RN-BSN program. If you want to specilize in a specific field, i believe you need your BSN. I've read and heard from differn RN's that ADN and BSN has no pay differential. If you just want a simple RN job in an acute care, long-term care facility, or in home health, then it really doesn't matter. But if you would like to keep as many options open to you as possible, then the BSN is going to serve you better in the long run.

Ethel Bauer School of Nursing in Phoenix offers an AA degree for 26 K with no waiting list. Check out their website at www.iia.edu

Well, I was there couple of weeks ago and I'm not too impressed with the area and location. The outside of the school does not look reliable. How do you like the program? How's the schedule like? Do you know if there classes are going to be transferrable somewhere else? Is it still possible to work while in the program? Any information I can get will help. Thanks!

Can anyone give me information about this school? The whole program cost about 26 K and waiting list.

Has anyone heard of Ethel Bauer School of Nursing in Phoenix? Their program cost about 26K but no waitlist. Also, I hread Apollo College started their nursing program this year.

I did call the school and that is why they told me. I also talked to one of the students there and Iwas told the same thing. I tried to look for that info in their website but I didn't find any. I will keep you all posted if I hear anything.

Thanks Suzanne. So, if you have a BSN in the Philippines, your room for advancement here in the US is just the same as the RN's with a BSN here in the states? I was told something different. I was told the BSN in the Philippines are just regular RN's here in the states. Even though they both have a 4 year degree, it is still harder for them to advance than a graduate here in the US.

I took medical terminology at Rio and it was pretty easy. Mid term was at home and final you have to go the testing center.

Hello, I am 27 years old and thinking of switching careers to nursing. There is a new nursing school in Phoenix that opened last year. The cost of the whole program is about 26k but there is no waiting list. The student graduates with an AA. Has anyone heard of this school? Can someonne tell me something about this school and their program? I was told that University of Phoenix and Grand Canyon University does credit their courses if decided to go for BSN.

Hello, I have a couple of questions. I was curious what the status of a BSN graduate in the Philippines here in the US? Can someone tell me the difference between ASN and BSN besides one is a 4 year degree? Is there a big pay differential? The reason why I am asking is because I'm 27 years old and thinking of changing careers to nursing. Thanks.

Hello, I have a couple of questions. I was curious what the status of a BSN graduate in the Philippines here in the US? Can someone tell me the difference between ASN and BSN besides one is a 4 year degree? Is there a big pay differential? The reason why I am asking is because I'm 27 years old and thinking of changing careers to nursing. Thanks.