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  1. Hi joanna87- Sounds like you are on your way to being a nurse, thats all that counts ! ! Good work,and keep it up. As long as we all pass the NCLEX exam who cares what school we go to,or what degree we have .... Hi sunnyjohn- The school is actually part of IIA(international schools of america) look up their website on the link is there. Its a ADN program,takes about 17mos(?) includes everything.
  2. Thank you for responding ! Let me know once you graduate RN program if the school is worth it, Sometimes after going through those types of schools(trade school) you havent really learned too much. I went through the MA program at Apollo yrs ago,good program,got A's. BUT when it came to the real world I hadnt learned anything,or atleast didnt retain it because it was too much info given to us at once. BUT Good Luck to you
  3. Yeah I too didnt like the area..Seems for the cost they would put more into the school- but nice to know they have a good program ! Would be nice to hear from someone who has graduated from the program so we know if they feel they recvd adequate training for the job, sometimes those types of schools just sign people up (like Apollo)
  4. Hi everyone, I was wondering if anyone has heard anything good or indifferent about this nursing school ? Its part of IIA(International Institute of America/Ethel Bauer School of Nursing). Just wondering if I should apply to this school which requires very little pre-q due to the fact most are incorpated into the classtime. The program takes 17months(fast paced)afterwards I would have my RN. The cost is rather expensive about 26,000 and a full time commitment ! ! Or should I attend ASU and get my BSN which will take about 3 1/2 yrs ? From what I understand there is almost no difference between RN vs BSN as far as pay, but would I be able to specialize in OB without a BSN ? Thanks alot

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