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mm306

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  1. Nursing 50 vs. EPI 100? I just spoke with Shelli and she mentioned that the nursing school accepts the Nursing 50 course which would meet the EPI 100 requirement. I think I prefer to take that course. I don't want to start off on the wrong note by taking a really tough EPI 100 class. Can we go ahead and register for that right now? Is the course in the $800 range too? That seems exorbitant.
  2. Has anyone fulfilled their Epidemiology requirement for the UCLA MECN program yet? If I decide to go there I still need to pick up that course. I can either do it in Spring or Summer quarter at UCLA. I was wondering if anyone has taken the UCLA course. It looks like the summer class is almost online? Can anyone recommend another school's Epi class? Thanks!!
  3. CSULA is just off of the 10 freeway east of downtown. I don't think it is too bad of an area (but I might be wrong). The campus seems to be pretty secluded from the nearby neighborhoods.
  4. I just found out today that I got accepted to UCLA's MECN program (via snail mail, no emails were sent to me yet). I too am wondering if CSULA's ELMN program (which would give me a FNP at the end of 3 years) is the better route to go. I had an interview with CSULA last week. The MECN program's curriculum is a little more confusing to me when I compare it to CSULA's. CSULA's curriculum seems much more practical and its tuition is also much cheaper than UCLA's. Does anyone have any thoughts on this?

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