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I lived in Fayetteville, NC for 4 years after getting out of the Army. It is a military town with one of the largest bases in the US. The people that say Fayetteville is dangerous must have been raised in Mayberry. Fayetteville itself doesn't have much to do, but Raleigh is 45 minutes way and it's close to a lot of big cities if you like road trips. Cape Fear Valley (the Valley) isn't a bad place to work. People complain, but they stay and they complain about everything in general.

I have 1 year OR nurse experience and I signed a contract in Houston for $38. The recruiter told me that everyone gets paid the same regardless of experience. This is my first travel assignment.

hey msrn2000, if you dont mind me asking, what was your gpa, how many credits did you transfer to wc, and was it really competitive to get into?

hey yuppie, im trying to decide between willilam carey in louisiana and emory in georgia. if you don't mind me asking, what was your gpa, and how much will you end up paying since the cost is so expensive?

msjoseph do u remember what her gpa was? despite the problem of it being disorganized, did any of them feel like they were prepared to be a nurse? the reason im thinking about WC is because of the 18 months needed for a BSN. the other thing is that the tutition is prettty high (9,300+) so i figured not that many ppl would apply.

do any of you know anything about william carey college like if it is hard to get accepted, how many students do they accept, what is the lowest gpa, and why isnt anyone else applying? theres not info on this site about it. i talked to someone at WC but all colleges say they are very competitive. your info/opinions would be greatly appreciated. thx.