BSUCraig

Good luck in getting in to the program. I hope everything works out. I got all my prereqs done while waiting. I will keep an eye out for you hanging around the department :)

Do you know which model shoe it is of NB? I have been trying to figure out which model you all are using. TY

hey dan, thanks for the info, the school says pretty much any solid color shoe in those three colors. then in bold it says no crocs... lol i don't know why but they don't like them. -craig

I am only second semester it gets busier later from what I understand but right now I am able to work full time and still do well in class. Someone else on here might no more about how busy it gets.

I am not sure about the LPN-BSN bridge. It took me three applications to get in and I scored pretty high on the exams. They have put together new admission requirements starting this term so it might be more or less difficult I am unsure. Either way good luck to you and I hope someone on here has a better answer for you. -Craig

I have yet to find a BSN program, public or private, that doesn't require some sort of entrance exam or criteria. The schools around here don't do waiting lists each year you just try and get in. They are changing the entrance criteria at Boise State (not private) where it is based more off of your GPA and not from entrance exam scores.

My uniform has a ceil top and navy bottoms. I am trying to figure out what collor shoes we have a choice of either white, blue or black. They have to be solid colored so it has been a challange to find something that I like. I am interested to see what others have to say about this.

I had to apply 3 times to get in but I don't have an existing degree I believe that helps you out.

By the time I complete my degree (BSN) I will have been in college for almost 10 years.... sad I know but that is what not knowing what you want to do with your life will do to you