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nursn2b

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  1. Thanks evryone for your thoughts. Yes, i wasnt sure either about the correspondence courses. I'm considering the ABSN programs also. I will have to look at ways to support my family in the meantime (i have a disabled 2yr old). Thanks once again for your thoughts.
  2. Thanks MB As i already have a bachelors and masters, i keen to actually go for an RN license and then work for few yrs in ICU/critical care before applying for a crna school. I did not find any online schools. I am planning on going to a local college, part-time, as i want to keep my day job for now.
  3. Thanks everyone for posting your thoughts. I will contact the schools and local RN programs....will keep you posted.
  4. Hi Everyone, I already have a bachelors and a masters in biology/health science and few yrs of experience as a lab tech. I am interested in pursuing a nursing career now. However, I would like to know if there is any way to get an RN license by pursuing the course work online and then doing the clinical component at a local hospital where i live? My primary objective is to become eligible to take the NCLEX exam so that I can get an RN license. I am pretty motivated and can excel at self-directed learning so I think getting through the NCLEX exam will not be a problem. Since I am new to the nursing field, am not sure how to become eligble for the NCLEX-RN exam. I want to pursue any course work component online and get clinical experience at a local hospital mainly because I want to keep my day job so that I can support my family and college!! I dont want to get into more student loan debt than I already have rite now! I would truly appreciate your thoughts on any nationally accredited programs where I may be able to do the course work online and then fulfill their clinical requirement at a local hospital. Bottom line...I want to be eligible for the NCLEX-RN exam so that I can get an RN license and then work in ICU/critical care for few years...before, hopefully, try to get into a CRNA school. Thanks a lot.
  5. Hi Everyone, I already have a bachelors and a masters in biology/health science and few yrs of experience as a lab tech. I am interested in pursuing a nursing career now. However, I would like to know if there is any way to get an RN license by pursuing the course work online and then doing the clinical component at a local hospital where i live? My primary objective is to become eligible to take the NCLEX exam so that I can get an RN license. I am pretty motivated and can excel at self-directed learning so I think getting through the NCLEX exam will not be a problem. Since I am new to the nursing field, am not sure how to become eligble for the NCLEX-RN exam. I want to pursue any course work component online and get clinical experience at a local hospital mainly because I want to keep my day job so that I can support my family and college!! I dont want to get into more student loan debt than I already have rite now! I would truly appreciate your thoughts on any nationally accredited programs where I may be able to do the course work online and then fulfill their clinical requirement at a local hospital. Bottom line...I want to be eligible for the NCLEX-RN exam so that I can get an RN license and then work in ICU/critical care for few years...before, hopefully, try to get into a CRNA school. Thanks a lot.
  6. Thanks sunnyjohn, my primary objective is to become eligible to take the NCLEX exam so that I can get an RN license. I am pretty motivated and can excel at self-directed learning so I think getting through the NCLEX exam will not be a problem. However, since I am new to the nursing field, am not sure how to become eligble for the NCLEX exam. I want to pursue any course work component online and get clinical experience at a local hospital mainly because I want to keep my day job so that I can support my family and college!! I dont want to get into more student loan debt that I already have rite now! I would truly appreciate your thoughts on any programs where I may be able to do the course work online and then fulfill their clinical requirement at a local hospital. Bottom line...I want to be eligible for the NCLEX-RN exam so that I can get an RN license and then work in ICU for few years...before, hopefully, try to get into a CRNA school. Thanks a lot. I appreciate thoughts from anyone in this forum, thank you.
  7. Hi Annie, I am also in a similar situation. I have a Bachelors and Masters degree in Biology/health science. I am also thinking of pursuing an MSN in acute care. I want to continue in my current job though and am thus looking for online MSN acute care courses. Did you find any such courses from good/reputable colleges/universities? Would truly appreciate if you can share some info with me since we both seem to be interested in acute care MSN. Thanks a lot:-)
  8. Hi sunnyjohn, Can you please post whether someone without any nursing background but, with Bachelors and Masters degrees in related (biology, chem, etc) field can actually do an MSN/MN online? Will I be eligible to take the NCLEX-RN once I complete this MSN/MN and get the RN license? I am interested in CRNA and would like to get the RN and then work in critical care for few years before I apply for CRNA school. Do you think a critical care/ICU MSN/MN would be better than other MSNs for someone interested in CRNA but without a Bachelors in Nursing? Thanks a lot.
  9. Thanks a lot focker. I am sure I will be able to do well in the ABSN. I am in the process of applying to some BSN schools now. Thank you.
  10. Hi, Can anyone including CRNA nurses and/or faculty please post whether my chem fails will essentially mean that I cant even dream of ever getting into a CRNA school? I do have an A in pharmacology and biochem. Can I retake the chem class again although I have been out of college for a while now? If i get an A in this, will this in some way convince CRNA directors of my abilities. I was 18 when I went to college and did not really take my first couple of yrs all that seriously...in hindsight i regret it a lot. How can I prove to any CRNA school in the country that I am a serious student now than when I was 18/19. Any thoughts from you all will help me a lot. I have shadowed a CRNA once and I became extremely interested in the subject and what they do. Thus my decision to get into nursing. I am not sure if I will have a shot at at least being eligible to apply for CRNA school with my past fail history in chem and couple of genetics courses (although I am not worried about this because I went on to do my MS in Genetics (that's rite!) at a reputable college and graduated with a 3.75 GPA. I would like to know whether I am being unrealistic in even considering CRNA with my past history of chem Fs? Thanks a lot.
  11. Hi, Thanks everyone, I will check out the online programs.
  12. Correction: Actually, failed 4 times and I got an A in my 5th attempt.
  13. Yes Jerico, although I could have opted not to continue and taken soe other course instead of chem, i just wanted to prove to myself that I CAN do it. Also, for got to mention that I have an A in biochem also.
  14. hi everyone, i already have a bachelors degree in biology and also a masters degree. i also have almost 5yrs clinical lab tech experience. but i am now keen to pursue nursing but, have some questions regarding my college grades in undergrad. here is the problem, although my overall gpa is 3.0/4.0, i failed my chemistry and 2 genetics related courses in college. in fact i got through my chemistry course the 5th time (i just never got really interested and never studied seriously for it, now i kick myself for doing that). if any consolation, i do have an a in pharmacology. my masters gpa was 3.75/4.0 and never failed any course work or research for that matter. i am wondering whether any nursing school would consider me for an accelerated second degree bsn with the above fail history in my college days. also, is there any way to prove my capability to pursue an accelerated bsn by taking a college chemistry and genetics course now and getting an a or b in them!? does anyone know about such courses that can be pursued individually online? thanks a lot for your help.
  15. hi everyone, i already have a bachelors degree in biology and also a masters degree. i also have almost 5yrs clinical lab tech experience. but i am now keen to pursue nursing but, have some questions regarding my college grades in undergrad. here is the problem, although my overall gpa is 3.0/4.0, i failed my chemistry and 2 genetics related courses in college. in fact i got through my chemistry course the 5th time (i just never got really interested and never studied seriously for it, now i kick myself for doing that). if its any consolation, i do have an a in pharmacology. my masters gpa was 3.75/4.0 and never failed any course work or research for that matter (if there is such a thing in research!). i am wondering whether any nursing school would consider me for an accelerated second degree bsn with the above fail history in my college days. also, is there any way to prove my capability to pursue an accelerated bsn by taking a college chemistry and genetics course now and getting an a or b in them!? does anyone know about such courses that can be pursued individually online? my ultimate goal is to become a crna and eventually be an educator at a crna college/uni. however, can someone please tell me whether i would be considered at all by any crna school in the country with the fails grades many years ago in college. is there any way to offset this by perhaps doing well in the accelerated bsn (if i am accepted) or rn course. thanks a lot for your help.

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