Hello! I'm a second-degree student, finishing up the pre-req's and looking into schools. I am SHOCKED at the wide range of tuitions. Columbia is over 30k a year, SUNY-Stoneybrook is only 8K a year....
talldollNYC replied to Near Done Nurse's topic in New York Nursing
Working conditions, orientation programs, tuition reimbursement, etc. varies. What area do you want to work in? Where do you want to live? Some hospitals list training and benefits plans on their...
talldollNYC replied to Near Done Nurse's topic in New York Nursing
I moved to New York five years ago - from Minnesota. It was a bit of a culture shock for me, but I love it. Have you lived in a big city before? If so, you'll have no problem. The cost of living is...
talldollNYC replied to live4today's topic in General Nursing
Hmmm. IMHO, this is a strange sort of question. I'm just going into nursing now (yeay, second career!) and have spent a good deal of time working in the corporate and theatre world. To ask "Are...
talldollNYC replied to TheMagicCookie's topic in General Nursing
We're studying Clostridium in Microbiology right now. It's an anaerobic bacteria - notoriously difficult to grow in the lab, which might be why your cultures didn't show anything. Clostridium is a...
I'm in accelerated BSN program at a school that is accredited by the CCNE (Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education) but not the NLNAC (The National League for Nursing Acrediting Commision). Does...
talldollNYC replied to huggietoes's topic in General Nursing
That sounds rough. I'm sorry. It always sucks to be in the middle of immature antagonistic behavior. Don't know if it makes you feel any better, but situations like that occur everywhere, not just in...
talldollNYC replied to talldollNYC's topic in General Nursing
Thank you! That is a great idea, to check on masters programs to get an idea of what they reccommend. I know that the Pace program is accredited by the State of New York - it's even listed on the New...
There are schools which offer direct entry CRNA degrees. Columbia University, in NY, offers a direct entry CRNA program. It takes at least three years to complete the program. The prereq's are as...
Thank you PediRN and 2banurse for the good advice. It does seems like the best idea to do the 12month BSN program first - then figure out when and where to look at graduate programs. I've been...