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hi everyone, concerning the letters of evaluation. i had mistakenly printed off a freshman application instead of a transfer application. hence, the letters are for freshman only, not for transfers students. thanks for responding though!

hi, i dont know much about it, but you can search the threads for TEAS or google it. good luck!

hi student nursebean! i am applying to adelphi as well. i would like to know if the teacher's evaluation form is really mandatory as i am not sure i wil be able to accomplish this before march 1 for the fall semester 2008 and i am graduating in sp 2008. what do u think i should do?

Are there any prereqs and if so, what are they?

bunnyRn.....you can go to this link and click on course equivalencies, it will tell you if your classes are transferable! http://admissions.adelphi.edu/UGrad/tr_info.php

hi de coah66, this is concerning the teacher's evaluation within the adelphi tranfer application. i just found out about their nursing program and the deadline is march 1. what if i am unable to get the evaluations, will that affect my chances of getting in the nursing program?

hi tccjknv, could you tell me the name of the book that you lent out? maybe i could purchase it at a bookstore.

hey marathonGirl, all the best on your exam. Could you tell me about it? what are some of the topics covered in the NET?

i am considering two schools offering the b.s. in nursing. one of them requires an NLN exam and the other requires NET.

hey everyone! i am about to take a pre-nursing exam for b.s. in nursing. Does anyone know anything about it and if so what is it basically about? How should i go about preparing for it? thanks!

How many years of experience needed to become a NNP being a neonatal nurse? I was told that it was roughly 2-3 years, is that so? Also, what do you like/dislike about this speciality? Thanks, tay_chick;)

Hey everyone, What is it like being a neonatal nursing and/or a Neonatal NP? I was a pre-med student pursuing pediatrics (neonatalogist), but i have decided to pursue neonatal nursing instead because nursing provides me to have more direct patient care to newborns than a MD (assuming), which is what i really want to do. I know that to become a NNP, you need a Master's degree. Also, when i become a neonatal nurse, do i have the option of working only in level II or most neonatal nurse work in level III? Thanks for responsing!