jonquilRN

There is not much info regarding the online RN-BSN program at Suny Empire on the web or on AN. I am graduate from an ADN program and have 5 years experience working in the CCU. I know I eventualIy need my BSN degree and decided to go to Empire. Tuiti...

Hi, I know there isn't a lot of info about SUNY Empire here. But I'll try to help. I'm currently enrolled in the program and it's a great experience so far. I'm taking 8 credits while working. Assignments are usually discussion boards where you initi...

I meant great so far,

Hi all! I don't have any feedback on Plattsburgh but I'm currently doing online classes at SUNY Empire. Application and registration process was smooth and easy. I'm taking 2 classes now and it's been a gear experience so far.

Hi redtailhawk, I don't really know how competitive the program is but what I can tell you is that I only applied to this program and was accepted. My GPA is slightly lower than your 3.9. I wish you good luck and I hope you are accepted into SUNY Emp...

I work part time which is only 3 days in 2 weeks. I'm really not in a rush to obtain my degree because I plan to stay in my current position for a few more years for experience. Plus the fact that tuition reimbursement is prorated so this program wor...

Congratulations to you! Just like you, I applied to a critical care fellowship and landed the job that I truly wanted. I did not apply to any other positions and felt pretty confident I was going to be offered a position. I was nervous, anxious and s...

Hello all! I have been accepted into the SUNY Empire RN to BSN. I'm excited and nervous at the same time. I wanted to hear if there are other RNs out there who have been accepted, in progress or graduated from the SUNY Empire program. I'd also to ask...

Hi woodsyny, I checked out their website and it it looks good. I like how there is a support on this site as well as another social site. I guess I'm more afraid of the 15 weeks crammed into 5. I have been out of school for awhile now, work part time...

Thank you woodsyny for the input. I like the fact that it's suny tuition. As far as clinicals, I work pt so it may work for me. I was lucky enough to be hired before they required RNs to have their BSN and I'm not in a rush to complete my degree. Go...

I'm an NCC graduate and at the time they wanted medical microbiology. I don't know anything about the TEAs since I graduated a few years ago. Good luck!

Hello All, I'm a graduate of NCC's nursing program and was able to land a job at NSLIJ but they are now requiring you have a BSN. If you apply for the program at NCC, they have joint admissions with SUNY Farmingdale, and online programs with SUNY DEL...

Hello, I wanted to say good luck to you starting your nursing career! I'm a graduate from NCC. I wanted to give some hope to those who think their GPAs aren't competive. Compared to some of my other classmates I had one of the lower GPA of 3.7. I ap...

Good luck luv2mygirls! Please update me with your experience! =)

Hello, I'm a recent graduate of an ADN program and very interested in hearing about someone's experience with Stony Brook's online RN-BSN program. I've gone to Stony Brook's nursing site but would like to hear someone's actual experience. Thanks in ...

hi jenbet, i'm a graduate from the NCC nursing program. I suggest you fill out the application they have in the V building and attach a transcript with it. It doesn't have to be an official transcript. Good Luck to you! jonquilRN

Hello, Here's my experience. 2 years ago I applied to both ADN and BSN programs and the ADN program was the first to give me an acceptance letter. So, that's what I went with first. I'm finished with school, passed my NCLEX exam and accepted a nursi...

Hello, I'm a respiratory therapist in NY for about 8 years now and just graduated from nursing school this past December. I have to tell you that I love my job as a respiratory therapist but the reason I went to nursing school is to be more involved...

I know that Manhattan hospitals definitely pay better than LI hospitals but you pay for parking, gas or LIRR and subway. I'm not too sure about the outer boroughs. I think NYH of Queens is paying well. =)

NYC hospitals do pay more than LI hospitals but the cost of the commute will probably off-set most of the pay difference. I just left a job in the city and currently work in a hospital on LI and I saved alot of money from the commute as well as time...

Yes, I had all the classes needed. All I need to take were nursing classes. It helps to knock other classses out of the was so you can really concentrate on nursing.

I used the william's nutrition book may once. ~fellow NCC nursing student

Hello everyone, I was accepted to the NCC nursing program on the second try. It really depends on the applicants that are considered because my 3.55 GPA got me accepted. So, there is hope of getting in if you do not have a 4.0. Good luck to all.:)