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I say do it! I think it's a cute idea. A well written and grateful card should also do the trick. Or a gift card to somewhere if you are worried the bandages won't do.

I have thought about the private schools as well. I have my BS in Psychology and so I could do the accelerated BSN as well. Just thinking if it is worth the $50k. Perhaps it is.

I am currently an esthetician and would like to get into the medical field. I've found that I'm more interested in helping those that need help with their skin than those that just want pampering. I have a bachelor degree in Psychology and am looking to get my RN. I would love to work with a dermatologist or plastic surgeon, or maybe even in a burn victim unit. Anyway, I wanted to know what the best schools in the Sacramento area are. I know AR has a program and CSUS. I also know UC Davis is going to have a new program starting in 2011. Does anyone have any insight as to if any of the schools are better than others? Does it matter much if I get an Associate degree or a Bachelor degree?

I just moved from Nob Hill in SF. I had a roommate and we paid $2130, so $1065 each. With rent control and having lived there for a while, we were actually getting an amazing deal for the caliber of apt. we had. You will definitely save a lot of money if you have a roommate because cost of transportation and parking is a lot. Add another $300+ a month if you want a parking space or to drive anywhere and park your car or $50 a month for a bus/muni/cable car pass and more money for cabs because you will be taking them. If you want to live further out of the bustle of the city, you can get away with paying a lot less for your amenities. You should be totally fine making $45-$50 an hour, as I made about half that at my job while I lived there. Hope this helps.