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Hi, I was wondering if you found any strategies for the test? I take the course in January and I'm a bit nervous. Also, where do we take the test? I have been practicing questions in the Qbank and even paid for predictor exams but I don't think I"m ready yet. Any advice would be appreciated?

Hi everyone! I am looking to start my MSN this year and have currently applied to South University. I am also looking at University of Cincinnati. Can anyone who is currently attending either of these schools give me your input?? Also, if you have experience with another one that is good please let me know. I am nervous about picking one and ending up in a bad program. I know people who attend both and University of Cincinnati seems good but the person I know that is attending South Univeristy tells me it's a really easy program with no exams, just discussions and papers and I am afraid to spend so much money on a program and it not prepare me for the boards. Yes, a program with only papers and discussions works because I work fulltime and have a family but I would like to have powerpoints or materials to learn and I've read reviews and it doesn't seem to be the case at South University....it's basically self taught. I understand online programs are a bit like this but most of the times professors are readily available and lectures are posted. PLEASE! Any information or advice is appreciated.

yeah, i think that if you re-read his explanation you'll realize that he got a GED so that means he didn't graduate high school and being out of school for 10 yrs could be possible if he dropped out. Anyways, Riseofthefall, don't let a test stop you from getting to where you want. buy a review book and study and do it again or apply at another school. like others said, you may be applying to a school with only 10-15 seats which makes it harder. If you really want this, go for it!

yeah, i think that if you re-read his explanation you'll realize that he got a GED so that means he didn't graduate high school and being out of school for 10 yrs could be possible if he dropped out. Anyways, Riseofthefall, don't let a test stop you from getting to where you want. buy a review book and study and do it again or apply at another school. like others said, you may be applying to a school with only 10-15 seats which makes it harder. If you really want this, go for it!