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Thanks for replying and i'm sorry for the delay in response because i'm a new member and i haven't figured out all the links yet. To KsMICT, my gpa is not so great and i thought that i should apply to more than one nursing school if i don't get in at the U. Here's some statistics http://www.nursing.umn.edu/img/asset...08%20Table.pdf. And to UVA Grad Nursing, the business school just got an approval by the CCNE last year.

Thanks for replying and i'm sorry for the delay in response because i'm a new member and i haven't figured out all the links yet. To KsMICT, my gpa is not so great and i thought that i should apply to more than one nursing school if i don't get in at the U. Here's some statistics http://www.nursing.umn.edu/img/asset...08%20Table.pdf.

Thanks for replying and i'm sorry for the delay in response because i'm a new member and i haven't figured out all the links yet. To KsMICT, my gpa is not so great and i thought that i should apply to more than one nursing school if i don't get in at the U. Here's some statistics http://www.nursing.umn.edu/img/assets/11100/Undergraduate%20Admissions%202003-2008%20Table.pdf. And to UVA Grad Nursing. the business school that offers the BSN program just got approved by the CCNE last year.

Hi, right now i'm a freshman at the university of Minnesota and I'm afraid I won't get into the nursing school there so I'm looking at other schools that offer a 3 year BSN program. I'm looking at a business school that offers a 3 year BSN program for about the same price as the university. Does it make a difference if i get a BSN at a university or a business school which is approved by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education if I want to become a nurse anesthetist? Thanks

Hi Nurses and experts I am... well stuck. I am currently a freshman at the U of Minnesota Twin Cities and I want to go into nursing. I plan on applying to the school of nursing at the university but I heard that it's very competitive (Applicants applied 498, admitted 112 and average GPA 3.59). I don't think I'll make it in so I am considering another school that offers a BSN program; Globe University Minnesota School of Business offers a 3yr BSN program. I have a friend who is in the U nursing program and she keeps telling me that I won't get a job at a hospital and my salary won't be as great as someone who got a BSN at a university... and she also said that it depends on the college reputation too when it comes to applying for a nursing job. She also said that the first "wave" of people to get layed off are people who graduate from a community college. I need some clarification on if I would be able to get a career in nursing if I transfer out of the University to a community college and on the other stuff my friend told me. Should I transfer out since I'm still new in college or stay at the U and try to get in? WHAT SHOULD I DO?