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I had no problems with transfer credits or the program. Everything was great!!

I did my clinicals at Lakeland Regional just outside of Tampa and it was an amazing hospital. I really enjoyed it. They hire new grad RN's. They are a 851 bed hospital and expanding so it may be something to look into.

I finished up in February and I wouldn't change a thing. The program was very organized, instructors were great. I feel the course load was very fair. It was a breeze compared to my ADN program! Good luck

Hi! So far I really like it! It is pretty straight forward so I don't really have any tips. I am really happy with the program so far.

I wouldn't want to do 2 at a time and work also. I plan on dropping down to 1 class next semester if I have a job by then. Let me know if you need anything!

jjPedsRN- Hi! I just started in March. I am currently enrolled in 2 classes. Are you enrolled or thinking of going?

Thanks for your response! It is encouraging that you found something at least. Good luck to you also!!

Hi! I was just wondering if you were able to find anything in Hampton Roads yet? I just recently started applying as a new grad and it seems like a hard market to get into. Just wondering if you have had any luck?

I couldn't find them any cheaper either. So I will order their package deal too. Thanks! Looking forward to starting!

Me too! Are you buying your books from the school or are you going to find them elsewhere? I just got the list yesterday so I have not decided yet.

I am getting ready to register for classes and wondered if you could clarify about the evidence based nursing and the assessment class. Is one harder than the other? Just wondering if one would be better to take with professional nursing. Is professional nursing a less challenging class? Thanks! Any input would be really appreciated!

I got accepted for March! What classes are you both in?

Thanks for replying! I just applied last week so I am waiting for them to receive the rest of my transcripts and determine if I am accepted. It sounds like a great program though. I plan on attending full time- at least until I get a job

Hi, I just applied for the RN to BSN online program for Jacksonville University March 2014. Is anyone else applying for the program? Does anyone have some recent input? I know JU is an excellent school, just wondering how everyone likes the online program. I am a new grad and don't have a job yet so I am a little worried about the end project. Hopefully I will be employed by then :)

Lacie, Did you ever end up finding anything in this area? I just recently moved here and I am going through the same thing and wondered if you had any luck at finding anything or advice. Thanks!