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I'm starting in January!

Thank you!

Thanks guys- I really appreciate your responses!!!! Im going to go ahead and start classes in january & see how things go. Good luck to both of you ?

Hi, is there a difference in tuition if I enroll in the academic outreach as opposed to the rn to bsn completion program? Also, do I need to take a math class before taking stats? I'm supposed to be starting classes in January but am having second thoughts bc my transfer credit eval is taking sooo long! Thanks so much!!!

Are u talking about the BLS course? $54 at crittenton or $25 at Waterford fire dept.

I haven't started yet, i just got my license at the end of june. My orientation will be 3 months long. I'll let u know how it goes. Good luck guys!

Hi guys, just to let u know I graduated from occ in April. Within 2 weeks of getting my license I already received 2 job offers. Good luck to all of you... its unbelievable how many doors will open after u get your licenses. Occ has a really good program & hospitals are quick to hire occ grads. Btw, I am working at beaumont in the ER. Pay is 25.03 plus 2.50 more for nights & 2.00 more on weekends.

OCC class of 2011.... We had 131 (out of the 216 that started) ADN graduates!

Hi, I graduated last week.... not many places are hiring GN's. I have put out about 20 apps and no good news. I know about 5 people who got hired, but they already worked at that hospital. I am going to concentrate on studying for NCLEX and then I will start applying. Good luck!

Thanks everyone!

Hi, I am looking to get my RN to BSN. Has anyone heard anything about Chamberlain? Thanks!

Hi Mocha, the traditional program is hard enough! I would stick with the traditional program if you have a choice.

n1990, the nursing classes always show up as "closed." It is because you don't register for classes, the nursing department registers you for classes.

I'll be graduating in April. We have lost about 1/3 of our class. Don't worry too much, just focus on getting through. This program is tough... study for 30 hours for a test if you have to. Good luck to you all!

OCC's accelerated program is not a bsn. It's an associates degree just like the traditional program :)