lclarke05

Still trying to find out more info myself...The above info helps though...

The MSN is a NP. I get what you are saying, it is my last resort. What about if a school looses the accreditation while you are attending...same thing right?

Ok. What if I plan on Continuing on with them for my MSN? I did find them on the BRN webpage...

Their curriculum and schedule is very attractive, and I am running out of options.

Yes you can! I thought all that mattered is that you have a license...I guess not.

I am in San Diego, my options are limited, the prerequisites for the schools differ so much. I have been taking prerequisites for years...I am okay with taking one more if the school looks like I have some hope of getting in but...I am getting drained.

From my understanding, schools take a couple years to get the CCNE and NLN accreditation The program has to graduate a certain number of students and have statistics i.e. and NCLEX pass rate. The actual university is accredited just not the nursing accreditation.

Has anyone graduated from a school that was not accredited by NLN or CCNE. How difficult was it to get a job? How badly did it affect your chances? Any info will help please :-)

Actually. P.C.T is above the level of a C.N.A depending on whether you work at a hospital or nursing home your job description may vary. P.C.T's are able to draw blood and read E.K.G's which is the difference in training when comparing a CNA and PCT. PCT gets a few $$ more per hr since you are able to do more. But in some cases you will work as a CNA even thought you are trained as a PCT. The fundermental part of the training is basically the CNA training. Because you have to be a CNA before you Become a P.C.T. but in some instances they combine the two. But you will be all right its not difficult. Just make sure u follow your standard precautions at all times. Hope that helps.

Actually. its fulltime. in the evening. Classes begin at 5 and 6pm to about 10pm and the tuition is about 8-9 thousand if am not mistaken.

Sorry to hear. But good Luck at NYU. I am really trying to avoid that big loan to. But what can you do? LOl. All the best! Am still waiting

Well, I would not count on hunter. I dont like Molly. And BTW, Adelphi is cheaper than Molloy. There is a satellite campus of Adelphi in the Manhattan which is definitely cheaper than Molloy. Good Luck

Well, I would not count on hunter. I dont like Molly. And BTW, Adelphi is cheaper than Molloy. There is a satellite campus of Adelphi in the Manhattan which is definitely cheaper than Molloy. Good Luck

LOL, thanks Lena,it Well good luck with everything, they were really my first choice. I will be really disapointed if I dont. Curious, did you have a date to respond and put a deposit by? If so, When? I suspect I am on a waiting list.

Yes, Adelphi and Molly do require entrance test. Adelphi uses the NET test and Molloy will accept Net results if you have taken it for another college; otherwise, they have their own entrance exam math and reading only. Not sure what its called. Good Luck.