Boyar

You go to UofL? Im asking because I dont think you should bridge program it. Because from what I hear, its mad hard to get accepted into the upper division of the UofL program. Plus, once again this is what I hear, most people pretty much decide what they want to pass and fail in the upper division, I guess its extremly hard. What I plan to do is go to JCC, get my ADN. I know I'll have a great GPA at JCC, because a close friend of mine goes there now and she says its Real easy but educational at the same time. She isnt a genius or anything, but shes pretty bright. Then I plan to go to Galen or Indiana Wesleyan University [they have a campus here in Louisville] and get my RN in a year. Why are you transferring? Just wondering.

Hey, so I was just wondering, did anyone attend JCC and got their ADN from there? I am planing to switch over next year and earn an ADN [im at UofL right now] If you attended, could you tell me whats the program like? How are the professors? and over all what would you grade JCC's nursing program?

Thanks alot for clearing this for me. Answered alot of my questions. I was wondering... ICU, Intensive Care Unit. What exactly do you do there? l

Hi, im new to this forum and actually new to the whole idea of nursing. See im a freshman at the University of Louisville, and I went in as a Pre-Med/Dental and I realized my parents basically pushed me into this, so this was a mistake for me because being a doctor just doesnt seem fit to me nor was it really my choice to go into this field of study. So I pretty much decided I'll switch over to a community collge next year and earn an ADN and work for some time to save money to go to a CRNA school [i know a year in the field is required anyway]. So, now that you know my story, I just have a few questions; 1) Would it be possible to go to a CRNA school with just an ADN? or is a BSN necessary? (im actually planing to earn a BSN after an ADN) 2) Just about how hard is it to get accepted into a CRNA school? (I know there is a specific GPA, but what else is required) 3) What is the cost of CRNA schools? 4) Im a guy, so I just wondered, do people look at you differently knowing that nursing is a female-dominated profession? If anyone could help me figure these things out, it would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance.