NickJ

Thanks for your input. I am going to call both Chamberlain and some grad schools to determine the acceptance of their BSN. I'll post what I found out when I get the chance

I am also researching RN to BSN programs b/c time is of the essence. But...I'm wondering if this BSN from Chamberlain will be accepted at grad schools??? I am using nursing as my pre-PA degree of choice and I surely would not want to spend 23k to obtain my BSN only to find out that it isn't worth anything more than a piece of paper as far as my career plans go....Any input would be greatly appreciated...potential grad schools include drexel, pcom, chatham, and the out of state list goes on...

Thanks for the heads up...appreciate it

Thanks for your insight that's what I was looking to hear! I am going to get my PA license so I can work for a few months here before I pack up and leave...I'm sure it will take some time to find a job and a place so during that process I will be working in Pittsburgh...Good luck since you've only been there 1 month hope it all works out!

Hmm really? I read about this before but wasn't sure how likely it was and who had that option...That sounds like a good inquiry when it comes time to job search! Thanks

Thank you for the info.

I'm a 26yo. male currently in Nursing School in Pittsburgh (ADN program)...I am interested in moving to NYC after obtaining a PA Nursing license...Besides finding a place, transferring the Nursing license, etc. Is it possible to make it on my own on a Rn salary. I would rather not live in an outer borough so basically I want to know if I'd make it in Manhattan...I realize I'm not going to have a lavish apartment so I would be looking for a studio...And I would prefer not to have a roomate...you people would know best! Thanks for any input in advance!