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  1. considering switching to nursing school

    I think its quite interesting they have these advance practive nursing and direct entry MSN programs...either way the graduates have no experience when they graduate. To me, if in 3 yrs I spend one...
  2. considering switching to nursing school

    Switching into the nursing path cold, your looking at 2-3 yrs realistically with no prereqs...4-5 until masters prepared if you do a direct entry program. The fastest program in the country is Drexel...
  3. I am sorry but, expecting this student nurse to actually shadow a CRNA for a day is a reasonable request...no one is demeaning them - just offering some advice which was apparently requested. I...
  4. Thats different - they have super high GPAs and the proper experience and they are in. You knew 4 smart
  5. That ridiculous...your ill informed. Thats like saying its easy to win the lottery. Have you actually called admissions commitees and talked to them? I have. The only factor that makes it much easier...
  6. I know a program that gets 400 apps, grants 30 interviews, and enrolls 6 per year. That should give you a relatively decent gauge on the competition The one person I know who is in school applied 4...
  7. Realistically - is a PICU even appropriate experience for CRNA school? Also I had a question (noticed on another thread) regarding science curriculum. I took a full complement of preoptometry courses...
  8. Everyone on this board talks about how its better to get nursing education from community colleges because its cheaper. Just my 2 cents - my options were 2-4yr waitlist to get into 2 yr ADN program...
  9. completing prereqs doesnt guarantee admission these days too...you have to really want it just to get into an accelerated BSN. They are competitive. Good news is BSNs hold a (slight) edge in hiring,...
  10. Just make sure your doing it for the right reasons. Want a "recession proof career with great pay" look elsewhere...and nursing school can be challenging, but in a one year accelerated BSN it will...
  11. I find this article pretty interesting. As someone who was living in San Diego, I was placed on several waiting lists and one associates program told me my wait would be 3-4 yrs long. Rather than wait...
  12. Southwestern College ADN 2010

    Is this program
  13. Nursing career...... here I come?

    West Coast is insanely expensive and a long 3 years, even if you have prior credits. Its "campus" is one building pretty much in the backlot of Disneyworld...the good news is going there and being 3...
  14. Relocating for a job

    If the average age of an RN truly is 48, we are looking at something beyond a shortage in the near future. Look at the size of the baby boomer generation in a census comparison. Its a HUGE population...
  15. Relocating for a job

    Why does Texas still have nursing
  16. CRNA admission is entirely elite...best anyone can do to attain the goal is to push their undergraduate GPA as high as humanly possible which is easier said than done. Getting a 3.8-4.0 doesn't...
  17. Chuck, Congrats on the decision. Does anyone know however, if the Army and Navy are still recruiting nurses? Both the recruiters I talked to said their "full" for the year, and the Navy guy said they...
  18. Interested in Nursing

    Dont bother with the ADN....your looking at 1-4 yr waiting lists right now and then 2 yrs once your into school. This means a 3-6 yr path to be an ADN, and then your at a slight (someday probably...
  19. Joining the Navy

    It took me 6 months + to get a call back and have a meaningful conversation with a Navy Nurse Recruiter. They dont seem to be dying for nurses now, and I was informed the candidate program was full....
  20. Oklahoma University San Diego

    Sharp is a world class organization. University of Oklahoma, based on my applicant experience to this school, is a joke. They dont even have a TEAS or NET requirement (even associate programs require...