SuniRN....the school being new has no bearing on job hiring, as long as it's accredited, which is what most hiring people review. Also, if you wear a conservative suit such as Talbots, and not much...
I would suggest researching several schools in your state (in-state tuition is much less), and make sure they are 4 year colleges with National League of Nursing (NLN) accreditation as well as the...
merryeh replied to gapeacheykeen's topic in Nursing Career
I would get the BSN....LPN's do not make nearly as much money and in the long run your opportunities are much greater for a variety of positions. I didn't attend school until about age 27, but have...
I have done clinical claims / chart reviews, and in my humble opinion, you need to be a certified medical coder to really have a chance. Even if you are taking the classes towards being certified,...
Re: Im 24 and worried about my age I started at 29 after having children, and graduated in 1970. It was the best decision for me at the time. I used to wish I had gone another direction, but, in...
I don't know if you've considered an accelerated program for those who already have a degree in another area, but it might considerably shorten your program. I'm sure there are several in NY state. I...
It's probably wise to remember you are all separate individuals and have issues that affect you. I would take it one challenge at a time. In my opinion, the nursing classes were NOT more difficult...
You are obviously motivated to get your RN, and that's are really good start. If you go to the advisors at school and get started now with understanding the program's requirements, you'll be fine....