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Looking for feedback...........Over the last couple of months I have been researching online RN to BSN progarms. I have it narrowed down to 3: University of South Dakota, University of North Dakota and UTA with UTA being the front runner. I would like to make a final decision and apply, will probally apply to UTA first. As with any program you always worry about their diffuculty of completeing as well as the diffuculty getting accepted. I have read alot about being partnered with hospitals and I am not. I would like to get my BSN and then move right into the MSN program. Any suggestions or comments would be greatly appreciated.

Alright so when I started talking to travel companies about good states .... I was told Montana was an active state!! So guestion is anyone ever took a travel assignment up there and if so can you give me a brief summary. Thanks!!!

I have seen great reviews about TaleMed...I am also in talks with them about openings!!!! Keep us updated on your adventure.

My big question is ...When do you turn in your notice when hoping to start traveling ? I hear recruiters saying that jobs are only being posted 1 to 2 weeks out. So that makes it really tough to turn in a good notice and not burn any bridges. Burn a bridge or miss a great travel chance......It is a big gamble. I am just really concerned about turning my notice in and then not being about to find a travel position. Any advice would be great!!!

Hey....I am a newbie here and have started researching with hopes of starting to travel this summer. I have talked to multipy companies trying to get a feel for things and what I have learned is that everyone tells you what they want you to hear, everyone wants you to fill out an application and they want you to apply for every state license. I know it is early to be looking at jobs but isn't this what we are suppose to be doing is researching companies before applying ? I have basically been told that being a first time traveler I can probally only get to CA or TX......neither place which is on my top 10 list. Really beginning to think that this is not going to be as easy as I had thought. I am an ER nurse with 6 plus yrs experience..with mulitply certifications, I am not asking to make a killing just enough so that I can see a little of the USA. I would love to go Montana or Wyoming or Colorado or even some of the neighboring states. I feel like a am being pretty flexible. Just a little discouraged and looking for some words of wisdom. Thanks:confused: