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That's great to hear! Thanks so much!

That's good to know, thanks for the advice! I think I'm definitely leaning towards UW, especially considering cost. I've just heard some stories about UW instructors not caring about their students as much as their research, but I'm not sure if that is really the case or not. Are you a nursing student at UW?

i feel very lucky and humbled to have been accepted into the uw bsn program and the su bsn program. i now am trying to figure out which school to go to. has anyone been through either one of these programs? if so what was your experience like, and did you feel prepared as a nurse when you graduated? any advice or information would be greatly appreciated! thank you!

It's great to hear that I'm not the only one trying to decide! I feel like UW would be a great school, but I have also heard that while UW is considered #1 in the country, it may be because of the research they do and the graduate programs they have, not necessarily the BSN program. I have heard people say that while UW students are strong in textbook knowledge, they may not have the same skills or ability to deal with real life nursing situations. What I am trying to figure out if any of this is true or just rumors. I do really like SU's focus on community outreach and it seems like they have a good program. The cost is definitely a little scary though. I really can't decide what to do...

Hey everyone! I feel very lucky and humbled to have been accepted into the UW BSN program and the SU BSN program. I now am trying to figure out which school to go to. Has anyone been through either one of these programs? If so what was your experience like, and did you feel prepared as a nurse when you graduated? Any advice or information would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!

Thanks everyone for your help! I really appreciate it!

Hey everyone, I am going to start nursing school next fall at Seattle University. I have been reading some of the other posts and it sounds like the job market is really tough for new grads. Does anyone have any advice about what I can do now to make myself a good applicant in the future? I am hoping to get a nurse tech job while in school, but I know those are competitive as well. What can I do to make myself stand out? Also any advice on nursing in general would be great. Thanks so much!