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Has anyone spoken to any graduates of a CNL program?

Thanks for all your great advice. I am researching on the master's programs that these schools offer in the San Fran/San Jose area: USF Samuel Merritt UCSF SFSU U of Phoenix Are there any other schools in the area? Some of the programs are competitive to get in, I heard. So far, I am quite pleased to hear that the master's program generally spend the first year preparing you for the board exam. I need to find work soon and cannot afford schooling for years before making income.

I am planning to apply to a master's program in nursing. I wonder what the prospect is for the CNL graduates? What job titles exactly do the graduates apply for and what institutes offer jobs for someone with this degree? I really want to research the job boards first. I am switching career into nursing, so I need to really do enough research before making the move. Thanks!

I live in the Silicon Valley in California. After over 10 years doing marketing and design in the computer industry, I decided to switch career to nursing. I believe applying to nursing school is the logical first step to this career switch. I have researched several community colleges and state U's in the area. The San Jose State U stated that they would not accept anyone with a Bachelor degree into their B.S. nursing program due to resource contraints. The other community colleges offer training, but with the goals of getting students ready to go into a degree program such as the State U I just mentioned. So my question is, how does a person who already has a college degree go about switching career to nursing? Some private companies offer training but I remain skeptical about their credibility.