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Debating between the two since I live in Ocean Springs. Any advice? Also, what do you think the average graduating gpa is? Graduating from the nursing program, i mean. Thanks.

Thanks Miami for the quick response. I notice you are a CRNA. I am in Mississippi and have been debating between the USM, William Carey, and USA program. I have even thought of just doing the adn route but I plan on going on for advanced practice (maybe CRNA) so I thought it would be silly to get the adn in the same amount of time as the bsn. I have a previous degree and am making a career change. Any advice would be welcome.

I am looking into their program. Anyone attended? Can you give me some insight into their program and if you would rec it? Any idea what the average graduating gpa is? What is a typical weeks schedule? TIA

Hi Guys, Any advice is greatly appreciated. I am a career changer with a previous degree in the liberal arts. I was in school many moons a go (1998 graduated) and have a less than stellar gpa to show for my time. Fast forward: I am now taking all the prereqs for nursing school and have a 4.0 so far. My question is this: 1. Would you do the adn program that would start in the fall and would not require me to take anymore humanities for preregs and would take 2 yrs to complete, or 2. BSN program that also takes 2 yrs but will require me to take @21 hrs of humanities that they will not accept from my previous degree. I would not be able to start this program until next spring until I am finished with these prereqs. My concern is that graduate programs will look less highly on a adn program than a bsn program, even though I will do the RN-BSN while I am working. I know that things may change after I am working and I may decide to not to go the CRNA route but I would like to cover my bases. TIA