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I have this problem with giving advice when it comes to nursing school, I try my best not to, however I see some talk about some of you planning to go to Molloy and NYIT. Don't go to Molloy or NYIT... Molloy and NYIT doesn't even rank on any reputabl...

Ozzy84 That does make sense. I'm a male hopeful also, I didn't see that link on mine... sad face. Any how I'm already in a ASN program. Good Luck. BTW what's your GPA? I'm a 3.4

I am have completed my fundamentals class which is an 8.5 credit class at my Community College / State institution. I want to generate some cash in this field by becoming a CNA. I heard that you could automatically become a CNA after completing a fun...

Hello everyone! I applied to Nova's Entry Level BSN program today for Fall 2012 semester and thought it may be helpful to start up a forum. If you are: currently applying or plan on applying, a former applicant, a current student, I'd love to...

@Ozzy84 don't go to drexel, pace or nyu. The tuition to go there is insane 30k - 40k per year. If you don't get into a 4 yr state school apply to a 2 yr com col... where tuition will only be 3k-4k a year. I got into NYU, Drexel, and Emory... it's not...

@del679 That maybe true, however once you're an RN your a RN. No one can take your education away from you. And eventually you will get a job. It's difficult to get a job as a new grad period, even for a BSN student. RN-BSN is usually just 1 year of ...

@lafemme1046 I just started the AS program in September. I have 3 semesters to go. I go to a com col in NY. The job market is terrible for all new grads, however my school has an awesome rep throughout the nyc and li area. My friends just graduated t...

Sorry, I must say do not attend chamberlin! It is crazy expensive. I would apply to a com college, regardless of your previous bs degree. You will only pay 3k to 4.5k a year at a com college. Bsn rns and asn rns only make a $1 diff in hourly pay. So ...

I applied as a transfer to the 2 year generic program. I was just looking at the DSON website and they ask for a transfer credit evaluation. To everyone that applied did you complete this, is it even a requirement. Thanks.

For the person who got below the national average don't feel bad, I got a 56 on the teas last year. The national average was a 63 when I took it. The teas only measures what you retained from HS. I don't know why they use it as an admit test, it's no...

Hello everyone, I applied to Emory Jan 2012 for the Fall 2012 semester. Was accepted And I had a much different experience than what @Shiningstar05 is saying. 1: The admissions people where of no help at all. They did not make my life any easier and...

Hello everyone! I applied to Stony Brook's Basic (2-year) BSN program 3 weeks a go and thought it may be helpful to start up a forum. If you are: currently applying or plan on applying, a former applicant, a current SBU student, I'd love to he...

Hello everyone! I applied to Emory's Traditional (4-year) BSN program 2 weeks a go and thought it may be helpful to start up a forum. If you are: currently applying or plan on applying, a former applicant, a current Emory student, I'd love to hea...

Your volunteer exp looks great.

@amkat I also took all my pre-reqs already even the ones for the BSN degree. I start the program next month. I have started reading the Kozier book and I am up to chapter 16... but I feel that the book is telling me things that I already know or thin...

Yes, you should have a great shot at getting in.

don't sweat it, you will be fine. That doesn't matter, now that your not in a remedial class any more. Keep up the good work!

I was turned away from the, 2–year BSN program. I would like know how many people applied to the 2-year program. I would also like to know how many seats are available. Thank you.

I was turned away from the, 2–year BSN program. I would like know how many people applied to the accelerated and the 2-year program.

@amchugh209 Congrats!

Gemmie, I'm going to be honest with you. A 2.94 GPA is actually a good GPA. You would be considered a B student, but for nursing school you need to come up at least 0.36 in GPA points. And to tell you the truth getting into a state school for a BSN i...

The bickering needs to stop! Novabad has every right to feel the way he does. I do believe he is a student at NOVA, and I do believe he truly regrets going to Nova, which put him/ her in a whole lotta debt. I haven't heard any NOVA nursing alum or...

I did not get in. I think they were only looking at GPAs, I doubt they read my personal statement. I did not make it into SBU, however I did get into one of the top 20 universities in the country and I plan on going there. And I also got into a near...

I understand, however, I was a little offended at first. I believe I got in over some students with 4.0's because I am able to show academic commitment/investment and I'm also able to show that I can handle a full course load successfully. I have sp...

I was accepted with a 3.33 twice! I'm considering attending this time around.