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  1. is LBBC a community college? I was going to apply but I just missed the date for spring 2011. Do you guys recommend any other good community college that offers the RN program? Santa ana and GWC doesn't accpt app anymore since it's so impacted. please help and thanks.
  2. Thanks soo much. That cleared and answer some of the questions I had. Thanks again. :)
  3. Hi everyone! I've been told that University of Southern Nevada has a traditional BSN program, meaning they don't require you to be in RN or to have other bachelors degree. I've finished most of the prereq: anat, physio, micro, eng., and other major requirements. Can someone give me information about this university such as the personal experience, tuition fees, status of this school, time it takes to get finish this program, advice, and if there are any catch that we should know about. Please and thank you. :)
  4. University of Southern Nevada sounds pretty good. So if you have all the prereq finish, it'll only take you 18months to get your BSN. This doesn't require other bachelors deg. You don't need to be an RN already? you can just jump right into their BSN prog? If that's the case, is there a catch here? Please tell me if I'm getting my informations right. Thanks.
  5. Oh. That helped so much. I didn't know that. Is there any private school you know that offers the traditional BSN program? Something like what west coast offer but a lot cheaper? :) Thanks a bunch!
  6. Hi everyone, I've been trying to find a straight BSN program (no RN or LVN certification) and a lot of people are actually recommending Concordia University. I'm trying to transfer there from a community college. I have completed all the requirements such as the bios: anatomy, physio, and micro, etc. I've been in the waiting list for some time now and planning to transfer. Is there anyone who can give me an info about Concordia Univ such as the years to complete the straight BSN program, the average tuition fees, if they accept transfer credits, experiences there? I was looking at west coast univ and realized the tuition fee is just too much. Any info about Concordia would really help since I'm trying to decide which private school I want go to. Thanks a bunch!

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