futureERnurse89

I'm in the same boat as you. How were book prices, really expensive or lab fees crazy expensive too? Sorry last question any info about ---?

Anyone know about --- and -----?

Thanks for the info. I also was wondering if you know anything about -----? Was the nursing program for you very very challenging and difficult?

Thanks for the input, I was wondering if you knew anything about ------- or ---?

Does anyone have any opinions about the teachers hampton or Reardon, it would be really helpful when picking classes!

Does anyone have any opinions about the teachers hampton or Reardon, it would be really helpful when picking classes!

Does anyone have any opinions about the teachers --- or ------ ?, it would be really helpful when picking classes!

Also has anyone gotten into the bsn program at samuel merritt by transfering from another community college or state school instead of transfering from holy names

Hey chelnok, Thanks for the heads up, however just curious, how do you know the first 4 ppl off of the waitlist have been offered admission? Also do you think that if I were to email smu about the waitlist, would they be annoyed?

Anyone on the wait list hear anything or get into the program from the wait list?

Hi Everyone, I got into the BSN program at USF (University of San Francisco) and BSN program at Samuel Merritt both as a transfer student, however I am on the wait list for SFSU and very close to getting in. If I get into SFSU, I know it's way cheaper than USF AND SAMUEL MERRITT. Here are pros and cons about each school SFSU: -4.5 semesters or 2.5 years -COST: $5,224 FOR 2 SEMESTERS ( so near $13,000) hmm -NCLEX PASS RATES: # OF STUDENTS 104 AND PASS RATE 90.38% 2009/2010 SAMUEL MERRITT: -4 SEMESTERS 2 years - COST: $17,843/semester (about $71,372) - NCLEX PASS RATES: # OF STUDENTS 421 AND PASS RATE: 87.41% 2009/2010 UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO: -7 SEMESTERS 3 years - COST: $37,040 A YEAR SO (ABOUT $111,120 FOR THE WHOLE PROGRAM) -NCLEX PASS RATES: # OF STUDENTS 128 AND PASS RATE: 91.41% in 2009/2010 (my cousin went to usf and she said it was a really good program and really good networking, she got a job right after she graduated) I heard all all the programs are really hood. What school would you guys pick and why? What are some pros and cons you know about the nursing program other than what I listed above? I really want to go to SFSU b/c of the tuition, but I'm not sure. What would you guys recommend especially coming from students who already graduated at the nursing program in any one of these schools. Are the classes bigger at SM or SFSU or USF or who has more students in the class? What program do you prefer?