Sweetlo

Most were working as CNA's or in other hospital jobs while they were in school. That really is the key to getting your foot in the door and networking with the nurse managers. I have classmates that got jobs on both coasts, and in other parts of Colorado, - at Children's, Rose, Denver Health, Swedish, St. Anthony's, Porter, Aurora Health, Kaiser, Parker, Castle Rock, Littleton, LTC and home health positions.

I graduated in May, '14 (Univ of Colorado) and found an RN job immediately. Most of my classmate friends have found jobs - some in other states, but most in Denver.

Most of the May 2014 graduates from University of Colorado have all found jobs. I worked as a CNA for a year my last year and got hired on immediately as an RN.

Englewood, CO here. Well let us know if you get accepted from the alternate list!

Sure - I had a 3.7 overall GPA in my undergraduate major. A's and B's in my science prereq with one C. I'm hoping to hear back from some of the current students though I realize this thread is a year old.

Could any of you that accepted and attended this program tell me what your experience was/is? I have recently been accepted to begin in January 2012! Any insight on what your experience has been, how your clinicals are, what the instructors are like and if you feel you have gotten the value for the price, I would be greatly interested. Also does everyone live in Duncan and commute? What housinig options are there? Is there time for fun and if so, what do you do? Thanks so much!

I am an Alternate as well sechris. Where is everyone from?