Hello, I am currently enrolled in the completion prog at OU, getting ready to start my 6th class! I am looking to possibly CLEP out of 2 remaining gen ed classes I need...a Fine Arts and 300-level...
I noticed that as I am looking at the different schools and programs. I am leaning more toward a more "clinical" MSN, like CNS or NP, but definitely want to stay hands-on care as opposed to teaching...
I am currently in an online RN-BSN program, but looking for one that I can switch to that would lead me in MSN? Any suggestions?? Thought it might be faster to enroll into one of the "streamlined"...
I am looking to switch into UAB's RN Mobility program (RN to MSN) and wondering if anyone can help with a more clearcut idea of tuition? The website lists for undergrad out of state tuition (online)...
Hey Student_FNP, if you don't mind, I am interested in the school you are attending as well. Can you post or PM me? I tried to PM you, but haven't figured out how yet, lol, lol!
Hi, I just wanted to correct something I think I had posted earlier on this thread. In my research I have found Ohio University, NOT Ohio State University,,,guess that really does make a difference....
Hey Fairiewind, I actually spoke with someone live yesterday, and it's not that my classes are too old, the math I did have does not constitute a "college" level algebra and a few other classes I...
Ive been looking at both U of Wyoming and Fort Hays. The only thing is that U of Wyoming requires a clinical portion during your last course that requires 120 hours of clinical time. That adn...
Hello all, I just wanted to confirm something I read on this thread.... regarding Univ of Wyoming's RN to BSN, so they DO NOT have any clinical component? Is that correct? Thanks
Been working out in the real world for the past 4 years and finally realized that BSN is now seeming lke the new trend...a lot of hospitals and even other positions are wanting nurses with BSN. I...
If anyone knows of a website to share I would really appreciate it. I looking for stock photos that show the actual packaging for emergency meds like nitro, epi, lido, atropine, dopamine, etc....
I am looking for some of the more common ED meds we would infuse - nitro, heparin, propofol, pressors, etc; typical starting dose, titration, etc. If anyone can quickly point me to a link I would...
I am a relatively new nurse, having graduated in 5/07 and going directly to a community hospital ED. Now orienting in a bigger teaching community hospital and had a medication test today that I think...
Hello all, It's been a little while since I've posted. I am what I consider to still be a "new" nurse. I graduated May 2007 and have been working in a local hospital in the ER for a little over a...