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Indirallu

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  1. Go for your bachelors. As you have a bachelors in a science field already it should not require as many prerequisites,and most places now require a BSN for new grads. Not to mention those places that do not yet require a BSn like will in the future.
  2. Oh wow, it seems that there are a lot of us hoping to get into the spring 2012 RN program. I'm 32 with 3 kids and no possible way to do the day program. Reading all of you and how long you have been working towards acceptance into the program has discouraged me a little . Well, I need no remedial classes and I had a 93% on my TEAS but I have none of the courses needed ( except for english 101). I'm taking 17 credits this fall which will put me closer to having all my pre reqs done. Should I even bother apply for the spring 2012 program this late? And has anyone considered the Thomas Edison State College BS nursing program?

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