moving2denver

What are the prereqs for UNC Greely? Im having a hard time finding a list on the website

Hello There! I read these forums often & decided i'd post in hopes of getting some good advice (seems like everyone on here gives it!). I graduated from a state school in Upstate NY with a 3.0. I will be moving to Golden in June where I plan to complete my pre-reqs in the summer/fall and hopefully apply to an accelerated RN program shortly after that. I am hoping to get a 4.0 in my prerequisites (my undergrad gpa was brought down due to some bumps in the road). I have been a nursing assistant for 6 months & I plan to get into a hospital in Colorado as soon as I can. I have done some research and see that University of Denver looks like a great program, as well as Regis & Metropolitan. I was wondering if anyone had any tips/advice for the journey i'm about to begin. I'm very passionate about nursing & really want to get on with my career as soon as possible-- the only set back I am seeing is that you have to apply so far in advance with all of your pre-reqs done. As I stated earlier, i'm open to any advice! :)

I am looking into doing a 15 month RN program & then doing Univ of Phoenix RN to BSN program. I'd like to look into certified nurse anesthesiologist or Family Nurse Practitioner-- do you know if there is an RN to RSN/FNP. If so, how long is the program, full time? Thanks for your help! -Emily

This is my first post on this site but I have been looking at it a lot lately. I have a bachelors degree with a 3.0 GPA. I am just starting my prereqs but was very concerned about my changes of getting into Nursing School. I have some pretty good volunteer experience & have raised money for different non-profits on various occasions. My work experience has been nannying throughout my college career and working as a nursing assistant. I plan to move to Denver sometime between June & August. I am really concerned about getting into nursing school. I am capable and i'm hoping with a 3.8-4.0 in my prereqs I will have a better chance of getting into the nursing programs. I have been looking at a lot but I am trying to stay in the Denver area. Doe anyone have any suggestions? I've considered Emily Griffiths for an LPN & applying to an accelerated RN program while working on my LPN or not doing my prereqs this spring and starting them in Colorado in the fall (at University of Colorado in Denver) and then applying to the accelerated program. I want to stay within 30-40 minutes from Denver. Any suggestions of schools or what I should do? Thanks!!

This is my first post on this site but I have been looking at it a lot lately. I have a bachelors degree with a 3.0 GPA. I am just starting my prereqs but was very concerned about my changes of getting into Nursing School. I have some pretty good volunteer experience & have raised money for different non-profits on various occasions. My work experience has been nannying throughout my college career and working as a nursing assistant. I plan to move to Denver sometime between June & August. I am really concerned about getting into nursing school. I am capable and i'm hoping with a 3.8-4.0 in my prereqs I will have a better chance of getting into the nursing programs. I have been looking at a lot but I am trying to stay in the Denver area. Doe anyone have any suggestions? I've considered Emily Griffiths for an LPN & applying to an accelerated RN program while working on my LPN or not doing my prereqs this spring and starting them in Colorado in the fall (at University of Colorado in Denver) and then applying to the accelerated program. I want to stay within 30-40 minutes from Denver. Any suggestions of schools or what I should do? Thanks!!