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Thanks for the detailed explanation. It is very helpful to people like me who have little confidence. What is the 38 page study guide and 3 question trainer banks? I couldn't find it on the website. Please help me.

Does anyone know about York/Hershey area in Pennsylvania?

Hi Eliza, Part time is not a good option for me because i have kids and i need to be home with them when they arrive. Moreover, full time gives you the benefit of having summers off. And i kind off like that as i would like to be able to go on vacation while i can because once we start working at first we wont have the luberty to choose our vacation time until we have spend a yeR or two. So i will tkae it while i can. Timewise i dont think it make a difference. You most likely would finish clinicals around the same time, because parttime is two and a half year including summers. I dont know if you have family or if you are too young for that. I dont mind driving to lancaster because i am sure we will all find company to go there and may take turns driving. I already am talking to girls who would be doing the clinicals at the same time as me. May be youshould do the same. My big problem is if to stick woth HACC or go to LGH. I am afraid if HACC looses accredidation then what? Would the hospitals still take the nurses that graduate from here or not. Do you ahve the dame concern? If i am driving to lancaster, i would like to go the right school. And lgh offers rn to bsn program too whoch is an interest to me. I look forward to hearing your point of view on this.

Thank you for the insight. I am glad you took time out to answer in detail. It helps me to decide what to do. I will be taking classes full time at either one of the places. I have an appointment with the advisor at LGH on Monday. I will be sure to bring these things up and see what she has to say. My reason to go to LGH is same as yours. I have two friends that transfered there. I am not sure how they are doing at this moment as i havent been able to talk to them. It just made me curious as to why people were moving there. Another thing that has been bothering me and my husband is that HACC was in the news few days ago. There is some talk about HACC going to loose its accredidation if they are not able to fix few things before aug 30,2013. Did you hear about it? Does that concern you or not? I am just worried that if that happens then hospitals may say that they dont want to hire nurses that were trained here.

Hi all nurses,I am currently a preclinical student at HACC. I will be ready for clinicals in aug of 2013 but someone said that lancaster general is better than HACC when looking for job. Is it true that hospitals prefer LGH graduates over HACC? If that is the case should i transfer to lgh? Has anyone done that? How smooth is the transition? I thank you all for trying to help me....

Thanx for the link. I will check into it.

Thanz for theadviceon classes as well about schools. I didnt think of penn state. It does seem like a good option. I have taken humanities and english and math already. Do you think i will be required more english than 102 and more math than 151. I thought bachelors would have more core courses. Is that not the case?

I am an RN student at HACC and will start my clinicals in aug 2013. I was wondering about what bachelors classes should i take since i have about two smesters before cliniclas. i would be okay taking about two to three classes each smester. Also, I am thinking about going to LGH to do bachelors. Is it a good choice for me or not? Are there other places near York that are better.

hi there, i am currently a hacc student and will be starting my clinicals in 2013. Just curious what is covered in the first year of clinicals. since i am going to lancaster, you would be a best person to ask this question. also did you ever feel sick to your stomach after looking at something or something that they make you do. I sometimes dread that part. and how did you get over it.