anchorRN

anchorRN BSN, MSN, RN, APRN

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  1. Online FNP for NC residents

    South University, University of South Alabama, Chamberlain, Frontier University and Georgetown University are all approved by UNC's Board of
  2. PVT: Question of Character?

    What the heck is the PVT? Sounds super
  3. I've definitely considered Frontier, I'm originally from Kentucky also and went to nursing school not too far from Hyden. I agree very
  4. Passed NCLEX in 75 and in 42 minutes

    Congrats! The computer shutting off at 75 is an extremely good sign. It either means you've done extremely well, or extremely BAD (which is unlikely). I took the NCLEX back in 2003, so a bit...
  5. Thanks Katie, I think you are right that I should consider reinforcing my gpa a bit, especially for the likes of Duke, GU, etc. At this point rather than re-taking undergrad classes I'm exploring the...
  6. Thanks for the reply! An admissions advisor emailed me back and I am going to call them back today and find out the specifics
  7. What school is
  8. Awesome thats good to know. What is the "Statistics Refresher" exactly? Is it a class that they offer? Or is it a self-study type
  9. I haven't looked at Gonzaga yet but I have looked at Duke. Both are big names. If I could get into either of them I'd jump at the chance! Ultra expensive but thank god for the GI Bill and Yellow...
  10. Thanks! i am considering Simmons but the Statistics requirement may be my downfall. I took it back in 1999 and got a C. Their website says to contact them if you don't meet that requirement, so...
  11. I'm going to throw this out there: I worked with a girl who failed the NCLEX multiple times. She had really bad test anxiety. She ended up speaking to her doctor who prescribed her a dose of...
  12. Feeling Lost: Prestigious Nursing School Debt

    When it all boils down it, the prestigious school offers the same education as the local community college graduating ADN's. The main objective is to pass the NCLEX and become licensed from a...
  13. Excelsior College MSN Degree Graduates

    EricJRN I'm interested in pursuing an MSN from Excelsior. I'm in the military (RN, BSN) and they appear to be very affordable. What is the pace of the program? Can you start classes one after...
  14. Hello all, I'm continuing to research FNP programs for when I separate from the military. I contacted GU regarding their cost and if the GI Bill + Yellow Ribbon program would cover the costs. I will...
  15. Liberty University

    I contacted Liberty University to inquire about taking a few graduate classes as a non-degree seeking student. I was told that for their nursing programs you could NOT take them unless enrolled in a...
  16. GI Bill and NP Program

    Vanillanut Thank you for the advice! As I continue my research into a program FNP is looking more and more like the route I will take. Getting an acute care Post-Masters certificate sounds like an...
  17. Military ***

    In the Navy traditionally you would enlist as a Hospital Corpsman (HM), work hard on pre-reqs, then apply for the MECP (Medical Enlisted Commissioning Program). This program is NOT limited to HM's...
  18. Nursing Schedule in the Air Force or Navy

    I'm active duty Navy RN, I completely agree with this. If you're super moto and want to pick up a bunch of extra collaterals, you're gonna be at the hospital ALOT on your days off. As an O1 or O2...
  19. Thank you! I think I am going to look at adv patho first and see how it goes. Also, Liberty University keeps popping up in my searches as allowing students to take classes as non-degree seeking....
  20. I was able to change the wording of my search (to non-degree seeking) and found several posts with recommendation for schools :) Sorry if my original post is redundant! Some of the posts I've been...
  21. Thanks! This is very
  22. Are too many certifications a bad thing?

    I'm an RN in the Navy. I've been an ICU nurse for 12 years and am CCRN certified. I worked with a fellow nurse (also active duty Navy) who had barely been in the ICU for a few months, applied to...
  23. GI Bill and NP Program

    To continue my current lifestyle i'd probably need to be making 80K at least. From what I read on the forums here that doesn't seem to be too unreasonable. And I do not desire to work OT. I'm...
  24. Thanks for the prompt reply! Since I still have 2 years left on active duty, I'm hoping to have this all squared away before I get out. Just curious, since I will be eligible for the full active...