besaangel
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Considering applying for next year
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Baylor and Parkland
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Come to Texas
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Congrats
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There is a travel company (atlas, I think) that hired newer nurses and puts them in an internship for a year before sending them to various assignments.
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Try to get another recruiter from the same company- talk to the manager. It just sounds like a bad apple...
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Id suggest Chem, anatomy, and nutrition first
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FNP is most marketable for sure... Check your local market to see what the job prospects are but consider each option carefully as you dont want to choose a restrictive option unless you're very sure. All the best!
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WHIch three? May I ask
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I'm talking to them now and their pass rates have been low. 66% @ 2016
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I'm talking to them now and their pass rates have been 2015 80% and 2016 76% first time
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I almost went to FHSU but opted not to due to the formatting of their program which would require a semester of classes THEN applying for the RN-BSN portion. I didn't see the point nor was comfy with wasting a semester while doing admissions. Additionally, their capstone or community class required some clinical of about 80 hrs not to be done at work which I also couldn't wing with my schedule. It might be different now. Here was my list: 1) UTA (ended up going) 2) WGU (wanted NP so didn't bother) 3) ULL (I would've def went here) 4) FHSU
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What did you decide? I probably wouldve preferred to stay...
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I say go ADN vs BSN... thats what I did and saved over 35k by going to my local ADN program then onto UTA. RN-BSN was done in a year and few months so it was well worth it; not to mention the fact that I worked as an RN the entire time and had no clinicals or group work. I would say though, if time permits, look into an ABSN for a good comparison... All the best!!