Alice19th

Move aside everyone, I can so do this. ---BEEEEEEEP ...... maybe I can't.

Hello, I got accepted into Seton Hall's nursing program :)

Hello, what makes you say I have a good chance at TCNJ? They are highly selective and their GPA and SAT scores are much higher since the time you first attended TCNJ in freshmen year.

I want to live in Japan. I'm a senior in high school who is going to attend college in America. But wants to be a nurse in Japan. Is it possible? I can get my BSN, then move to Japan. How hard is it to get a nursing job in Japan? I can speak 1st grade level Japanese and write in a high school level right now. By a couple of years I can speak fluent japanese Is it possible?

Okay, I will re-consider Kean University. I searched for few colleges that offer pre-nursing for the first two years of college (ex. Cedar Crest) I also noticed Drexel University (if you're familiar with this college) offer BSN Co-op programs. Albeit, from my view, it looks as though it also provides many online courses as well. Although, I'm more towards university that offers classes. Not online courses. I understand. I've joined a decent amount of extracurricular activities (although they are un-related to nursing because I wasn't entirely sure of my major) I volunteered almost 160 hours at a SAT school. And about 50 hours tutoring elementary school kids. During my junior year, I tried to volunteer at a hospital, however, the spots were all full by many other students. Throughout my school year, I've only taken two honors and one AP. No study hall. Full classes. I have two recommendation from my teachers. I'm planning to receive my third from my guidance. My college essays are reviewed by a professor in a SAT school who have 30 years of experience. Hopefully, I can attend and participate in nursing when I attend college!

Hello, I recently heard about this particular college that provides nursing programs. However I noticed that many of the courses are online. Is all of the nursing programs online? Or do students take actual classes in school? I'm will be applying as a freshmen undergraduate. Thank you.

Hello, yes I'm aware college of NJ has a very good nursing program. I want to try to enter into a BSN program right away. If I may ask, which college do you highly suggest I am eligibly to enter into BSN programming in my first year? I'm considering few colleges on my list (including the college you've stated.) I don't believe Kean provides ASN program unless I'm mistaken.

Hello, I am currently a senior in High School. I am interested in pursuing the field of nursing. I will be planning to apply to Seton Hall, Ramapo, Kean, William Patterson, and Richard Stockton for nursing. (I've already applied to Rutgers for Art and Sciences) My GPA is a 3.00 (Yes, I'm aware it's in the low end) My first SAT score was 1450. Second was 1550. My third score is a 1740. I will be retaking SAT again in this December and I'm confident it will be 1900-range. (Possibly 2000 if I can) For extracurricular activities, I joined clubs (Psychology-4 years, Tutor-3 years, Art-3 years, Chemistry-2 years) I volunteered at an SAT school and accumulated approx. 160 hours. Leadership wise, I was treasurer for Psychology club. President for art club. I know that my academic performance reflects many ways about myself. Albeit, throughout my years of high school, I never had a direction of what to pursue. Nursing, for the most part, was least in my mind at that time. There were some situations where I had some personal struggles and family issues which profoundly impacted me. Yet, it greatly influenced me to the path of nursing today. And one of my reasons why I want to do nursing. That said, first, I wish to try for B.S.N nursing program. Then R.N nursing. If anyone have any experiences or attend the colleges of the list mention above and take part of their nursing program. Please let me know. I want to be aware of my safety and target schools. It would be highly helpful and informative if someone state their GPA and SAT so that I can compare and estimate my chances for the school. Thank you.