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U could check at http://www.ratemyprofessor.com and see what other students who have taken him said about him :-).

thank you so much for replyin and for the advice. Congratz on gettin accepted at beth! :-D

I have a brochure from Beth Israel and it says there that the total tuition and fees for the first year is $12,810 (that's for 2 sems and 1 term). The second year is $8,710 (2 sems). That's for the 2 year option. You'll have to spend $21,520 for the 2 yrs. I don't think it's that bad because with that amount you'll be sure to be RN after 2 yrs. Unlike other schools who make u take classes u don't even need and cost more. I used to go to laguardia community college and I used to pay 3gz just for 1 sem and only 12 units. Aside from that, you really have to get all A's in all your classes to get into the nursing program. I have a friend who had a 3.4 gpa and still didn't get in the program. I think going to a private school is a good choice, but of course it will be expensive. If you want more info about Beth Israel, you could request for a brochure :)

hi..i'm attending laguardia community college and taking my prereqz right now but thinking of transferring to Beth Israel School of Nursing in the fall. Is this a good idea? The only reason why I want to transfer to this school because I've heard from my friends that it's hard to get into the nursing program in lagcc. I know someone who has a 3.5 GPA and was still not accepted into the program. That's why I've been researching online about schools that are easier to get into their nursing program. And another thread recommended Beth Israel School of Nursing. If anybody can give me advice or tell me about this school, I will be truly grateful :)

hi...i've been contemplating where to transfer this fall and I was thinkin of Beth Israel coz I've heard a lot of nice things about their program. Never heard of LICH tho..where is that?

i do have some info about becoming a CNA. I have a friend who's already a CNA and earning 200 a day right now. But that depends on where u work though..she told me she was just lucky enough to find someone who would pay that much. I also considered taking the CNA classes, supposedly last month but I decided to postpone it and probably start it next month. Hopefully. My other friend already started her classes though last month and she said it's really hard. A lot of memorizing to do. That's ok I guess since the classes are only for 8 weeks. Taking the classes are not free though..you have to pay $1000 for the 8 weeks of classes. You can do installments if you can't afford to pay that much at one time. That's what my friend did. She pays 113 a week and that will be for 8 weeks. The name of the school is Manhattan Institute. I have no idea if it's a good place but you can check it out for yourself. :)