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Hello you all, Who might be up to share a 2 br apartment? I am currently look for a place to stay by Helen Wood Hall. Found a 2 br apartment right across street from Strong Hospital, on Crittenden Blvd, 900USD per month including water, heat, gas, and other maintenance. Supper convenient location!!! Downside is not furnished. (but that should not be too bad) Anyone who is interested let me know ASAP!!!

Hello You all, Nice to meet you! I have been accepted in this program as well. I don't really know much about this program and I tried to do some research on the web but can't find much info about it. Do you gals know how this program is? I have been accepted by another program as welll, so now I am still wondering which program to go. I don't know a single sole in Madison. If I do decide to go to Edgewood, I'd like to share an apartment with someone.

hello LadyFree28, Thanks for your response. Really appreciate it. I see. I know the market is tough for new grads and I am willing to relocate upon graduation. The smaller college is definitely with a lower price tag and there are only two nursing programs in the area. Because of this, there seems to be more new-grads friendly since the pool is smaller. But I want to go for NP eventually, I guess that UR may lay a better foundation for me since its a nationally renowned program? That is why I am stumbled by these and would like to hearyour voices.:)

Can someone help? Need some insights badly!

sNug, Thanks for showing up at this thread! I will be really nice to talk with someone who is already in this program. I was called for acceptance as well but still have a few concerns. Can't PM u, but if u don't mind could you please shoot me an email also, so that I can get in touch with u. My email account: [email protected]. Thanks!!

Hello everyone, I was currently admitted by three nursing programs: two 12-month accelerated-BSN (University of Rochester and Edgewood college in Madison, Wisconsin), and the other one is a three-year direct-entry MSN program on Family Nurse practitioner track. I am kind of confused of which one to choice. I personally really like the direct-entry MSN program which will save me some time since I am already in my late 20s. Eventually I want to go for the NP program for sure. But I wonder how competitive a fresh grad of Nurse practitioner without any experience will be. It sounds like in most cases that direct-entry NP grads are treated unequally for lacking of experience. And this program comes with a hefty price tag. And it's a huge commitment in time as well. I don't want to spend three years in school coming out with heavy-loaded student loans but not be able to find a job. University of Rochester's BSN is not cheaper either but as least its only one year. Do you know how are their grads doing on the job market? Is it worth to trade one or two years with finishing accelerated BSN first and land a job first to work for a year or two and then go for NP program? Need some advice. Your insight is very much appreciated.

Hi nermface, Thanks for the Facebook link. Can't PM u back since not yet being active with 15 messages. I am such a out-dated, old-fashioned women who has not been on Facebook. But I will soon create one and meet you gals there.

Dear you all, I am so glad to find u here. Just came across this post and went ahead registered on this site to leave my message. I actually got the call from (name redacted per site ToS) a few days ago that brought me good news. Look forward to meeting u in September!!!!