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Hello everyone. Has anyone here completed their MSN from Colorado Technical University and is now in the process or has been accepted to a doctorate in nursing program (DNP, PhD)? Please share your experiences :).

As mentioned above, there are several Philippine graduates who have successfully hurdled the NCLEX. It is a statistical fact though that repeaters tend to fail exams again and again.

How does one manage to get her/himself through CRNA school if he/she is single and self supporting? I heard that you have to be a full time student and employment during school is not advisable.

Is anyone here enrolled in the WGU MSN program? I'm seriously considering enrolling in their MS in Nursing Education program. Please tell me about your experience with the university. I'm looking at starting classes either in September or October....

They're CCNE and DETC/Nationally accredited although I wish they're regionally accredited as well. I wonder what's stopping them? Other online only schools like Walden and WGU are. There are lots of advantages if they are RA.

I always have the impression that travel expenses for seeking employment is a tax deduction. I may be wrong...

do not use loyalty as a reason to stay in a job because they can just drop you off the rolls for any reason they deem fit or for no reason at all.

you're a nut, lol.

what a nut job...

Hello everyone. I recently found out about a recruitment agency based in Makati that assists CA NCLEX-RN passers obtain a permanent license by using a tax identification number instead of the SSN. Sure enough I was able to find the names of said ap...

Their director was my skills lab and post partum instructor back in the university. Good teacher.

my bad, i was referring to er desert rn, lol

the most reliable poster here would have to be Itzallgood since she is now a US nurse attorney who obtained her bsn and law degrees from the Philippines. others just give their opinion and pitch in either incorrect or irrelevant information.

I was viewing the faculty profiles of St. Francis University's (Joliet, IL) school of nursing and 2 or 3 of their professors received their PhD's from Capella U. You may want to e-mail them about their experience with this university.

I may be wrong but I always had the impression that online MAN programs in the RP conduct their tests in a satellite location and hold practicums within the country. Can overseas based Pinoys enroll in these programs?

tidewater???:lghmky:

we use a sign that says "Please See Nurse Before Entering Room" in our hospital

How about the online MAN at PWU and Lorma? If cost is important, nothing beats PLM. Don't touch the Philippine College of Health Sciences with a ten foot pole. They churn out MAN's faster than sewage spewing out into the Pasig River. LOL! I've...

Oh BTW, a (male) nurse/co-worker of mine back then said he studied at Capitol Med (this school closed for quite a while then reopened) and volunteered at Polymedic. He couldn't get a job at both places because he's male. Can you imagine? These tw...

Hello everyone! A close relative is migrating to Canada but she's still in nursing school in Manila. She wants to finish her BSN there. Anyone here who's a Canadian immigrant currently studying in the Philippines? How long can she stay outside of...

Paying for "training" at De Los Santos is so not worth it. Their facilities don't even come close to topnotch local medical centers like St. Luke's, Asian Hospital, Makati Med, and half a dozen others. They're another for profit institution that p...