Private Schools have a lot of AID for the most part to give out to their students.. A lot of people are against them on this forum for some reason, but you touched on a great point. The different you...
Many people on this forum gave me so much advice over the months, and I still log on to read all of the anxious posts from Pre-Nursing Students alike. I cannot thank everyone enough for helping me...
I don't think I've been this excited for an upcoming semester in a really long time, and it actually feels great to be excited about school again. I feel like it's my first day of fifth grade all over...
Well of course they're going to look for GPA at the community college I am going to be attending, but I am wondering about my other GPA, as since I did transfer in all the credits I did transfer...
I would like to point out, that if you are a little nicer you might get better answers. That being said, you can graduate with your BA in History, then continue onto an aBSN. Which is an accelerated...
Have you considered an aBSN since you do have a prior bachelors? I don't know your GPA from your previous major. A lot of places are starting to shy away from hiring ADNs and only hiring BSNs. Which...
Well with any book, you're never going to get as close to the same amount as you paid for the book. Especially if there is a newer version out, which means schools will start switching to the newer...
Some of you may have seen my previous posts and I don't want to go into it anymore. The past is the past and I want to move in the future! I am just wondering if ADN programs look at GPAs from other...
I will more than likely take A&P over the summer. Both courses, the only thing is I heard of how intense it is. But as it is my only course, it won't be as bad.. I was wondering, what study...
To be honest, even in my area where they were ADN friendly, they no longer higher associates degrees. You should do an accelerated BSN. Or you're still going to be twiddling your thumbs for a while...
Wait I don't get why you don't go the Pre-Med route? Like as a Chem, Bio, or BioChem major? If you're doing Nursing as a backup plan, go for the regular 4 year degree in Biology or Chem, or whatever...