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Yup! Graduated in December! Um every college has its ups and downs...With Neumann, you just gotta go with the flow... Some of the classes are pretty intense. You have to study ! Be able to put aside other stuff in your life for this program. Most of the teachers are great with one or two exceptions. In the end it did its job.. Passed boards 1st time then its on to real learning on the floor.

Sent you a PM, I felt bad taken over the thread....

LCDR Dan- I would love to! Thank you so much for the invite...I'm currently on break from school, so I could pretty much come down whenever....I really want to see how Navy Nursing works before I make that final decision. I think being able to see the good with the difficult aspects will really help. Let me know when would be a good time for you, thank you so much for this opportunity!!!!!

LCDR Dan- Thanks for the offer! I may take you up on it!!! I met with my recruiter today and he said that I could plan to visit to see how Navy nursing works at Bethesda and even another trip in July to a different base. I'm a little upset that I can't to the Nursing school program because I'm in a part time (second degree) program but I'll just start my packet now and hopefully find out by the time I graduate. How do the tours of the bases work? Thanks !!!

Good morning everyone! Happy Mothers Day to all the moms!!! I'm going to visit my recuiter this week for the 1st time and I was wondering what to expect?

Hi everyone! I just wanted to thank everyone, these forums have been more than helpful. I just had a couple of questions about becoming a Navy nurse. I've just got in contact with a recruiter so I'm still in the "undecided" phase. I was hoping to find out as much info as possible before I make any decisions. 1) How are the living arrangements for single nurses? Do we get our own apartments or is it more like dorm living? 2) Do we get a selection of what field we can practice? I would not be able to stand being a mental health nurse(no offense!) but are they just going to put you anywhere? 3) How are deployments handled? I know that they try to give new nurses a year to learn but when you do get deployed are you working with the Marines and Army at there hospitals on the ground? 4) I'm set to graduate with my BSN in Dec. I know that there is program to help you out in nursing school but would they still take me in with only several months left of school or should I just wait until after I graduate and take my NCLEX and then start the process. Sorry for all the questions! It's just a lot is going through my mind and if I start to make the process I want to be as informed as possible. Thanks!!!! Laura:bugeyes:

i've had um all, thick , thin and large folder size....i always used to judge but now they make it too hard...lol

Well after much deliberation i have decided to go to neumann college...I start on wednesday...anyone have any adivise or words of wisdom for a new neumann nursing student?:yelclap:

Definately go laptop, I've had both and trust me a desktop is not the way to go. Its huge a bulky and you cant bring it places to study. However, make sure u do ur research before you buy. That way u know what u want. It also depends what u want to use the computer for? Since i've bought my laptop i would have to say i def prefer it. Good luck, oh i have a toshiba...its been great to me...lol

Hey dont worry about ur ba/bs gpa. i know they look at it but they are more concerned with how u do in ur sciene or pre req classes... I had a not so good gpa from my bs but in all my pre reqs i got a's. Had no prob getting into any schools at all . in fact I got into all i applied!!!!Anyway just keep up the good work. It shows u are willing to try hard...good luck..

Hey, I hear ya with the Drexel price, i may do their bsn co-op but since i already have a deg it would only take 3 years..But thats like 75 grand its insane. Even though its a great school I may have to go elsewhere. I mean my rents alredy paid for my first deg. I cant expect them to help me out that much...Anyway i'm from philly, if your looking for cheaper schools...try temple, west chester, although depends if ur instate or not. ccp ive heard okay things about but that would get u an associates i'm not sure what u are goin for? Holy family, gwynedd mercy, even rutgers.. anyway good luck with the search....hope this helps

It's definately doable. This past summer I took ant/phy and micro all in one summer. I did fine. Just make sure you have enough time to study. And that you set aside atleast an hour a day to study or more. Phys i found alittle easier then ant. just cause it was more understanding then memorization. Micro was aight. I didnt really like the material but my teacher was really good. Anyway if you think you can do it then go for it..It will be a huge relief after your done with them...I know it was a huge weight of my shoulders...lol

hey guys maybe drexel co-op student here. got in just waiting to decide b/w schools. I already have a bs in another field but heard the ace was crazy hard so deciede to take the longer path.. Anyway I'm from philly born and raised if u want to know anything about the city let me know i'll hook ya up.as for living you may wanna try manyunk area, relatively cheap, train ride to center city and there are plenty of people lookin for roomates in the area.. try craigslist. anyway if you have any ?'s let me know...congrats on drexel...

hey guys thanks for all the advise i do feel that pass rates do not define the student, i'm motivated so i know i will strive to do well, oh i got into yet another school, Gwynedd Mercy coll in pa, man this is def gonna be a tough decision...

Hey guys I was wondering if anyone new anything about the programs either at Neumann, DRExel, Eastern I've been accepted into DRexel and Neumann, but waiting to hear from Eastern. If anyone has heard anything about them i would love to hear thanks....