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To anyone who was looking for a patho course I saw a previous year's thread mentioning they took it online a UWF. That might be an option.

Hello Argo. I know that this thread is older but this is one of the few that mentions Eline within the last 5 years. LOL. Most of the other ones are from 04-07. Anyhow, just looking for feedback from E-line. There was someone who tried to start a n...

I as well enjoyed the thread. I am looking at nursing schools in 3 different states. Ironically my hometown or Orlando is probably my 3rd choice. Only because growing up in FL has made me feel "over it." Still, I found the thread informative. Howev...

I enjoyed reading this thread. I've been looking at SU for some time and have been working on my pre-reqs. I thought I would have a good chance because I've always had good grades but now I'm not so sure. I had all ready planned on volunteering at t...

If you are still in the process of looking at schools you should check our Howard Community College. It's not a BSN but they have an accelerated RN A.S program. I'm thinking of doing that for the cost saving and then doing an RN-BSN bridge. Plus if y...

Did any of you end up attending TAMUCC Eline program? If so, what has your impression been thus far?

Hello Nursinghopeful. I think someone else all ready gave this advice but I've heard that there are fewer applicants that apply in the Spring. I think you have a good chance of getting accepted but that could be the backup plan. Also you could look...

Mrsaggie. By now you may have finished the Eline program. How was your experience. I am seriously considering moving to Texas to attend the school or Del Mar's Eline program if its still offered. I thought I read somewhere that they are temp. stopp...

Personally, just from a cost perspective I would lean toward UMD. Of course JH has a good name but is it worth the price tag? In my opinion no. Unless you were going to get substantal assistance in the way of scholarships or grants.

Is time a concern for you? My understanding is that UMD's program takes 4 years when completing part time. That was my hesitation in the program.

I'm sure many people have this same question. Were students able to work full time while completing night/weekend or online nursing programs at any of the schools in the MD area. All of the schools I mentioned have some form of evening/weekend progra...

So I went back and looked at posts about schools in the Maryland area and asked those who were in Online, N&W, or accelerated programs to weigh in on their experience. (I know I put *way instead of *weigh on some of the posts, I'm getting sleepy...

Do you guys agree with PharmaRN about working? Could anyone expound on my new thread. https://allnurses.com/maryland-nursing/ccbc-bccc-aacc-912260.html