PeanutVCCSN

Hello RNs, I was wondering if you guys could check out this school and tell me what you think. So far I really like it, but maybe you guys will see something I didn't. It's the cheapest I've found @ 73 an hour (I live in FL) and accredited by NLNCA. It only requires 121 hours for a BSN. Also, how do you know if a school offers it's prereq/lower classes online? Do you just have to ask them? http://www.spcollege.edu/bachelors/nursing_main.php TIA:p

Sorry if this was already discussed but.. I'm looking for a RN-BSN program that is strictly online. I don't want to do clinicals all over again, and working FT would make it near impossible. I've noticed almost all "online" programs require at least 1 semester of practicum. Also, I just graduated in August, so I don't have the 1+ years expereince some schools require. TIA

So I graduated nursing school and passed the NCLEX, now I'm starting my first job tomorrow. I'm SO excited and I'm also SO scared. I'll be working on a med/surge, yes by choice, and I'm starting while JHACO is visiting the hospital. I'm just shadowing my preceptor for the week though. I'm looking for any suggestions that might help me with this new career of mine. TIA

I took the HESI test this week as my exit exam from nursing school. I got a 803 on it, which isn't great. They said if you make anything under an 850 you should take a review class. (Also, I didn't do anything extra to prepare myself for the HESI. It was the last test and I was just kind of over school. So I pretty much got the grade I deserved) I just wanted to know if anyone else has taken the HESI. How does it compare with the NCLEX? Does anyone recommend the Kaplan online review? Any other suggestions? Thanks :rotfl: