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https://allnurses.com/clinical-nurse-specialists/ms-in-nursing-374354.html The #4 response on this thread explains that the difference is negligible, it is just a difference in what type of institution is giving you the degree. Hope this helps!

Hi, as I continue to search for a bedside nursing position in Chicago as a new grad RN, I came across this: What We Do — 83bar Does anyone have any feedback on this type of position? Or has anyone worked for this company?

Hi! I just graduated from the program in August, just took my nclex a little over a week ago (and passed thank god). I went to the RFU campus. I did work through the program (bartending) but there were some quarters that I could barely work. The beginning of the program felt more manageable but towards the end the workload increased and I was working one night a week. Several of my friends worked as PCTs throughout the program as well. It is an intensive program and I felt that I spent a lot of time teaching myself the material (only so much can be covered in class). Your typical schedule changes each quarter with clinicals and classes. Some quarters you have 2 days of classes and one day of clinical, other weeks it's 4 days and 1 day, it all depends. Just remember classes are typically one day a week 3-5 hours and quarters are 10 weeks then 1 week of finals. It's definitely doable!

Hi Everyone! I was accepted for the Fall Cohort at the Rosalind Campus back in February and am pretty anxious to start. I am in finals week for some of my prereqs so I deactivated any social media for the time being but if you will be in the same cohort, please feel free to email me :) [email protected]