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I use a Timex explorer that has a analog dial with second hand and digital window that can display either m/d/y or military time. Paid about $60, had it over 2 years for my military/emt/nursing career and still running fine.

I was in Army National Guard for 6 years as a combat medic/69w10, just graduated with AAS in nursing.

Hello all, I graduated from a AAS RN program at a local community college. Now I am standing with 109 credits. Thus, I am trying to find an online RN to BSN programs that accepts the most credits as transfer. So far I have found Thomas Edison NJ, accepting up to 80 transferable credits. And Grand Canyon University with 84 credits. If anyone knows any other online programs that has a higher limit, please let me know. By the way this community college is the only college I have attended. I found this to be an influencing factor in some universities. Thank you all in advance.

hey angels32, could you tell us what the nursing kit includes?

i was thinking RN to BSN online program at Rutgers. Yet, BCC-FDU Scholars Program seems tempting.

I will be working part-time throughout the day as an EMT. I will need to work in ICU so that I can apply for Masters program when online BSN is done with.

Did you buy "all" the listed books? May I ask what the aggregate price was?

Congrats, same here.

(MODERATOR EDIT OF NAME - PLEASE DO NOT POST NAMES OF THOSE IN YOUR PROGRAM PER TOS) is usually in her office to answer specific questions.

The acceptance result will be available sometime around first week of December, for most of us.

I have confirmed the following with Elsa about two months ago---The HESI exam score contributes for 3/5 and GPA as the rest to mark the candidate's place on the list (e.g., Exam score: 90, GPA: 3.5 = 89). The candidate is then placed on a percentile ranking list. Furthermore, approximately 70 to 90 seats are available for each term. The program had over 300 applicants at that time.

The class average of cumulative score is sitting at 75.16 as of last night.