RN0408

AssociateDegree has promoted students to go get their BSN's and it appears she might be a professor at Tri-C. I went to Tri-C for the price instead of taking out a huge loan for a BSN. I graduated recently and nobody had any trouble finding jobs in the hospitals once they passed the NCLEX in a hospital if they networked well. OU's program is cheap for the RN to BSN. University Hospitals, and the Cleveland Clinic, give you 5 years to get a BSN. They pretty much pay for you to go get your BSN.

It's great to see you guys excited. It's always good to see Tri-C nursing students on the clinical floor where I work at as well, because I was one of you guys. I am a recent graduate of the Accelerated program. Good luck! Study HARD and never quit. To be safe, make sure you set the tone early in your classes getting high percentages on exams, it takes a lot less pressure off on accumulative finals.