And things come up last minute sometimes, so we were told do not schedule anything mon-fri..There are people who work (though I do not knwo how many) and MANY people with families! I give them major...
I go to shady grove and my schedule is certainly different. I know there was a way to make it so you have no tuesday classes, but long days monday and wednesday...But this is my personal schedule:...
Hi guys!! I made the SPRING 2016 BSN thread last year and I have to say how much I LOVE this site!!! It was so nice communicating with others who were waiting ever-so anxiously as I! Well...I was...
Hello, all! My name is Christina Smith! I know I started this thread a little soon, but I am sure others are just as anxious as I am about applying! I have submitted my application for the spring 2016...
In a previous forum Grey Lady posted that after the "first round" of acceptances go out, they wait and see who accepts and then more decisions are made from there, depending on who accepts and who...
My friend is in second semester and said first semester was MUCH heavier material wise. You are taking more classes so there is much more material. She said first semester is very heavy and that many...
I read in a previous post from Grey Lady that the average BSN student devotes about 60 hours a WEEK to school! That is insane. I work as a PCT and I am PRN (as needed) which is great...I am only...
You can always apply to other BSN programs for the Fall! I know a lot of people apply to Towson along with UMSOM. Everything happens for a reason! You're still doing great
I would suggest seeing an advisor because I know all the community college programs in my area hace two year (four semester) programs in order to become a RN. I spoke with an advisor and was told most...
Yep, that's what I said previously! But with no Bachelor degree, I have not heard of a program that takes less than a year. You can't just become a RN without the clinical portion that takes at LEAST...
I know all the ASN programs in my area (Maryland) are two year! Some are accelerated but with clinicals, it is two years part time! At least CCBC, Howard, Frederick, and Carroll are two year programs...
Unless you have a previous Bachelor degree, most nursing programs are 2 years. A community college program will give you an associate degree and RN, while a university will give you a bsn and
So, everything got settled and I am in at Shady Grove :) I was wondering how much everyone has done in regards to their acceptance materials. I made the deposit and am wondering if anyone has set up...