Jdorm40

Thanks pixie for your insight on med school. I'm not even waisting time explaining myself concerning the first comment. I've done more than enough research as to the nursing field. For that reason I know beyond the shadow of a doubt I'm going beyond my BSN either as a cran or fnp. I suppose the question is for any advice about joining the military as a nurse. I'm looking at joining the Navy but I'm not sure what to expect. Can anyone help me out with some details?

Hello folks, I am currently finishing my pre requisites for entry into the nursing program. I am going for my BSN and I'm just looking for a clearer direction in life. I have been entertaining the thought of joining the military as a RN as a commissioned officer. I'm not sure what to expect or what placement possibilities there should be. I know I want my Masters as a FNP or CNRA but even getting my MD degree would be cool as well. Can anyone give me some things to consider?

I appreciate your help.

The school isn't showing on either the acen or ccne. I want to get my master's and become either a cnra or fnp. If the school isn't accredited through one of those two site's then is it really a nursing education?

Okay thanks for the information. I did find the last stat for the exam passing rate for 2014 was 91% passed the exam.

The only thing provided on the school website is upon completion of the program students must apply to sit for the nclex. I'll look for the other points you provided thanks.

I have applied to a nearby college that's regionally accredited it seems. The Southern Association of Colleges provides it. I'm curious as is this good or bad? Will this help or hurt me getting a job after completing the nursing program? I appreciate any help given.