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ShannaRose

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  1. Hey, I too got accepted into their program for 2016-2017. My friend did their program last year and has been very helpful in answering my questions. She pretty much said that it's a very intense program, which all nursing programs are, but that it was very doable and the teachers were helpful (pro). She did give some advice on a few things such as, she had to quit her job and solely focus on school, so a job might be difficult to maintain while in the program (potential con). She was happy that it was only a year and said it goes by very fast and before she knew it she was graduated (pro?). She also lived nearby so with that and the tuition being reasonable she decided it was the best option financially (pro). I know I decided to go with Binghamton because it is affordable, it is close to where I live, it has a wonderful reputation, and is one of the few one year programs around so I can start my career asap! I hope this helped even a little bit and good luck with your decision!

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