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Things are going well! Thanks for sharing about your experience in wages in the hospital. It helps me to know that Glassdoor is accurate that sense.

That's interesting! Thanks for weighing in- I appreciate it. It's hard to find perspective on these kinds of things sometimes.

Hi, thanks for the input. I appreciate it.

Hi, thanks for giving some perspective on wages. I appreciate your input. The reason I was skeptical was because of glassdoor.com which stated that the median for MN RN hourly wage was in the mid- thirties. I haven't spoken to any MN RNs about it and wasn't sure what to think.

I graduated from a different technical college in the Twin Cities so I don't know specifics about either of those two schools, but I definitely know what you mean about not hearing back from advisors. They advise a lot of students and they are hard to get a hold of. If it's possible, your best bet may be to make an appointment with them or go to "walk-in" advising hours. Hope that helps!

Hello. I am an RN with an Associates Degree; I graduate with a BSN in a few months. I have 2 years experiences as a LPN (home care and LTC) and 2 years experience as an RN (home care and LTC). I just received an offer to work in a small, non-profit clinic in Minneapolis for $28.50/ hour. This seems very low to me. The job is triaging calls and patients that come in on a walk-in basis and care coordination on behalf of the multiple providers. In any given day there are two providers and one nurse. I am interested in knowing what other RNs are making in MN. If you do not feel comfortable saying what specific health care system you work for, that is okay. Can you help me out by giving me some perspective on this? You can include what kind of work you do and your hourly wage. Any other helpful information. Thanks for your help. I appreciate it.