hannab1

I decided to go to Case, I know it is expensive but I just liked the program when I visited more. I'm looking to go into neonatal, and I like how their program works. Once you get your MN, you can work while getting your NP part time. There are certain opportunities where hospitals will pay for your education if you agree to work for them once you get your NP.

No I'm actually from Saint Louis. I'm finishing up my undergrad in Dayton, OH and my boyfriend is from Cleveland so I'm pretty familiar with the area. I actually haven't thought about reaching out to alumni, but thats a really great idea! Let me know if you get any good info!

Ok NVM ha cant send private messages I guess! But basically, during the first part you graduate with you MN, which is a BSN that focuses on leadership. This gives you a bit of a head-up above other BSN applicants for jobs. After that, you may choose to go straight through to the MSN portion for some majors, or take some time off and work with your MN as a registered nurse. When you choose to go back to get you MSN you don't have to reapply, unless you are interested in CRNA. In my case, this was more appealing because it gives me an opportunity to get more hands-on experience as a nurse before I dive into being an NP and prescribing. By working and then going back, this also gives you the ability to work with a hospital and do your MSN part time while they pay for your schooling.

Yeah, Ill message you!

I was accepted as well and plan on going!

Yep, I applied to SLU and Barnes in STL for absn and then the AMSN program at MGH in Boston. What about you? Have you heard back anywhere ?

I applied! sent in my application early january, got an email back about an interview a few weeks ago.