Ladybug123

No, I haven't. No email or anything yet.

Not bad. I went straight to ICU after I graduated and took it 14 months after I'd been working there. Granted my ICU is huge and busy, so I get to see a lot. My advice would be to try to understand what is happening instead of memorizing the information. Don't be intimidated, you can do it!

It's an individual thing. You should just apply when you feel comfortable with your skills and judgement.

Call the School of Nursing in Hammond @ 1-800-222-SELU.

I graduated from SLU December 05 and though I wasn't in the accelerated program I had classes and clinicals with some of the accelerated students. The program is a total of 1 1/2 years and it's extremely intense. They go to school year round and most are not able to work very much. Though it's a lot of work, if I had a bachelor's degree, I would definitely pursue this option. 1 1/2 years for a BSN is awesome. AND, Our Spring 05 nursing class had the highest pass rate for state boards in the state. Our pass rate is usually very high and that's why I chose SLU.