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RN-BSN programs in NJ/NY

I graduated last december and am considering starting the RN-BSN program in september. Some schools i consider are William Paterson, TCNJ, Ramapo and NYU...Has anyone gone to these schools and how was it?

Also, as a new grad RN, would it be hard to pair up having a new job with school and a new place? (i might move out, but maybe it's too drastic?)

Your advice will be greatly appreciated. Thanks!!

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    WPU has a reputation as a good program- I am awaiting a reply on an application, but cannot locate the RN-BSN curriculum sheet (it is under construction for sometime now). This would be my second bachelors. It seems nowadays an ADN is not useful in the job market.

    I am steering clear of Ramapo. I took - or attempted (I withdrew and wasted a lot of money.) - to take non-matriculated on-line masters courses, the nursing dept doesn't communicate necessary information such as how to access your classes, instructors do not reply to emails for weeks and it is poorly organized. Ramapo's nursing program is an offshoot of UMDNJ - and I have heard, believe it or not, their nursing program is poorly run and their Masters program are merely money makers. I took IV Cert there and felt that was just a racket too.

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