RN Schools

EricJRN, MSN, RN · Jul 19, 2008

Some nursing students with previous degrees can do it in accelerated programs (12-18 months) and some nursing students have been in school longer than most doctors. :) It varies from program to program and individual to individual.

One of the confusing parts of RN education is that there are so many paths to entering the profession (diploma, associate degree, BS degree, graduate program). Your best bet is to visit with colleges and universities near you and find out what the options are in your area.

TALK-OF-MIAMI · Jul 19, 2008

even Though Im A Surgical Tech Student And I've Already Took Some Rn Course While Doing My Surgical Tech Program. Futhermore Would That Cut Time Off When I Enter The Nursing Progam

Tweety, BSN, RN · Jul 20, 2008

What do you mean "some RN course"? Most surgical tech programs don't transfer any credits into an RN program, unless you've taken separate accredited courses like Microbiology and Anatomay and Physiology for college credit.

TALK-OF-MIAMI · Jul 20, 2008

Yes that's what I mean I've took microbiology, anatomy1, anatomy2 and physiology already. My last month is in august and then I start my intern hours. Do you have any advice as to what I can do as far as entering the nursing program

fortytwo · Jul 22, 2008

help with the cpt/pass test? is there a study guide that i can purchase to refresh before i go to take the test. the higher the better less pre-classes to take. any advice trying to get into the rn associates

Tweety, BSN, RN · Jul 22, 2008

Yes that's what I mean I've took microbiology, anatomy1, anatomy2 and physiology already. My last month is in august and then I start my intern hours. Do you have any advice as to what I can do as far as entering the nursing program

Probably need to apply and talk to an advisor at the nursing school.

ShariDCST · Jul 24, 2008

yes that's what i mean i've took microbiology, anatomy1, anatomy2 and physiology already. my last month is in august and then i start my intern hours. do you have any advice as to what i can do as far as entering the nursing program

you need to make sure first that the courses you took are actually college-level credit courses, and that they are transferable to other colleges. i went to a state vocational college before they established the transferability of their credits to local universities, so if i were to want to go into such a program, i would have to take the courses again at the college of my choice. because they are called the same, doesn't necessarily make them the same credit-wise, or the same in content or scope. what kind of school are you going to now?

TALK-OF-MIAMI · Jul 25, 2008

The school that I'am at is called Everest Institute...