SLU Accelerated MSN Program

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Hi, I'm looking for some feedback/information from anyone who is attending or has attended the SLU MSN program (specifically the accelerated program for someone who has a BS in another area). I have a BS in sociology, an ADN and have a couple years experience as an LPN. I really don't want to wait any longer to get my MSN but I don't have a ton of experience. Can anyone comment on my chances of getting into the program with these credentials? I will be working full time as an RN while in school as well so am interested to know how the demands are for the program and if it's feasible to work full time. Thanks in advance for your help.

well as far as living goes I really don't know, I live with family. I moved back to St. Louis from DC so its been a while and I never got out I don't know much about places to live or things to do. Yes it is only 21 months and yes I am interested in being a pediatric nurse or nurse anesthetist. Currently I am considering SLU's post certificate but we shall see.

i loved DC. not the hot/humid/storming summers or the cold winters. just everything in between. =D

do you know of anyone currently in the program coming from a respiratory background?

what do you mean by decelerate? does this mean going into the traditional BSN route or traditional MSN route?

Thanks!

oh yes I love and miss DC too, plan to go back as soon as I finish this program.

No i do not know anyone coming from that background but there are numerous backgrounds from fashion, engineering, nutrition, photography so I'm pretty sure respiratory is not a problem.

Pretty much with decelerating you go from full time to part time, 2 year program turns into a 3 year program.

gotcha. do most students live near SLU or out in the burbs? do you recommend certain locations to live while going to school? thanks again chillychelc.

a few of the students live near campus and others live far out and hate it (30-45m). I live about 15m away and I think it's perfect, anything farther than 15m is too far for me lol. I recommend either staying somewhere close by whether downtown (where I planned to stay but don't have a job, lofts had good affordable rates), on grand (where the school is located), near galleria mall or kingshighway. If you are ok with driving then anywhere that allows you to get to school by street and not just highway esp highways 44, 270 or 64, a lot of the students generally complain about the traffic that live far out.

I just learned of this program, website says they are still taking applications for the fall! Does anyone know if the class is full?!For those that are in currently. I usually worked 9-5 on Monday and Wednesday's. Do you think will be possible if I get into the program?

Monday we had class from 8-3 in the fall and 9-3 on Wednesday's. Not sure if they'll change the schedule for the new students but I can send anyone this past school years master schedule that outlines every class for the semester just email me at [email protected]

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