Published Nov 1, 2007
abeke
1 Post
llg, PhD, RN
13,469 Posts
It's not too early to start looking for jobs. At least make initial contact with employers that interest you and find out what their timetables are, whether or not they have special programs for new grads, etc. If you wait until graduation itself, you might find that the best opportunities are already taken. If it is still a little too early to actually apply, having made contact, expressed your interest, and gathered some useful information will not hurt you.
As far as the specific program offerings in your geographic area, you will have to contact the schools directly for the lates information as offerings change from year to year. The website of your state Board of Nursing should have a list of schools in your state.
Good luck to you.