TWU vs UTA?

[gracecngham]

Has anybody gone to one or both of these schools reguarding their nursing and undergrad programs? UT Tyler is also an option for me, but it's mainly between the other 2 and I would love any input from anyone!

[NRSKarenRN, BSN, RN]

Hi... hope students at these programs respond to your query about nursing programs soon.

:)

[roser13, ASN, RN]

Don't know where/what either of these programs are.

[gracecngham]

Texas Women's University in Denton TX (their nursing programs are in Dallas and Houston) and University of Texas at Arlington (their nursing school is in Arlington)

[Horseshoe, BSN, RN]

I went to TWU, but it's been 19 years since I graduated, so I don't know that I could be very helpful. What specific questions do you have?

[gracecngham]

Just in general, I'm really struggling on which one to go to. I want the college experience (UTA) but I could graduate early at TWU. Also I noticed that at UTA the undergrad is a lot more work but once you're in nursing school it's not as many classes. At TWU the undergrad is light but it gets really heavy during nursing school. UT Tyler is also in the mix but I think it's mainly between UTA and TWU. I mean how do you know which college is for you? I've visited all the campuses and extensively researched each one and money isn't an issue but I'm so stuck and I have no idea how I'm going to pick one!

[sirI, MSN, APRN, NP]

Welcome to allnurses.com

Thread moved to Nursing Schools/Colleges/Programs forum for the best response.

[TheCommuter, BSN, RN]

Have you been accepted to all of these schools? If not, my advice is to apply to all three schools because nursing program admissions are fiercely competitive in the D/FW area. If all three schools accept you, return to this forum and ask which one you should attend. Good luck to you.