Nursing Programs : r/NursingStudent - Reddit
2021年6月12日 · Does anyone have opinions on accelerated nursing programs? I’m finishing up my last year in undergrad, I was supposed to graduate the spring of 2021, but since I recently switched my major to health science, I am behind. I’m trying to figure out if I should go into a traditional 2 year nursing program or the 12 month accelerated nursing ...
Accelerated Nursing Program? : r/UofArizona - Reddit
2021年12月15日 · your starting pay wouldn’t be that high right out of nursing school most likely and you would have to get more experience before being able to only work 3 days a week. just do what you think is best honestly! it’s hard to choose your own path that maybe your parents don’t approve of but ultimately it is YOUR life. there is a post bacc accelerated nursing program at …
NURSING PROGRAMS IN NYC!!! : r/CUNY - Reddit
2023年12月6日 · For nurses who are practicing in NY, there's a law requiring nurses to obtain a bsn degree within 10 years of graduation from ADN or diploma programs. If anyone fails to attain this requirement, the state board of nursing will take away the license.
Questions about accelerated nursing (ABSN) program in NYC
2024年5月5日 · In addition, I heard that the courses in private schools are relatively easier and are accelerated programs) Before entering LAGCC, I had obtained a bachelor's degree in finance from CUNY, with a previous GPA of 3.78. I didn't know …
ASU 12-month ABSN and ABSN life as a parent : r/StudentNurse
2020年12月28日 · I’m trying to decide between applying to that program and University of Arizona’s 15-month Masters for Entry into Nursing program. I’m a mom of two and am going back and forth between feeling like I could handle a 12-month program but also wondering if I’d be setting myself up for failure.
Accelerated Nursing Program???! : r/premedcanada - Reddit
2021年5月8日 · And also, if anyone knows how med school would look at an accelerated nursing as a 2nd degree. I know that nursing school isn't exactly easy to get high gpa in but I honestly wouldn't mind becoming a nurse if I ever don't end up getting into med school as I think being a nurse is a good, rewarding job. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
Applying to accelerated Nursing Programs in Ontario
2023年6月25日 · Considering I've am just finishing a 4 year undergrad majoring in biomedical sciences, I would prefer to get through the Nursing program to get started sooner career-wise and I've been doing some research online about the different universities that offer the Accelerated stream to get the Registered Nursing educational qualifications in ...
GCU ABSN nursing program : r/gcu - Reddit
2023年6月17日 · There are a total of 22 institutions in Arizona that are graduating BSNs, the worst being Aspen University- School of Nursing with a pass rate of 50.5% (Passing 49 people). So you're statement " In the state of arizona GCU has the lowest passing rate for the NCLEX exam" is completely wrong.
Accelerated nursing programs? : r/nursing - Reddit
My mom did a 12 month accelerated program to be an RN. From her experience it was easy finding somewhere to work as an RN regardless of the program. Many workplaces will pay a good portion, if not all of your tuition for advanced nursing degrees. Her current job is paying 100% of her RN to BSN program.
ABSN people...tell me the good, bad and ugly! Would you ... - Reddit
Honestly because of the nursing shortage the most important thing is probably the NCLEX pass rate - lots of people would argue that reputation etc don’t matter - only if you can pass the NCLEX. But obviously reputation, connections, the administration affects clinical placements which makes a big difference in your education.