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How to make friends in college?

Filed in The Category Colorado Nursing Schools

Hey. My best friend and I are moving to colorado to live with her mom, and we are doing online school. I have no idea how to make friends. I will proubably make 3 while working at the hospital (maditory to get your BSN in nursing). Please help i have had the same friends for eight years and i have not made any friends seince (I have about 10 close friends right now and proubably 50 other friends)
~Stacy

Are there any good nursing schools in New York?

Filed in The Category New York Nursing Schools

Im a senior in high school and I need help researching good colleges or universities that have good nursing programs. Also if anyone know about a 3 year program (to obtain a bachelors in Nursing RN) please let me know about the college/university. Thanks in advanced!

Good Nursing schools outside of Michigan?

Filed in The Category Michigan Nursing Schools

I want to be as far away from my mother as possible. Which states have a good nursing school?

What are the pros and cons of going away to college?

Filed in The Category Washington Nursing Schools

I’m a small town girl living in New Jersey looking to get out and see the world. I’m a junior now and all of the seniors have been talking about what college they’re going to and it really got me thinking about what I really want to do and where I want to go. I’m a great student both GPA and extracurricular wise and can get accepted into almost any school so I’m more worried about where I should go. My family is in the poverty level so bad that I receive free lunches and breakfasts at school. Between my grades and and financial situation, I could go to Stockton while living at home for almost free but I really want to get out of this town and go to the University of Washington, in the lovely city of Seattle, which is an amazing school also which a top ranked nursing program (which is what I want to be). I’m just scared of having to pay for it all and moving all the way across the country leaving everything I know behind. Any tips or advice would be greatly appreciated.

Can you still get a RN or LNA license with a criminal record?

Filed in The Category New Hampshire Nursing Schools

my girlfriend and I live in New Hampshire, and she is in college and just applied to nursing school. she has 2 felonies in Florida that resulted in adjudication withheld charges (which means she was neither found guilty or not guilty so technically she was never convicted but still got probation), possession of heroin and dealing in stolen property. she is doing her probation here in NH and her lawyer said after a year, one of the felonies can be sealed. will she still be able to obtain her RN or LNA license? and what charge would be better to seal, the drug charge or the theft charge? thanks.

What are my chances of getting into a good College? ?

Filed in The Category Connecticut Nursing Schools

I have already gotten accepted to Penn State. In general though my Senior Year has been really hard for me. I had to transfer to North Carolina from South Carolina November because our house went into foreclosure and now I do not know where I really want to go to school. Penn State is expensive and I have a connection to UNC of Asheville, but I do not know if I really want to go there.

Academic Info:
I took the SAT three times and got a combined score of 1340 (Horrible)
GPA of 2.5 (Not Final GPA)
4 Credits of English (English I-IV CP)
4 Credits of Math (Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, Advanced Math)
5 Credits of History (World Geo., World History, Gov’t/Economics, US History, Communism)
4 Credits of Science (Physical Science, Biology, Chemistry (HATED IT), Honors Anatomy/Physiology)
3 Credits of Spanish
1 Credit in Competitive Speech
1 Credit in Gym
1 Credit in Drama
2 Credits of English Grammar
1 Credit in Computer
Failed one Elective

I also have done Volunteer work in 9th and 10th Grade: I’ve wrapped gifts for the homeless children and help feed the impoverished
I’ve done Soccer in 11th Grade
Nothing in 12th

In the very end I’m finishing up through homeschool because of NC’s horrible graduation requirements.

SC: 24 Credits to Graduate High School
NC: 28 Credits to Graduate High School

What are my chances of getting into the following Colleges:
Clemson University
University of Connecticut
New York University
East Carolina University
North Carolina State University
University of South Carolina
SUNY University of Albany

This year has been horrible so in all honesty in you all’s professional Opinion, what are my chances of getting into the colleges listed above. I got into Penn State, but it is at the location of Greater Allegheny (Ghetto). I want to Dual Major in Nursing and Politics so in that list as well what school would be good for what I want to do.

San Jose State, San Francisco State, or University of Hawaii at Manoa for a Nursing Major?

Filed in The Category Hawaii Nursing Schools

I’m currently a senior in high school in California and I’ve wanted to work in the medical field ever since I was a very very young. I wanted to be a pediatric surgeon but high school shook me into reality and I think nursing will be a better fit for me.

Also, I’m sort of confused about the process of becoming a registered nurse as an undergraduate.

Thank you in advance!

What are the best schools there is for Nursing or to be a Pediatrician?

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Guys help! Please give me some referrences for great schools within the United States for Nursing.

Which Universities in Texas has the best BSN program?

Filed in The Category Texas Nursing Schools

Hello, I just completed about 80% of pre-req for almost all BSN programs (anatomy, Microbiology,nutrition, Chemistry etc…) Right now I am looking for a 4-year university for the BSN but am unsure of what’s out there. I am thinking of trying UT in Houston for their Bachelors in Nursing program but like i said I am unsure. I would like to know what other places are good , please and thank you

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