Danny Said:

Which school is good at nursing program and affordable fee?

We Answered:

Start with your state university or community college.

Cynthia Said:

I am moving to atlanta next spring. i am trying to find a good nursing school program any sugesstions?

We Answered:

If you've already got 80 credits, and you want to do a 4-year program, community college probably won't do much for you at this point - you might only have 2 years to go in a 4-year program if those 80 credits include a few years of nursing courses. If they don't, maybe consider community college in that case.

I know Clemson University has a good nursing program with a 100% placement rate (everyone finds a job); they are 2 hours north of Atlanta.

Gail Said:

Does Philippine has the nursing school program smilar to California school? If so, where are they?

We Answered:

Philippine nursing schools provide essentially the same Nursing curriculum as California nursing schools do.

They are so much similar that in fact the NCLEX (US Nursing licensure examinations) can already be taken here in the Philippines - and many of them do pass.

Tyler Said:

What school offers a good nursing program?

We Answered:

UCLA is supposed to be the best in California, UC Irvine is pretty good, so is University of SF, University of San Diego, SF State, SJSU, San Diego State, CSU Long Beach

Out of state, i would recommend: University of Washington at Seattle, University of Pittsburgh, Duke, University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, Michigan State, UPenn, Johns Hopkins, Ohio State, Ohio University, SUNY Binghampton, University at Buffalo -- The State University of New York, Boston College, Northeastern University, Georgetown, George Washington, UNC at Chapel Hill, University of Minnesota -- Twin Cities, Texas Tech, UT Austin, Auburn University, Arizona State, University of Arizona, NYU, CUNY Hunter College, University of Colorado at Denver, University of Illinois at Chicago, UConn at Storrs, University of Delaware, Purdue University, University of Iowa, and University of Maryland at Baltimore

Amanda Said:

Is it possible to go through a nursing school program and still maintain a regular 9-5 job??

We Answered:

Hello,
I'm actually a LPN going to college to be a RN and I know of several programs that allow you to go to nursing school at night now. College is becoming more flexible everyday! If you have not received your basics yet to be accepted into the program I do know that you can get most of your "basic" classes through a 'CLEPing' program or even by taking classes at night! Check out your local colleges and universities for more information, and if I were you... call them and bug the crap out of them... I know I do.. I've even been given the title 'Thorn' at my old college. :)

I hope this helped!