Does anyone have any school suggestions for someone planning on majoring in nursing?
It entirely depends! Do you want to be close to home? Does the location of the school not have a large matter of importance? Do you want specific aspects the school has in terms of extracurriculars? I know that personally, I wanted to stay closer to home for college, so I was looking for schools with my specific degree within a couple of hours of where I currently live. However, if that doesn't matter, there are many schools with great nursing programs, and they are not all four years schools. I know that many county schools have programs to begin your degree there and transfer your credits into a bigger 4-year school. However, schools with good nursing programs (which vary across the US greatly)are: Duke University, Johns Hopkins University, University of Michigan, University of Pennsylvania, UCLA, Emory University, The University of Texas at Austin, University of Flordia, Columbia University, and plenty more.
Hello! I would suggest Johns Hopkins University, Duke University, University of Washington, and George Mason University. They all have great programs and transfer credits! I do not plan on becoming a nurse myself, but I am in the healthcare field. Try volunteering at a hospital and see if you can speak to any nurses (Senior nurses specifically they have the most experience) about what schools they went to. I do not know what state you are in so results may very on if the school is prestigious and gives you hands on learning. If you have the opportunity, be a CNA first. Otherwise, good luck!
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