A college with an undergraduate program in nursing.
* TAKE COLLEGE PREP CLASSES IN HIGH SCHOOL * CHOOSE THE TYPE OF NURSING SCHOOL YOU WANT TO ATTEND * SELECT A COLLEGE AND APPLY FOR ADMISSION * APPLY FOR FINANCIAL AID * OBTAIN AN RN LICENSE * TAKE COLLEGE PREP CLASSES IN HIGH SCHOOL * CHOOSE THE TYPE OF NURSING SCHOOL YOU WANT TO ATTEND * SELECT A COLLEGE AND APPLY FOR ADMISSION * APPLY FOR FINANCIAL AID * OBTAIN AN RN LICENSE
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University of Manitoba has the best RN course in the Province. You can also find an RN course at Herzing College or Robertson College. Both offer the same type of course.
No, not at all. You can go to college and become an RN just as any other RN does.
I graduated from High School back in the 1980's and never went to college. I worked as a CNA and recently went to Phlebotomy school and became certified. I want to know what I need to do if I went back to college to become a registered nurse?
The following webpage lists the best online RN programs from 2,300 nursing schools across the US: http://www.bestnursingdegree.com/programs/online-lpn-to-rn/. The best appears to be Indiana State University, which accredited by the NLNAC.
South Carolina Univeristy has the best RN program. It is comeptitve to get into. There are various colleges in South Carolina that provide RN training courses. The best program, according to online experts, is Aiken RN program at the University of South Carolina.
Get one. You have to have one or the other to get in college, which is where you get the minimum for an RN, an associate's degree.
You will need to attend nursing school at college or university, graduate and get your degree. An RN was estimated to make $57000 by the government of Ontario.
There are actually two different options. You can attend a 2 year college and receive an Associate Degree in Nursing Or you can attend a 4 year college and receive a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. The difference in the end can be the pay. Also the RN's with BSN are more likely to have a managerial or leadership position in a Health Care Setting.
MD is a medical doctor, they went to medical school. An RN is a registered nurse, they like the doctor went to college but did not attend medical school, instead a special nursing school.
Average is OK unless you want to attend a college then you will need a higer grade point average to compete with other applicants. A diploma school would be less competitive.