What good colleges have nursing as course?
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all major universities are bound to have a nursing program. so just shoot as high as you can!!
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Texas Woman's University\n\nhttp://www.daylon.com/twu/\n\nhttp://www.twu.edu\n\nGreat nursing program.
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Site 1:St. Catherines Private Nursing Home\n"We provide a course in Care for the Elderly each year for our Care Assistants as well as on-going day-to-day training and support."\n\nSite 2: Home Study Courses:\nFETAC Level 5 Courses \n7.1 Providing Home Care \n7.3 Caring for People with Disabilities (Accreditation pending) \n7.4 Introduction to Nursing \n7.5 Care of the older person \nOther Courses \n7.2 Introduction to Caring \n\nsite 3: Dorset College Dublin: Healthcare Support - FETAC\n"To meet the varied needs of our students the following services and acknowledgements are in place:\nCultural and Religious Events \nWork Placement \nPractical Support Services \nAirport Transfers \nFirst Day in College \nCultural Activities \nComputer Facilites \nCanteen \nStudy Room/Language Laboratory"
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How about starting in nursing school.\nwhat a concept.
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try nevada state college in las vegas Nevada
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Try the search engines.\n\nI do not believe that there are that many such colleges, your best chance is to go out of the country.
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have u tried working at an area hospital as a nursing asst.?\nlots of hospitals will help u go to school...worth checking into
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I believe Georgetown University in Washington, DC has an excellent nursing program.
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Nursing,Respiratory Therapy or any medical course.
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http://www.allalliedhealthschools.com/faqs/cna.php\n\nLook here, this is a good website that can lead you to schools in your area.
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I have seen ads in my local paper for hospitals willing to pay tuition.  Nursing is a critical shortage in almost every state.  Do some research and see if you have a local hospital that is willing to pay for your education in exchange for your loyalty when you graduate.
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I would suggest visiting www.usnews.com.\nThey have a section where you can view the best colleges in the nation based on their location, rank, academics, major and more. It's a really good place to look for colleges.
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I'm not sure about Melbourne but James Cook University has an external pre-RN course.  This is funny because my best friend has just moved to NZ to do her RN's over there. I have put a link in the source section.  Good luck with it all welcome to nursing.  I am a registered nurse.
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In september i will be attending William Paterson University in their nursing program for 5years....the programs are the best way to go to become a nurse...look around to see what colleges have these nursing programs\n\nGOOD LUCK!
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Yes, you can get a nursing degree by going to a community college. This would be an option if you feel like you will never go to graduate school in nursing and also when you become a nurse you don't mind other R.Ns getting ahead who have bachelor's degrees.\n\nYou can also get a nursing degree through a 4 year university like I have. But please note that just because you went to 4-year university that you'll automatically be an RN and thats it. Its not that simple. No mater where you go, please make sure that school is nationally accredited by the national league nursing. Also, this is very usefull, but I didn't find out until after I graduated, go to the website of the board of nursing of the state your in,and see what the statistics are of any school whether 2 or 4 year on their nursing license passing rates(NCLEX exam). This will tell you whether a school is a good school vs. a great school.\n\nVolunteering services to my knowledge are not necessary, but I'm sure it wouldn't hurt if you did do some voluteering.\n\nThe prequisites depend on the school, but most nursing schools \nwant you to take and also do well in:\n\n1. Anatomy and Physiology\n2. Microbiology and micro lab.\n3. Some type of college level math.\n4. Statistics\n5. Psychology, preferably developmental Psych because you will\n    have to deal with people across the life span.\n6. Economics, just so that you'll be a more well rounded person\n7.Sociology of course, because you have to know and learn how\n   to communicate with others not like yourself\n8. Human Nutrition\n9.Chemistry for health professions\n10. Ethics (medical ethics if you can).\n11. Some type of class pertaining to the human organ systems,\n      don't know the name, but would be nice if you took that.\n12. Other general education requirements that the school you\n      attend should tell you about once your admitted.\n\nI can't think of anymore classes, it would take I guess at least 2 years to complete the prerequisites.\n\nI hope this helped!!
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This website lists all the colleges in that area:\n\nhttp://www.ched.gov.ph/hei_dir/2005HEIsMasterlist/Region11.pdf
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Check collegeboard.com You can get a list of colleges that offer the courses you want to take, then using the links provided on the site compare the different colleges. Most Universities that rank in the top whatever % will list it on their website.