Reply With QuoteI don't think there are any diploma programs at hospitals anymore. Your best bet is to go to your local community college- they can help you get started, and can help you apply for financial aid or student loans.
hi new if anyone could give me some advice
hi my name is brittany i live in texas. i want to purse my dreams and become a nurse can anyone give me any sdvice on what i should do. i am not sure i know i need to college i was talking to kaplan but they tried to trick me and talk me into their school that isnt even true. i am going back to our community college should i just do it there or transfer to a hoepitsl that offers it. and how did you pay for school i have ason and a husband who is also going to school so yea any advice will help me greatly
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I don't think there are any diploma programs at hospitals anymore. Your best bet is to go to your local community college- they can help you get started, and can help you apply for financial aid or student loans.
Amanda, RN, BSN
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The term nurse is very broad; LPN/LVN, ADN [RN 2 yr degree], BSN [RN 4 yr degree], etc...
Go to your community college to seek out the nursing advisor/counselor. They can explain in-depth, as well as provide course outline for you.
Good luck!
Cary James Barrett, RN, BSN
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