Question by motavashun: I did not attend a four year college, I am currently enrolled in a nursing program can i still become a Delta?
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Answer by dablest1
Qualifications in becoming a member of Delta Sigma Theta are as follows:
You attend a college or University that offers a bachelor’s degree,,,you are pursuing a bachelor’s degree, and there is an active chapter on your college campus.
Of course other things factor in such as community service, GPA, and letters of recommendation…
Please visit our national website for more detail info, and good luck to you. http://www.deltasigmatheta.org
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Question by kiki: I’m thinking to attend kingsborough community college for nursing?? ?
Is it a good college for nursing? its in brooklyn, n.y . Someone please tell me about their own experience an idea anything. Thnx in advance don’t be mean!
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Answer by missthang
well ive always heard good things about kingsborough cc. i hear its a tough program to get into so consider yourself lucky if youre in
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Question by PNay: What’s the easy step, Do a LVN or attend Community College to get into nursing program?
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Answer by ………………………………
It all depends on what college it is! Some LVN/LPN programs have a long wait list, so what would normally take 1 year without a waiting list, may now take 2 years.
The Associate Degree Nursing program to be an RN at some colleges only takes 2 1/2 years….others, like what I mentioned with LVN/LPN, may have a year or two wait list for the clinical phase.
It all depends on what you think is easier….as far as academics- obviously the technical certificate vocational/practical nursing would be easier.
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Question by Jason: What university/college is good to attend in order to get a Bachelors in Nursing in 4 years?
I still have 1 more year left to go in high school and wanted to enter the health field and become a registered nurse. Please help!
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Answer by drip
check out state schools in the state you live. There is no reason not to go to an in state school for nursing. You will get a lower tuition.
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What is the best college to attend to in America, San Fransisco, for a bachelors degree in nursing ?
Question by Soniya: What is the best college to attend to in America, San Fransisco, for a bachelors degree in nursing ?
Hello there, i’m a 16 year old secondary school student in Singapore, (Singapore Citizen) sitting for my N’Level examinations in October. I’m in the normal technical stream. Which means, i’m only taking Science, English, Math, Malay Language and Computer applications. I’m planning on taking my SAT’s in November right after i take my N’s. What kind of marks must i achieve in my SAT’s to go to a good nursing college in San Fransisco? and can you please also recommend a good college for me to go to? A one which is not very costly perhaps? Im planning on taking a Bachelors degree. And also, what are the things i can do right now to help me prepare for a good start next year in my nursing course?
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Answer by Alpha
university of san fransisco
i applied to lmu, LA
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Question by Miracle: What age is to late to attend Nursing College?
Now that my daughter is a Sophomoree in high school and my sons are grown and on their own, I was considering going to college to receive my Bachelor Degree in Nursing. The only problem that I’m having is, I’m 41 years old and thinking about attending college for four years. What are the odds of a 41 year old women becoming an RN? Does that even exist? My children thinks this is a wonderful thing to do. But, I must admit, I do have butterflies about it. Although, I have been praying to God about this, and I am really considering doing it, I really need lots of support. What do you think? Shall I go for it?
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Answer by Dumpster_Rentals
Yes, go for it. There is nothing more reassuring than the experience and maturity that you would bring to a nursing job. By just getting to 41 you have accumulated life experience and perspective that will make you invaluable as a good nurse. Yes, the educational process may be daunting at time, however, surviving teen age children is more of an ordeal!!!!
Just do it. And let us know where you practice just in case we need a great nurse! 
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Question by Mz.CJB: What’s a good college to attend in Atlanta Georgia for Registered Nursing?
I plan to move to Atlanta at the end of 2007. I want to go to school for Registered Nursing and I need a heads up on different schools I could look into. I have been out of high school since 2003 but I am a very intellegent woman so taking an admission test shouldn’t be a problem if that’s what they require.
Any suggestions?
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Answer by ♥ Memories
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Question by ‘ SaLiNa: how many years of college must i attend to be Pediatric Nurse?
I want to become a Pediatric Nurse , and i want to know what’s the requirements to become Pediatric Nurse. And what class must i take in high school to obtain that?
Also what’s the salaries of Pediatric Nurse earn per years?
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Answer by Alexandra
Quite a few. It’s a Master’s degree, but those are currently being weeded out in the field. Soon all nurses will only have the option of a Phd above a BSN. I think you can try to work in pediatrics as an RN, but a lot of people want that job, so it’s tough to get. Usually when you 1st start, you don’t get your 1st choice of job.
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Question by Kenzie Cameron: Can I attend the Nursing program at a community college at 15 years old?
I’d love to become an RN, and will be getting my GED.
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Answer by MIzzSweety
you have to get ur GED first
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Question by Travis C: Where can I find schoarchips for male nursing students who attend Neosho County Community College?
I am going to Nursing school in the comming months and i have no idea where to even begin looking for nursing scholarships. If anyone has any idea where i can find some FREE MONEY please share.
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Answer by kadel
There are hospitals that will pay the tuition for nursing school in return for agreeing to work for them for two years after you get your RN. Contact some nursing schools and see if they have such an arrangement with a hospital. You can also call the personnel dept of some large hospitals in your area.
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