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Hey hoping this is the right thread to post in and can obtain some answers. Looking at moving to the South Portland area of Maine. Wondering if anyone knows of any volunteer fire department or ambulance corps in the area? All seem privately own or local hire municipality organizations. Thanks a...

Schools in my State are ridiculously expensive and not very flexible. Unless you shell out the cash the way it goes the more cash the more accommodating programs are in offering flexible school schedules. That is part of the reason for wanting to get out of this State. That an taxes, but that's...

There's a $120K BSN program in my State as well. A 2 year ASN with books run you about $30-$32K total. Again apologies for the thread derailment. I have taken accelerated classes over the Summer and bombed in the classes. Take in the fall spread out I do much better. Something also weighing...

Know going off topic. Only 1 public ABSN program. Cost $30K to $40K for the entire program. Have to sign a contract not work more than 10 hrs a week also. Then there's a $50K to $60K 18 month public university program and can be able to do 24 hrs of work. The other 3 are private can cost $90K...

I still have to pay off some credit card bills and take a few prerequisites. Idk leaning to the $60K Associate program since it's only 3 days a week.

Not great GPA 3.5. TEAS are 74 probably try end of the year to take them over. If I do the RN program I could do Baylor Shifts at work. I make extra $3,200 a week as a nurse compared to current pay. Actually could make similar as an LPN because I stick with psych and no one wants to work in...

The rub with accelerated is i live check to check. Working towards being financially stable but accelerated programs aren't on my radar. The programs for accelerate vary from $30K to $80K in my State. I tried applying to out of State work. I was close to taking a job in Texas. However, didn't...

Hi, probably get a spanky for this but didn't want to jump in to the person's post below me on this topic. I have been trying for 3 yrs and next yr will be 4 yrs to get into an RN program. Imagine 1000 people applying for a program that only takes 60 people. It is like throwing darts...