tuition fee per semester: nursing program?
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Here is the contact information for LaCo or La Consolacion COllege\n\nLA CONSOLACION COLLEGE\nBacolod City\nNegros Occidental\nPhilippines 6100\n\nE-mail add: main@lcc.edu.ph
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$25 an hour is about $1000 a week.\nIt isn't too shabby. And there are a lot of things you can do with a nursing degree besides nursing.\nHere is Florida, there is a nurse practicioner who has here own office and sees patients and does physicals and writes prescriptions and charges $80 per patient.\nShe has a doctor she knows who has given her permission to use his name on her prescription pad and at least in Florida, it is perfectly legal for her to act as a doctor as far as seeing patients and writing prescriptions. She probably makes at least $600 a day. \nYou can also start a business where you send nurses into people's homes for in-hone nursing care.\nYou can also do something like working for a plastic surgeon as an after care nurse. And I always thought it would be fun to be an O.R. nurse.\nPlus, at least in this state, there is such a huge demand for nurses you would never be out of a job.\nI think if you enjoy what you are doing that is at least half the battle. Dont' give up on doing what you love because you think it won't pay enough. I made that mistake with interior design and have regretted it ever since. And it turns out I got bad info about it not paying much.\nWith a four year degree, making $25 an hour is a perfectly decent wage. And as I said there are lots of ways to make a lot more with that degree. Take a business class, one in marketing, if you can. It will open up new horizens for what you can do to get rich with a nursing degree.
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This school year only\n-------------\nPrivate institution\n\nYear founded:\n    1867\nReligious affiliation:\n    None\nAcademic calendar:\n    Semester\nUndergraduate student body:\n    7,164\nSetting:\n    Urban\nEndowment:\n    $397,657,000\n\nFall 2007 Admissions\n\nApplication deadline:\n    February 15\nApplication fee:\n    $45\nSelectivity:\n    Selective\n\nU.S. News Ranking\n\nU.S. News ranking: National Universities, 88\nExpenses\n\nTuition and fees:\n    $12,985\nRoom/board:\n    $6,522
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I'm a nursing student.  Does that count?
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In central IL, new RN grads start at $17.80.\n\ncheck out\n\n http://www.allnurses.com/forums/f121/questions-er-nurses-132641.html#post1432053
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It is $29 a month with an enrollment fee.  Sometimes they run a special on the enrollment fee which is $149.  Sometimes you can enroll for half. Call your local Curves and ask when the next discounted joining fee is.
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It really depends on where you go... community colleges around here are still around $17 per semester unit.  San Jose State (CA)averages out to about $100 per unit if you take 15 units.  UC Berkeley comes in around $200-$300 a unit if you take 15 units.\n\nCollege would be even more expensive if part of it weren't subsidized by the taxpayers.  Just look at the cost for non-resident tuition, and the cost at private schools.  Hiring professors costs money.  The better the professors, the higher the cost.  Some states defray this cost with taxes more than others do.
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University of Phoenix Campus & Online Nursing programs are not only accredited but so well respected by hospitals that many nursing departments even do group study at the hospital and employers readily offer tuition reimburement plans so nurses can advance their degree while working. \n\nThere's also a new NLN accredited online RN to MSN bridge program thru Regis that is great if you're an ADN and want to skip the BSN & go straight for your MSN degree. \n\nYou can learn more about either of the programs I've talked about and get free information from accredited online & campus based nursing schools at these places:\n\nFirst-- more info about online MSN programs & about UoP:\nhttp://myonlinenursingdegree.com/student-resources.html\n\nNext- getting more info from particular schools of nursing to learn more about their programs:\nhttp://myonlinenursingdegree.com/schools/online_nursing_degrees.html\n\nBest wishes!
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my son is a lpn,my girl friend is a rn and a union representive,her sister is a nurse practioner/rn.heres what i know in 5 years.my son went in army and got his lpn free in 1 year and is in the reserves.(any service has nursing lpn or rn)$8 to $11 dollars an hr lpn.my girlfriend 2 years of college and has been a rn for 24 years and a union rep for nurses 5 years.($18 to $27 rn. an hr depending where yu live)go on to union rep $70,ooo to 100,000 dep where yu live.no college.np 2 years college rn,4 more years college np.$80,000 to $150,000 dep where yu live.these are facts.nursing shortage is a big big crisis now .in 5 years it will be a major crisis.ask a nurse go to a hospital is a good source for yu.good luck
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CU-Boulder (University of Colorado @ Boulder) Undergraduate Tuition Costs (year: in-state tution rate -- out-of-state tution rate):\n\n2006-07: 4,554 -- 22,450 \n2005-06: 4,446 -- 21,900 \n2004-05: 3,480 -- 20,592 \n2003-04: 3,192 -- 19,508 \n2002-03: 2,776 -- 18,120\n2001-02: 2,614 -- 16,624\n2000-01: 2,514 -- 15,832\n1999-00: 2,444 -- 15,224\n1998-99: 2,386 -- 14,868\n1997-98: 2,356 -- 14,400\n1996-97: 2,322 -- 13,914\n1995-96: 2,270 -- 13,338\n\n1 extra year on either start or end so you can choose where to start.  That should be everything you need.
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The fees are coming! The fees are coming! Since you don't specify what place you are talking about, I am going to assume you mean a semester of boarding school in Mongolia. 2200 USD. Or 520000 ruples.
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here's a link to what ure looking for.  \nhttp://www.umich.edu/~regoff/tuition/full.html#Grad_Eng\nBasically it's gonna cost you at least $15,000 a year, not including room and board.\n\nI suggest you look into Wayne State University in Detroit, MI which is a 40 minute drive from Ann Arbor.  it's engineering program is pretty good.
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I've never heard of a school charging more for international students. They DO charge more for everyone who is not a resident of the state the school is in (called nonresident tuition), but this applies to US citizens just as it does international students.
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7 years of college and they didn't address how to charge for your services?  I would get my tuition money back. Seriously, it depends on what part of the country you live in. My son in law is an attorney in SD.  His fees are far less than they would be in DC for example.
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I don't know if all colleges has implemented this yet, but where I go, they have implemented a "Prepaid" laundry service.    We pay $25 for the duration of the semester and we can use the washers/dryers as much as we want.  We must provide the laundry detergent and the dryer fabric sheets, but that is it.   Plus, there is no option for us to reject this either.  They automatically add this charge onto our tuition so we have to use this service.   So to all university students that must prepay to use the laundry facilities, they wouldn't use an outside service when the university is already charging them to use the on-campus laundry facilities.\n\nBut it seems like a good idea.  I am sure busy college students might like the service, but for people with increase in tuition due to the prepaid laundry facilities, they wouldn't be interested, unless the university would give us an option and if the outside laundry service is no more than $30 for 4 months.
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try Penn foster.. I think it is www.pennfostercollege.com. I'm getting a degree in the medical field and I started off by paying $10.00 down with NO interst and paying like $40 a month...It is great!
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I don’t want to break bad news to you but she can’t physically go to get her RN degree without attend a “Bricks and mortar school” unless she holds a LPN or LVN degree. Here she can get into contact with Indiana State University. They have a bridge program that will allow her to get her RN. Otherwise, she is stuck. \n\nHowever, as a nursing professor in a program, I would recommend that she contact her local nursing school program. Here have her find out what relateds (the classes she needs to complete to get either her ADN or BSN such as English classes, math classes, etc.). From here she can take the list because any good faculty member would provide her with a list of these classes. She can then go onto an online program. Make sure that it is accredited by the six accreditation programs recognized by the US Department of Education. Also make sure that the nursing program will recognize these classes. While I think that online classes are a good thing, you have to contend with state boards of nursing. The boards will not recognize online programs except in a few cases. How hard would it be for her to attend a program where you are stationed? Even if it is in one of the US territories there are still programs there. I do wish you best of luck in this career avenue. There is such a shortage of nurses today and it won’t get any better soon. \n\nAlso, please have her talk with her immediate superior. Let her explain to him or her current career aspirations. There might be a way that she could explore training through the navy. I worked at VA system with a naval trained RN and he indicated that he got this through the navy. It can’t hurt. It might be uncomfortable for her to do this as I am not sure of the chain of command in navy. I was in army after I got my RN and I taught LVNs in the army. Many have gone onto get their RNs. Does the navy have such a program?