what are some schools in Atlanta,Ga that offer a program to become a Licensed Practical Nurse?
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contact GA Dep Of Health, state nursing board, state licensure, or even national nursing league via phone or email - you should be able to find phone number or email address on the internet.  They should be able to tell you. Also it depends on which state you practice, Nursing Board may have student loan assistance so that as long as you stay in the same state, they forgive some amount of your student loan in return. good luck!  we need more good nurses.
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You should check out www.ttuhsc.edu. I think you can get your BSN in 2 semesters and I think most all of it is on- line, I'm not sure. Good luck.
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The best place to look for nursing schools is at all nursing schools. Here is a link for california nursing schools. Use yahoo maps to see which ones are closest to you.\n\nall nursing schools:\nhttp://www.allnursingschools.com\n\nyahoo maps\nhttp://maps.yahoo.com/maps
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go to the website of the state board of nursing there should be a webpage with alist of all state approved iv certified classes with address and phone number
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Somerset Community College offers Accreditation from the NLNAC Accredited Nursing where you can get certified or get an Associate's in Nursing.\n\nPhone: (606) 679-8501\nSomerset Community College\n808 Monticello Street\nSomerset, KY 42501\n\nhttp://www.allnursingschools.com/find/show.php?id=457
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Go to the NY state board of nursing website.  They will be able to guide you.  \nThere is a shortage of nurses all over the U.S.  \nGood Luck\nhttp://www.op.nysed.gov/nurse.htm
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Not going to be able to answer that.  But I did look at North Dakota State.  They have an excellent nursing program and I would have loved to have been able to go there.  I can only tell you to research as many schools as  you can.  And try to visit as many as you can.  You have to remember most schools have a very strict curriculum based on the states requirements.  And all schools in that state are either right on the line or above.  Most try to be above the bar because they want their students to be prepared to pass the state exam.  Check out the schools in your area first.  Chances are you will find one that has the same requirements as the more expensive schools.
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Unless you are already a nurse, either an LPN or associate degreed RN - I believe you are out of luck as far as finding a reputable school who will allow you to complete your degree online.\n\nThere are online degrees for LPN's seeking an Associate Degree or a BSN/RN degree.  Also there are RN (Associate Degree) to BSN programs available online.  If you have no nursing degree whatsoever, I know of no program such as you describe.\n\nNOTE: PLEASE read carefully the details on these online programs.  The one listed below is for a Bachelor of Science in Business...it is not an actual Bachelor's degree in Nursing.
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Try the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Any of the UNC schools may have this facility..UNCG, UNCC, UNC Fayettesville  IYou can also try the school at Elizabeth Town.
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The Univ. of Louisville's nursing program is accredited by the the American Association of Colleges of Nursing.  You can search for accredited programs at this site:\nhttp://www.aacn.nche.edu/CCNE/reports/accprog.asp\n\n....where the text below appeared.\n\nUniversity of Louisville\nLouisville, KY \nAccredited nursing degree programs: baccalaureate and master's\n\nDate of last review for both programs: April 11, 2001\n\nBoth programs accredited through: December 31, 2011\n\nInitial accreditation action for both programs: September 29, 2001\n\nMost recent accreditation action for both programs: September 29, 2001\n\nNext review for both programs: Spring 2011
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www.amaes.edu.ph/sasn/ \nwww.staugustineschool.org/nurse
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Harvard has a great program too, that specializes in Nutrition. I have been researching Public Health schools for a while and each one seems to have it's own specializations. I also gave the link to an Association that accredits public health schools..good luck in your search.
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The best I can think of is doing a blended MSN/MBA or MSN/MPH. This combination of degrees should give you the education needed to put you in hospital administration or work in healthcare policy. The MSN could also give you enough education to teach nursing to students that are aspiring BSN's, LPN's or ADN's. The Doctor of Nursing Practice could also prepare you for a career in research or education, and at most institutions that is only one extra year of schooling. The DNP is a new degree, but with healthcare you never know what the future holds. Or you could take the next 4+ years and become a PhD. \n\nHow does Dr. Lilbittygirl sound? I think it has a ring to it! Reach for the sky...
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Please try: http://www.nursingmasters.com They have lots of good information on various nursing degrees both Bachelors and Masters
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Well, you could start with a list of possible schools.  Here's a list of schools near Atlanta:\n\nhttp://local.yahoo.com/results;_ylt=AkOG2SafD6OWU6YE.9yhpeOHNcIF;_ylu=X3oDMTBtbGZ2dXFpBF9zAzk2NjEzNzY3BHNlYwNzZWFyY2g-?stx=radiography+school&csz=Atlanta%2C+GA&fr=FP-tab-web-t400\n\nGood luck!
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There are many wonderful schools in GA. I have attended, or have family that have attended, a few. I got my A.S. from Gordon College in Barnesville, GA. It is one of the top two-year schools in the state. I got my B.S. in Chemistry from the University of West Georgia in Carrollton, GA. It is a small (a little over 10K students) four-year school with an excellent reputation. The campus is nice, and tuition is pretty reasonable. I have family members who have attended Young Harris (2 year school) and Piedmont (both private, so expensive, but good schools). I have family members who have attended North Georgia College in Dahlonega (military), Clayton State in Clayton County (Jonesboro??). Both of those schools have good reputations, and my family members were satisfied with the quality of their education. Of course, there are the BIG schools, UGA in Athens and GA Tech in Atlanta. Georgia Southern also has a good reputation. Two small schools that also have excellent reputations are Shorter College and Berry College. Berry is in Rome, and I think Shorter is also located near Rome (I'm not sure.) Hope this helps some. Good luck. Georgia is a fine place to live and to attend school. :-)