InstantForum.NET v4.1.4Welcome to Coupon Cafe!http://share.couponwinner.com/share@surfmyads.comTue, 06 Jan 2009 03:36:54 GMT20http://share.couponwinner.com/Topic233-15-1.aspxLook at your state's community colleges and universities. Don't bother with these diploma mills. Go directly to the institutions websites. Your in-state tuition will be much more affordable. You won't be able to do all of your nursing degree on-line. At some point, you will have to do practicles where you come into contact with real patients under the guidance of a nursing professor in [b][url=http://www.mynursingschools.com/]nursing schools[/url][/b]. You may be able to get some of the intro courses on biology and chemistry out of the way online. You might also be able to find a course where the labs are given on the weekends to make it easier for you to attend. Please post what state you live in, so that better advice can be provided.Wed, 18 Jun 2008 16:27:37 GMTshaylarenhttp://share.couponwinner.com/Topic233-15-1.aspxI am a busy right now working and raising kids, I also start a medical assistant administration course on the 21st and i want to get a move on my career in the the nursing field. I plan to have my bachelors degree in nursing by the time I am 35. I am 26 now. What would be the best route take in achieving my goals? Who says yay to earning my degree online because of my current situation, or nay altoghther because online schools are bad business?Tue, 17 Jun 2008 14:01:08 GMTexpert_engineer42