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Question: Is the nursing program competitive UDC and University of Maryland?

I'm currently a college student in Ohio and I plan on transferring to Washington, D.C in the next year or so. I was looking at two different schools, University of District Columbia and University of Maryland and I really couldn't find too much information on their nursing programs. But I wanted to know if the nursing programs are competitive there and how competitive are they? Also if there are any other schools in the metro area that have good nursing programs please speak!! Thanks, a college student looking for more in life and in a nursing program.

November 08, 2010, 19:58:27


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In general, nursing is kind of competitive, but its still very manageable for those that are interested in this field. If you want to be a nurse, you would have to graduate from a school that is accredited in nursing, then pass the licensing exam. I can't find anything about UDC and accreditation in nursing at all, so I think that is probably a school that you should skip. If you want to go to school in DC, you should check out Georgetown and Howard University instead. Both of them are accredited in nursing. For University of Maryland, only the Baltimore campus is accredited in nursing. Johns Hopkins University is probably one of the best for nursing and its something you should look into as well. Other schools that you should look into: Arizona State, University of Arizona, University of Washington at Seattle, Auburn University, University of Alabama, UC Irvine, UCLA, University of San Diego, University of San Francisco, San Jose State, San Francisco State, CSU Long Beach, CSU LA, San Diego State, University of Colorado at Denver, University of Connecticut at Storrs, Universtiy of Delaware at Newark, Florida State, University of Florida, University of Miami in Florida, Emroy University, DePaul University, University of Illinois at Chicago, Purdue University, University of Iowa, University of Louisville, Louisiana State, Boston College, Northeastern University, Michigan State, University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, University of Minnesota Twin Cities campus, University of Mississippi, University of Missouri in Columbia, the one in St Louis, and the one in Kansas City, SUNY Binghampton, New York University, Columbia University, University at Buffalo - The State University of New York, Duke University, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Ohio State, University of Cincinnati, UPenn, Temple University, University of Pittsburgh (i heard this one is very good) Villanova University, Clemson University, University of South Carolina, Texas A&M (the college station, TX campus), Texas Tech, University of Texas at Austin, and Gonzaga University I would recommend that you apply to as many of these as possible. Applying to more only helps you, especially when nursing is such a popular field. You can also use this list as guidance. Even though these are graduate programs (MSN) many of them have undergrad programs as well: http://grad-schools.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/best-graduate-schools/top-nursing-schools/rankings/


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Question: What are good colleges to look into for being an exotic veterinarian?

Overall colleges, and any Florida specific ones would be nice. Im interested in working with all kinds of animals such as reptiles and rodents, not just average cats and dogs. Thanks!

January 30, 2012, 12:57:07


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You wouldn't really study exotic animals until you reach veterinary school, unless you majored in zoology and had the ability to do some research as an undergrad. So any Florida university that offers the necessary biology and chemistry prerequisities for veterinary school would be fine. Florida and Florida State are the best state universities and the ones to aim for if you can get in.

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Yahoo Answer's User: Viva La Vida

Viva La Vida

Question: What are the best public and private schools in Florida?

I am interested to know what schools in my state are publicly well received as fine institutions. I would really value your input, because it would help me make a crucial decision about transferring.

July 01, 2008, 20:27:38


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The only universities I consider good are University of Florida, University of Miami and Florida State University. In addition to these universities, I have heard really good things about The New College of Florida which is a liberal arts college. Some people might include schoolslike the University of Central Florida or the University of South Florida. You can certainly get a good education at these two schools -- but they don't really compare to the first four. Florida doesn't rank very high on my list of states with great universities. But there are a few good ones.


Yahoo Answer's User: Jacob G

Jacob G

Question: What are some of the best graduate schools for sports information?

I am currently a Public Relations student and getting ready to graduate. After I get my B.A., I want to go to graduate school, but I can't seem to find any information on schools with strong Sports Information programs. I was thinking about schools such as Ohio and Oregon. Any ideas?

June 26, 2007, 19:10:50


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Jacob. Here are the best graduate schools for sports, I have found for you on Yahoo.com University of North Florida, University of Georgia, University of New Haven, New York University, Florida State University, Teachers College Columbia University, Northern University, Arcadia University, Lesley University, PMS Professional Science Master's, University of Denver Daniels College of Business, The Catholic University of America, Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine and Texas Tech University. You can try contacting or e-mail these colleges/universities as soon as possible. Jacob I wish you the very best of everything. Stay encourage. Be strong-willed. Keep making the right choices in your life. Don't let anyone turn you away from your dreams/goals. Jacob DSW


Yahoo Answer's User: Danielle

Danielle

Question: What are some good universities in the South?

I am a junior and I'm looking into colleges in Florida, Texas, Georgia, S. Carolina and California. I wanna go somewhere with good academics but also i wanna party every now and then. Any recommendations/suggestions?

May 04, 2010, 14:58:11


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University of Florida, University of Central Florida, Florida STate, University of Miami, I got into UF but I chose UCF. I loved it there!

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