Underrated gems in VA for B student

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Radford has a decent nursing program

For Nursing, what matters is having both the BSN degree and the RN, not which school. Radford is a good option for Nursing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hard pass on Liberty. They hid rapes on campus. Plus your resume will be thrown in the trash, as it should be.

Not true. Some of my kid's teachers in MS and HS had degrees from Liberty.

Take your bigotry elsewhere.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not underrated, but JMU is the obvious choice for this type of student.

A B student isn’t getting into JMU anymore.

Knew this was coming. Patently untrue.

[Anonymous]

Hardly a hidden gem but GMU also has a good nursing program. And lots of nearby clinical options.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not underrated, but JMU is the obvious choice for this type of student.

A B student isn’t getting into JMU anymore.

Knew this was coming. Patently untrue.

Exactly. Every kid we know there was a B student.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hard pass on Liberty. They hid rapes on campus. Plus your resume will be thrown in the trash, as it should be.

Not true. Some of my kid's teachers in MS and HS had degrees from Liberty.

Take your bigotry elsewhere.

+1

And I'll add that I know a graduating nursing student who is contemplating several job offers.

[Anonymous]

Re: Virginia Publics. There's a finite number of Virginia publics. No magical new one you're going to discover. Your student can apply to them all. See where they are accepted and then stress over choosing once they actually have a choice.

[Anonymous]

Most rational people do not respect Liberty

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Most rational people do not respect Liberty

Proof? I thought I told you to take your bigotry elsewhere.

[Anonymous]

OP here. Yes, hard pass on Liberty.

Will look into Roanoke, CNU.

[Anonymous]

Marymount University has a strong nursing program.

[Anonymous]

I think the key for this student is finding a school that has all these degrees/programs.

I'm not sure about some of the smaller LACs, but I did just look to make sure Shenandoah has the 4 year BSN program.

They also do have a good exercise science/kinesiology program

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think the key for this student is finding a school that has all these degrees/programs.

I'm not sure about some of the smaller LACs, but I did just look to make sure Shenandoah has the 4 year BSN program.

They also do have a good exercise science/kinesiology program

Nursing is a horrible career choice. Do not do that!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hard pass on Liberty. They hid rapes on campus. Plus your resume will be thrown in the trash, as it should be.

Not true. Some of my kid's teachers in MS and HS had degrees from Liberty.

Take your bigotry elsewhere.

One of my son's favorite (and one of the best) MoCo elementary school teachers he had went to Liberty.

Liberty might have serious problems, but she was good.

[Anonymous]

UVA, W&M