Spalding University

I returned for graduate school after ten years and my biggest concern was adjusting to student life again while also working full time. The level of support that I've received has been astounding. The professors are always available for questions and advice and are also understanding that most of the students are working professionals and are facing high demands with school, work and family. The nursing knowledge that I am attaining at Spalding is not only enhancing my practice skill but is also... Read More teaching me to be more empathetic to my patients and embracing a new way to manage their care. I highly recommend Spalding for their graduate nursing program.

I am very glad that I chose Spalding for my graduate program. The faculty here are extremely attentive and available. They all seem to have a high interest in the success of all their students. I was nervous about going back to school since it had been ten years since I completed my undergrad education. With their guidance, I quickly resumed the student role and already can tell that my confidence and knowledge is advancing. I would definitely recommend this program, especially for practicing nurses... Read More who are returning after several years.

The best thing about being in the Accelerated Nursing Program is that I will be able to graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing in 12 months. I will be able to apply for a job and become a registered nursing within a year of starting the program. The only concept that may be of some difficulty is the fast pace and the workload. Because it is considered a fast track program, the amount of work is to the maximum. It is a lot of work to be in this type of nursing program, but the benefits definitely... Read More weigh out the disadvantages.