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I want to apply to an accelerated nurse practitioner program in the San Diego area.? |
Does anyone have any recommendations or suggestions? I already have a B.A. in a non-nursing major. University of San Diego has such a program and I know a few folks who have gone through it. VERY intense. go to www.sandiego.edu Might as well forget it.You HAVE to be an RN first |
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