How much will registered nurse classes cost?

how much is the registered nurse program at georgia medical institute or atlanta technical institute?what's the lowest to highest charged for nursing programs?

Georgia Medical Institute does not have any nursing programs at all. Atlanta Technical Institute only has an LPN program- not an RN program. You can check out their catalog here, which also lists the fees
http://www.atlantatech.org/Catalog05-%20...

Don't go there; why should you pay for it when the government will? That's how I got my RN! I joined the Army and specified I wanted the 91C school - pay attention to the designation so you don't inadvertently choose another - it is 91c - that's their clinical specialist course. It's 40 weeks long and you're the equivalent of an LPN when you graduate. You'll also have the unique advantage of hands-on experience taking care of real patients during training.

There's also WRAIN, which is likely to be moved to another institution soon - that's Walter Reed Amry Institute of Nursing. Once it's determined you qualify for that, you enlist for that school. You study at University of Maryland and at Walter Reed hospital, earning a B.S. in nursing. You are commissioned a second leutenant upon graduation, and spend the next four years serving as an Army nurse. You can remain, of course, and make the Army Nurse Corps a career, or you can get out after your initial obligation is up and go on to a civilian career. Cheapest way to get your nursing degree there is!

Third way: After I completed my Army service, I went to civilian nursing school on the GI bill - it paid 2/3 of my costs so I had to take out a lot fewer loans to pay for the rest. I decided soon after completing that 91C school that I would not be satified with merely being an LPN, so by the time I got my Honorable Discharge, I'd already selected the civilian school I attended. I'm proud of my ten years' active duty, and it did open doors for me that'd never have opened otherwise.

19 20 dollars an hour