Nurse Programs

I want some kind of a nurse and was wondering if anyone new of some good colleges with nursing programs im not too sure, but I think Drexel University in Philadelphia is doing, I believe that nursing is one of the larger programs at Drexel, the 40,000 school tho if UR 5-year program with three cages where are you located? URI has an excellent nursing program. It is nationally known. And here is a list I found a lot of others: http://www.edinformatics.com/nursing/top_nursing_schools.htm I suggest a large university. It can prepare you for a wide range, and will not be large amounts of debt. Your local public universities, technical colleges are your best bet - they are the cheapest option, and it's not like getting a nursing degree from the school will get a higher salary or a new job. Community colleges usually have a good 2yr ASN (Associate of Science in Nursing) programs that allow you to become a nurse. By doing this (depending on where you get a job) in some places is paid by (if not all) school fees, so you can then begin BSN (which will allow more growth in his career) You must make between $ 55,000 and $ 75,000 and possibly more (up to about $ 90,000), depending on where you live as a nurse with a BSN or DNA (both on the same salary. only $ 1 or $ 2 difference.) So you must work for 5 to 6 years or more and get at least 4 years in an ICU environment, then you can return to school to get his MSN and become a CRNA (Certified Registered Nurse anesthesia). CRNAs earn more than $ 120 000 per year. On average, earn about $ 150,000 per year. The only disadvantage of being a CRNA is that the malpractice insurance that (after 5 years) at a level of about $ 12.000 - $ 14 000 for general year.but is totally worth it. Good luck with your nursing career .