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Where to go for a college program in Pediatric Registered Nursing in California?

Hi everyone, I'm a future nurse! Specifically, I aim to work with the little ones - looking to get into Pediatric Registered Nursing. Can someone help point me in the direction of colleges in California that offer this program? What is the pass rate and reputation of the program in your suggested colleges?

a year ago

Hello future nurse! Working with children can be incredibly rewarding, and California has several excellent programs for Pediatric Registered Nursing. Here are a few options for you:

1. University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) – UCLA's School of Nursing offers a highly competitive Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Program. Its graduates have a board pass rate consistently near or at 100%, making it a top choice.

2. University of San Francisco (USF) – USF offers a DNP degree in Pediatric Nursing, with a focus on providing care to children and adolescents. USF boasts a 100% pass rate consistently for this program.

3. San Diego State University (SDSU) – SDSU's School of Nursing offers a master's program with a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner speciality. Their graduates have pass rates normally around 97-99%.

4. University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) – UCSF's School of Nursing offers a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner program that's considered one of the best in the nation, with an average pass rate of 98%.

It's important to note that all these programs require a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree and active Registered Nurse (RN) license as a prerequisite. Also, these pass rates are typically from previous graduating classes, and they can fluctuate slightly from year to year.

In terms of reputation, all four of these schools have well-respected nursing programs, but UCLA and UCSF are often highly ranked in national rankings. Make sure to do your own research as well, visiting the campuses if possible and speaking with current students or alumni. Remember, the best program for you will depend on several factors, including the school's culture, class size, location, and cost. Good luck in your journey towards becoming a Pediatric RN!

a year ago

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