Also keep in mind if she has a favorite school, she needs to visit and speak with the admission staff for nursing AND undergrad admissions. Many students who feel they are not as strong as they need to be when approaching college will transfer after their freshmen or sophmore year.

I suggest she get the ciriculum of the school she really wants to go to and mirror it with the school she actually attends if she is thinking of transfering. This will keep her on the same track as the students at that institution. Many times the courses are the same and will transfer in.

If she visits any schools this summer have her keep that in mind and ask questions about possibly transfering in her future. Also contact the nursing program directly. Many schools have a seperate division of recruiters for their school of nursing.

Good Luck and have her do her very best regardless of where she goes and what she decides.

I don’t know anything about the University of Indiana… but my daughter graduated from Indiana University (IU) in Bloomington and did well. It has a wonderful theatre department but have heard little about a nursing college.

upper middle class suburb with a substantial Jewish population. Cleveland has some of the premier medical facilities in the world(Cleveland Clinic) 20 minutes from campus.

I don’t know if it meets all of your criteria.

If anything it should help you eliminate some schools and maybe you will find some that you never even thought of.

I hope this helps.