<p>I will be transferring to either of these school in Fall 2011.I know that it's a while away but I wanted some input on these schools.I will be applying for the college of nursing.
1)Which nursing program is better.(Which hospitals r clinicals at?)
2)Whose dorms are better?
3)What is the overall feel of these campuses?
<em>FSU=florida state
*uf=university of florida
I "</em>" those because some might think fsu is fayettesville university.</p>
<p>Florida has an excellent nursing program. Because of the medical school and Shands hospital I think it would be far superior to FSU. Both campuses are nice. Couldn’t tell you the current info on dorms. Good luck!</p>
<p>I applied for UF, I just love it!</p>
<p>FSU is too far from Miami!</p>
<p>1) The nursing programs are comparable, UF might be slightly better.
2) FSU’s new dorms are much nicer than UF’s
3) FSU’s campus is way better</p>
<p>UF is generally regarded as the better school out of the two but I like both. I recently went to FSU and was really impressed, its certainly a good school too.</p>
<p>^Only by UF fans. ;)</p>
<p>For more on the FSU College of Nursing, see: [The</a> Florida State University | College of Nursing](<a href=“http://nursing.fsu.edu/]The”>http://nursing.fsu.edu/) </p>
<p>My wife is an alumna of the school. It is very demanding. When she attended in the late 1970s her clinical training was based in hospitals (Tallahassee Memorial, a Catholic hospital in Jacksonville and state medical facilities such as the Florida State Hospital in Chattahoochee).</p>
<p>Both FSU and UF are ranked tier 1 schools. So, it really depends what atmosphere you like better and what team sign you like to do at football games. UF has a wickedly strong math/science program, but FSU has some nice humanities and a decent science program to boot.
I applied to both, but will probably choose FSU over UF simply because I like the smaller atmosphere better.</p>