FSU's Nursing program?

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<p>Hi everyone! I am currently a high school senior from Minnesota and I will be going into nursing. I have been accepted into FSU, Saint Louis University, and a couple other schools but FSU and SLU are my top choices. I received Freshman Direct Admission into Nursing for both. I am wondering, how good is FSU's nursing program? Tallahassee seems like it's pretty much a college town and I'm not sure how many nearby opportunities there are for clinical experience. I know SLU has one of the best nursing programs in the nation and would by far be the better choice for my career. However I've always wanted a traditional college experience with a big college. If you have any knowledge of FSU's Nursing program or what it's like please let me know. Thanks!!</p>

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<p>While Tallahassee may be considered a college town by some (debatable since it’s also the state capitol and there’s a lot of government here), Tallahassee is a large city and growing. There are nearly 200,000 people and 2 major hospitals and a lot of other healthcare facilities.</p>

<p>St Louis is bigger, but you’re also going to have more competition for jobs due to the other universities in the area.</p>

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<p>Tallahassee is very much a college town. The combined FSU/TCC/FAMU population dominates much of the city- during the summer and during breaks for the colleges, Tallahassee becomes almost a ghost town. </p>

<p>You may want to read this thread for some more info on FSU’s Nursing program: <a href=“Does FSU have a good nursing program? - Florida State University - College Confidential Forums”>http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/florida-state-university/1013319-does-fsu-have-a-good-nursing-program.html&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;

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<p>Lol tally is a college town there is no arguing that</p>