Silly question??

[ifoundmyglory]

I am wanting to do nursing via correspondence and then do the prac part a bit later when Jett is a bit older but i have only heard of one uni doing it via correspondence and that is Charles Darwin.
I am curious, is there any other uni's who do nursing via correspondence?
&& Can you study uni via another state??

[Laksa]

you can certainly do a degree externally from another state, its just a matter of finding the uni with the right course for you.
i work at Curtin Uni in perth and have just checked the website but unfortunately they don't offer it as an external course

[clarebear1983]

I am wanting to do nursing via correspondence and then do the prac part a bit later when Jett is a bit older but i have only heard of one uni doing it via correspondence and that is Charles Darwin.
I am curious, is there any other uni's who do nursing via correspondence?
&& Can you study uni via another state??

Ok I am doing nursing via CDU.....the other external universities are James Cook (they call it flexible delivery), and UniSA (they also do it via Open Universities australia)

You can definately be an interstate student but With all of them there are going to be compulsory on campus attendances and i think with the other two they occur almost every semester.

With CDU u only have to go to darwin three times for CTB (clinical teaching block which is one week). If you live where the satlitte centres are you can go there instead for the last 2 clinical teaching blocks. Prac is then done in your home state.

If you want anymore info about CDU pm me