Do nursing programs generally treat male applicants the same as female applicants? Do you think there any favoritism towards men or discrimination against them? These questions are a matter of opinion, but if there have been any studies on this issue and you have links, I’d appreciate it. Thanks!
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Equal. 50 years ago, nursing programs were almost all female, but now there are many men as well as women nurses.
Equal. Admissions are based on specific measurable criteria, like GPA, pre-admissions test scores like SATs or ACTs or an NLN entrance exam, some schools award “points” to a ranking system and give more points to students who have completed more of their pre-reqs and other gen. ed. courses at that home school while transfer students might earn less points.
Gender has nothing to do with it. That’s illegal.
i think they are preferred and there are so many scholorships offered for it.