Doesn't MUW have a nursing program? There was talk of absorbing MUW into MSU at one time, and I think it was shot down. I don't know why they can't have a "partnership" to allow MSU students to get a nursing degree and split time between Starkville and Columbus. Seems like it would be a positive for that portion of the state.Been that way for several years now if I'm not mistaken. I don't think you'll get more bang for your buck at any other university in the Southeast than what MSU has to offer it's students. I wish we would offer some sort of nursing program in addition to the other majors we have. I think it would be a real money maker for us, and would appeal to a lot of MSU families who would rather not attend USM for a 4 year nursing degree.
Been that way for several years now if I'm not mistaken. I don't think you'll get more bang for your buck at any other university in the Southeast than what MSU has to offer it's students. I wish we would offer some sort of nursing program in addition to the other majors we have. I think it would be a real money maker for us, and would appeal to a lot of MSU families who would rather not attend USM for a 4 year nursing degree.
Why dont we try to purchase the Mississippi University for Women and just have a Mississippi State University at Columbus like the Meridan campus. We could have an emphasis on Nursing and give students the same benefits as being a Starkville Student.
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