confused about how to start my classes at excelsior
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by mstucker Feb 16I have paid the enrollment fee & i did the required orientation today now im trying to figure out how to start my classes & i keep on going to this one area & u have to register for a 8 week or 15 week class. what am i doing wrong bc this suppose to be a work at ur own pace thing. can someone please lead me in the right direction on how to get this started?
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Feb 16 by Medic625Log in on excelsior.edu. Click on register button at top of page (3rd from left at top). Scroll down to "exam registration" and sign up for your test. Same process to sign up for practice exams. Good luck. - Asst. Admin
Feb 16 by JustBeachyNurseI think the problem is that you are looking to schedule classes. There aren't classes for the LPN-ASN/RN degree (hence why no financial aid is available). Some of the pre-req courses give you the option of course or exam. You register for the exam, download the content guide to prepare for the exam. You'll receive an ATT from Excelsior to schedule your exam at Pearson Vue. You do your own studying and preparation to get ready to take the exam. There are also practice exams that you can register for (for a fee) that will give you a good idea of what material and the format of the challenge exams.
The only class you will have to register for is the two part FCCA but you won't be eligible until you complete all of the theory exams. - Feb 16 by mstuckerthanks so much, do I nee to purchae books or is there enough info in the content guide to get me through it. as you can tell i have a lot to learn when it comes to doing online classes lol
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Feb 16 by LunahRNThe exam content guide provides your "syllabus," with suggested readings from various texts, as well a few example exam questions. It doesn't contain study materials. Finding those materials is up to you.
A lot of folks use things like notes from studygroup101.com to supplement their textbook reading. The Excelsior practice tests ($75 for each corresponding exam) are also excellent study tools. You might find more helpful information here: http://allnurses.com/excelsior-colle...ce-808335.html
Best of luck!!!
