Broward College starting Jan 2013 - page 30

Hey Lina - I set an appointment for the week after orientation - this way I dont have to wait longer that necessary and will bring all the paperwork they give. Some people are using a walkin clinic but my insurance is cheaper than the clinic.

Question to everyone/anyone: which hospitals are affiliated with which campuses? I know I saw this somewhere but cant seem to find it.

Thanks

We're only a few days away from our orientation session. When I RSVPed, I confirmed that there is no required dress code. I strongly suggest bringing a notebook and a few things to write with in case you misplace one. Who's excited? ;D

Everyone is!!!

Hi;
Does anyone have any notes or HESI info that will help me study? If you do and don't mind sharing my email is perezr9@mail.broward.edu.
Thanks

I have yet to take the HESI but I do some information that help you better prepare for it. Will email you asap.

For everyone attending the pre-admissions meeting on Friday. MAKE SURE YOU ARE ON TIME!

I have yet to take it as well...I'm still preparing myself since they have changed their hesi requirement along with the option to only take it twice within a 6 month period.

New here. Can't wait till Friday!
I've (WE!) have come soooo far.
Great things await us in life and we can make a difference in other peoples lives and thats the BEST part of being a nurse IMHO.
Good luck to all and lets take FULL advantage of this wonderfull oppurtunity.

Hi

Congratulation. I just submitted my application for May 2013 and I'm very scared because my GPA is a 3.1. However, I scored high on the HESI. If you don't mind, what was you GPA and HESI scores??

Congrats. I just submitted my application. I have 8 points with a HESI score of 90%, so hopefully I'm selected.

GPA: 3.7
HESI: 87.2% overall
Congrats and Good Luck!

Also, you can improve your GPA by taking a math you didnt take yet (as I did), or taking Micrbiology, or taking Chem, or Chem II, and give it all you got!!!
You CAN do it. And keep applying

And I heard that May is for the LPN to RN program. But I heard that that is not true as well. IDK?
I applied for the August start, but got rejected and was told that August is Hyper super competative, and the GPA's accepted were 3.7 and higher. I was told that I could probably get in the January program as the GPA's are less competative. But I took a math that I didnt take before, studied all day and night, didnt have a life for 8 weeks (summer class) and pulled an A. Hence, I am now accepted. So keep applying!