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Old May 15, 2008, 09:56 PM
GaMBA (Female)
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Anyone go there for their prereqs? I'd love any advice/info you have on professors, classes, student support, financial aid, etc.

Thanks!

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Old May 18, 2008, 08:22 AM
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I went here for my pre-wrecks last year, specifically for AP1, 2 n Micro - there is only one teacher who teaches Micro and he is the BEST..he knows his stuff inside out, very interesting and does not put you to sleep, for AP1 n 2 I did not have the best teacher and now am having a hard time in Nsg-school since AP is really your foundation.

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Old May 18, 2008, 11:29 PM
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Both of the B instructors taught all my pre-reqs at Chat Tech. Unfortunately, the one went into administration and no longer teaches. She was my instructor for every single course.

Can't say much for the students since you never know what you'll run into.

You pretty much have to study for every exam... it's definitely NOT easy to blow off the studying. They hold high standards.

Financial aid is hardly necessary. When I went I paid by check... something like $150 per course and that was only 4-5 years back. Hmmmm... come to think about it... that was a while back. Time flies...

Good luck!


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Old May 19, 2008, 07:41 AM
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Re: Chattahoochee Tech

Originally Posted by GaMBA View Post
Anyone go there for their prereqs? I'd love any advice/info you have on professors, classes, student support, financial aid, etc.

Thanks!
It costs around $250 a class, and also they will be having an Associate in Nursing program as of Jan 2009, it that interests you.
Best of luck.

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Old May 19, 2008, 09:18 AM
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Originally Posted by RwanRN2b View Post
It costs around $250 a class, and also they will be having an Associate in Nursing program as of Jan 2009, it that interests you.
Best of luck.
They're really putting in an ADN program?!?!?! That's fantastic!!! I live super-close and it would be great if I could add another school to my list of places to apply to. Do you know when they start accepting applications? Thank you so much for the info!

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Old May 21, 2008, 08:46 PM
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I turned in my application on Monday, glad to have finally made that first step :-) I talked to the Fin Aid lady and she said I should be able to get the Hope Grant. Anyone know about this? I applied for it online today. It covers tuition and gives a $100 book allowance. I know classes at Chat Tech don't cost much but to me every little bit of financial help counts! That's too bad about the A&P classes not preparing you well for nursing school. I have to admit, that worries me. Hopefully even if I do get a horrible professor, maybe reading the book alone will do a lot to help with understanding everything. That and the library..and maybe a study group :-) How is the class format? Is it a lecture 2x a week with a lab following each class? Or do you just go to lab 1x a week?

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Old May 28, 2008, 08:28 PM
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Hi! I also went to Chatt Tech for my prereq's. Dr. B is wonderful. He teaches chemistry and micro. He doesn't use the book at all. You just need to take really good notes from his lectures. No reading!! I also had a really great professor, Dr. S, for both A&P 1 and 2. Unfortunately he left last fall. The school structures its classes either 2 days a week, MW or TTH in 3.5 hour blocks, or all day Fri or Sat. So you might go on Mon and Wed from 8 am - 11:30 am, or Sat from 8 am - 4 pm. The labs are included in class, and they usually use the last hour of class for labs. Hope this helps! When I first started going to Chatt Tech, I thought it was pretty ghetto. But looking back, I had some really great teachers and a lot of nice people in my prereqs. Good luck to you!!!


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Old May 29, 2008, 08:32 PM
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Hi Jennie and thanks for responding. Are there any professors you know of that I should avoid?? :-) Best of luck in nursing school! Which one do you attend, is it here in Atlanta?

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Old May 31, 2008, 12:46 PM
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Well, I would try to stay away from Dr. K if you can. She's really nice, and means well, but her lectures are painfully boring and test questions are really hard. She presents the material in a way that is really hard to understand. She curves the tests a lot, which helped me out. I got 108% in her class, but if she hadn't curved then I would've gotten an 80%. I ended up teaching myself from the book mostly. She's the only one that I had who I probably wouldn't take again. And yes, I go to Georgia State now. I'm beginning the accelerated program in August. Thanks a lot for the luck, I'm gonna need it! Good luck to you as well, and let me know if you have any more questions about Chatt Tech or anything else!!


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