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from scrubbie1
Old Dec 02, 2005, 08:10 PM

Default Re: Did anyone who Graduated from Excelsior College had problems when trying.
Colorado ASN Graduates sitting for boards: Anyone registered before January 1, 2006 will be grandfathered in with no changes to them as long as they keep their registration with Excelsior active by paying the applicable maintenance fee each year. Those who complete an Associate Degree and are not LPNs will need 750 additional clinical hours. Those who complete an Associate Degree and are LPNs will need 350 additional clinical hours. The state of CO is currently working on a plan to make those additional clinical hours available. (9/2005)

Kansas Residents:
Check with the Kansas State Board of Nursing about additional clinical hours needed.

Effective September 1, 2004:
Excelsior College will no longer accept CMAs or Surgical Techs into the nursing program. If a student is planning to gain admission to the nursing program using CMA or Surgical Tech credentials, they must submit an undergraduate application (with verifying documentation) by September 1, 2004. If the prospective student is accepted for admission the student must enroll with the College by November 1, 2004.

VERY IMPORTANT
If you are earning your BSN Degree through Excelsior College and DO NOT PLAN TO GRADUATE before December 31, 2004, you should NOT take Health Support A or Professional Nursing: Issues and Concepts. These exams are being replaced. Please begin with another BSN exam. California Residents:
The California Board of Nursing will not accept ADN degrees from Excelsior College School of Nursing students who enrolled on or after December 6, 2003.

Effective Immediately:
Non-RNs are no longer accepted into the Excelsior BSN program. To be accepted in the program, a student must complete the Excelsior associate degree program first, then pass the NCLEX to receive RN certification.

Effective September 3, 2003, the Basic and Intermediate EMT certification will not meet Excelsior College's admission requirements. After that date, you must hold a Paramedic level certification in order to be admitted.

Alabama State Board evaluates Excelsior College graduates on an individual basis.

Georgia State Board only accept Excelsior College graduates through reciprocity.

Louisiana, Washington, Florida, and Rhode Island State Boards accept all LPN's. All others should contact your state board for current regulations.

Illinois State Board does not recognize Excelsior College ASN degrees, but does recognize Excelsior College BSN degrees.

Canada Nurses: Only LPN's qualify for the Excelsior College program if they reside in Canada.
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No. 61
from switzer66
Old Dec 06, 2005, 11:38 AM

Default Re: Did anyone who Graduated from Excelsior College had problems when trying.
Hey, to all who care, I have spoke to Indiana State University concerning the college network. the program runs the same as the university. There are pre-reqs that can be obtained anywhere and transferred. clinicals are done at hospitals in terre haute. support is available with the nursing profs at ISU. They also have a fast track that moves a little faster than the traditional semesters. this is very legit! it is well worth the time to inquire more from ISU. you can call the nursing school and they can get the info to you.
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