WCCC does NOT have an accredited nursing program

Hey guys,
You have to score better than the North American Average, which right now is 57. I strongly suggest you do NCLEX questions before you take it, There was a ton of OB, Psych and weird cardiac drugs on there.

BTW, I was on Webgate today and I found a WHOLE section of NURSING classes not being offered by the Nursing dept. They're available through Workforce development. A few of the courses are:
NCLEX exam prep
EKG interpretation
Nursing careplans and documentation
Nursing student study skills
RN First Assist- Theory and clinical

So look into it

Steph

I disagree, if you decide you're going to work in critical care EKG interpretation is mandatory and if you haven't taken MS2 yet, it's invaluable and gives you a leg up on that first test, which is a monster. Like I said these classes are outside of the Nursing program so if you don't do well, it's not held against you and plus they are really cheap. I like being proactive. Why wait for ACLS?

You don't get it. I'm not trying to debate whether or not they are worthwhile or not, I'm talking about surviving school, what's the use of trying to look good for an employer, if you don't get through school? I see you've been an RN for 2 years. Good for you. Those of us who are posting in this thread are still students trying to survive school. I lost a lot of classmates in MS2 that would have really benefitted from this type of info. I'm not trying to push extra courses off on anyone, but the point is, that the availability of these Nursing classes are not even made known to us currently enrolled at WCCCD. So I advise people to check out what's available that's all.

I do get it, thanks. I understand you are trying to get through school. No need for the attitude. Take the class if you think it will help. How much of EKG do they go over in your med/surg because at HFCC we didn't have much?

Again, do you get it?, you say you do, but it doesn't seem to be clicking. I'm not saying people should or shouldn't. I just want to let them know what's available. EKG interpretation was covered extensively in our first test. Like I said before, my comments were for the students currently enrolled at WCCCD. And as for the attitude, well, take it how you want. I'm done discussing this. I've got to study.

PEACE