ASN Cox College

[committed]

I got accepted in the ASN program this fall 2013. Did my drug test and paid the acceptance fee and background check. Just wondering what's next? Anyone here from Cox?

[Camwill, ASN, BSN, MSN, DNP, LPN, APRN, NP]

You can do it any of those ways...it is what suites you best! I got all my prerequisite at Cox but you don't have too. Some of my classmates did OTC prerequisite to save money. I did the ASN program (may 2014) and took a couple of extra classes at the same time, so I could finish my BSN quickly. I graduate at Cox with my BSN in May 2015 the same time my friends that started their BSN program at cox. So I will have a year experience and my BSN in May. Was it hard? Yes! But was it worth it...yes! If you need any help please ask away!

[AnnaRobinson]

I'm just worried that the ASN program there is going to be hard to get into and that I'll not be able to get in.

[Camwill, ASN, BSN, MSN, DNP, LPN, APRN, NP]

Don't count yourself out! Apply!

[AnnaRobinson]

How competitive is it getting into the ASN program?

[Camwill, ASN, BSN, MSN, DNP, LPN, APRN, NP]

I believe if you are around the 3.6 mark you will get in.

[hyungzah]

Only advice, I was given this, and concur by paying it forward. "keep your head down and don't let them get to know you." This from a graduate that didn't participate in ceremony or apply to work for Cox. Chain of command will typically support the decision of the person below them. Go elsewhere if you can.

[Camwill, ASN, BSN, MSN, DNP, LPN, APRN, NP]

Wow, couldn't disagree more...I have two degrees at Cox (asn and bsn) and working on my MSN at Cox College. I had a better time at Cox when I was involved. I was apart of committees, SGA, and was a Ambassador. I really enjoyed volunteering at most of the open houses. I think everyone is different and some people like being involved and some don't...neither is required...you can do what you like!