Re: Looking for Burlington County College Nursing students
I had a meeting w/ the associate dean at BCC last week. This is the gist of what she said:
#1 - forget about transfering unless you are an LPN going for your RN. The only way to get in is as a new nursing student, which means taking Nursing I all over again.
#2 - unless you are a burlington county resident, don't even bother applying. She said preference is only given to burlington county residents.
#3 - preference is then given to those students who are previous BCC students, in good standing (gpa over 2.5), and have almost all of the prereq classes completed.
#4 - their evening program starts at 4pm, so you have to be available by then.
#5 - you need to get a 90% on the clinical math test to pass the semester
#6 - their passing grade for exams and stuff is 77%
That's all I've got so far, but I'll post more if/when I hear anything. I did send in an application this week, so I should hear an answer by mid June or so.
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