Saint Vincent Catholic Medical Centers School of Nursing - Queens

yes the program is still four semsters for me(2yrs) without the breaks its more like 14 months lol.. yes i came in with nothing, first semester i took five classes 18creds it is doable but harder. basically it will be your whole life, inclass 4-5 days. the first semester you will have fundamentals and you will go to clinicals at either mary immaculate in queens or st johns once a week. ontop of that,dsage calc class 1hr and your theraputic interactions class 3hours. you will have to take A&P I and psch I . next semester you will take med/surg I wich has two clinical days per week plus your human growth and A&P II.
LUCKLY, I work three 12 hour shifts at mount sinai friday,saturday and sunday overnight so the only days that are stresful are monday morningsand friday evenings( no sleep )
it will be the hardest thing you have ever done, BUT IT IS DO-ABLE!
keep the questions coming i dont mind....

are you taking day or night sessions?

Have u took med/surg yet? what is that course all about...i just hear its hard...why? whens ur expected graduation?

so those that mean u had a class a day, and a clinical....
Ex: Mon = Fundamentals
Tues= Dosage calc
Wed= AP1 / clinical....and so on
so a school day is from like 9-5?

O no! lol (re: uniforms)... Do we wear them every day? do we get to wear scrubs for clinicals?

When should we expect to hear from financial aid?

so how was AP 1 and 2 for you...im just feeling a lil ify about those 2....but i do hope its taught on our campus. do u have to wear the uniform everyday?

i took A&P I if the same doctor teaches it to teach you, you will do fine(no really it was a breeze, 100 times less than C.U.N.Y A&P) uniform only at clinical.. and financial aid happens when you start...lol there were a few of us who didnt get our loans until a week before semester end< but the school really didnt mind much...