FCCJ/FSCJ Day vs Night/Weekend ?

I'm not in the program yet, but if you go to the nursing page on the site and click on the names of the classes, it tells you how many hours - both classroom and clinical for each class. http://floridastatecollegecatalog.fs...m.php?&poid=75

And the packet they give you tells you which classes are together. I don't have it handy, else I'd tell you. I think maybe some earlier threads have the times/days.

Nights/weekends:
1. Keep all 7 nights and all day Sat/Sun available. It has only happened a few times, but some random nights we were required to take a test, etc. The nights we had class might vary each semester depending on who teaches.
2. Tests have always been on Monday nights but this could change.
3. Term 1: class 6-9 Tues, Wed and every other Thurs. Last 5 weeks, some Friday trips to the hospital for 1-2 hours. 4 volunteer hours required for the semester. First 8 weeks, class 8-1 on Saturday. Last 5 weeks, hospital 7-3 (?) Saturdays. Finals Tuesday-Thursday night
4. Term 2: 8 weeks of one class meeting Tues 6-10 and 7 weekends of Sat and Sun 7-3 clinicals (Adult Health) and 8 weeks of Tues class 6-10 and one weekend only 7-7 Sat and Sun clinicals (psych). do adult health first. Volunteer hours and some addtl out of class trips too.
Term 3: 8 weeks of one class one day a week 6-10, and 4 days 7-7 Saturdays and/or Sunday. Then, 8 weeks one class a week 6-10 and 6 days of clinicals with 12 hours a day either Saturday or Sunday. volunteer hours too.
5.Remember, this could vary each semester so keep all hours of nights/weekends open.

One good (or bad) bonus about nights/weekends--it's the same 24 students for the entire 4 semesters.

Mostly it is the same 24, but you may lose some and they will be replaced with others (like a student who may have failed 1 class in a prior term and had to be recycled through that term or maybe had a health issue and had to take time off).

We have a couple of new students with our class this term.