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I am in the Applied Tech Program my grad. date is Feb. 12, 2010. The program is accelerated and sometimes difficult to keep up with. There are some great teachers that will take the time to help you in any way possible. But like any program there are some problems clinicals for example. But overall it is a pretty good program. Good Luck!!!
Thanks!!! With clinicals there were always problems with last minute changes and i mean last minute. Instructors didn't always know where they were going. During med-surg clinicals we could not give meds because our instructor did not have an access code so the clinical was mostly following orders from the CNA's on the floor and giving only direct patient care. It was just very stressful and as a last trimester class we missed a lot of experience that we needed. Most of these problems were due to the termination of instructors, so they were short staffed. Hopefully, this will all be cleared up by April. As I said it is a pretty good program with a few problems.:)
Thank you so so so much for the input! I expect there will be some parts of every program that aren't perfect! I'm so ready for school to start and know the year wil fly by. I've been studying A&P and medical term with my husband who is a nurse and who also teaches at another school - so I hope I'm prepared when April rolls around. It's still just so refreshing to hear someone else who is getting ready to graduate say they liked the program - not that I doubted it - just makes me that much more excited about it starting! Thanks for all the input and again, congrats on your quickly approaching graduation!
I'm at applied tech graduating in march. honestly, i'm a lil disappointed in the program because of all the changes with the instructors and clinicals. the whole program is very unorganized. med surg lecture you may as well stay at home and read from the book. that's pretty much how that is. if i had to do over again, i probably would go to maybe st. louis college of health careers, st. charles comm. college or sandford brown.
Nurse Puff and 2BeeNursey10....
I just sent in the last of my paperwork for the entrance packet. I also met with financial aid and signed my MPN. Could you tell me about how long it took for you to get your acceptance letter once you finished the entrance packet? I'm just wanting to hear back now, and they won't give me any idea how long I'll be waiting just that they will get to them as soon as they can! Thanks gals - I'd pm you instead but I don't have enough posts yet
acook_LPN
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Hey All...
I've applied at 2 LPN programs in the St. Louis area - Applied Technology and St. Louis College of Health Careers. Just wondering if anyone else from the area is working on going to either of these programs or if there are any other programs in the area I maybe should look into? I figure it's never too early to make some friends to study with and what not! I'm hoping to hear from Applied Tech soon as the classes start April 5th :)