Anyone apply for UCF nursing 2011 at Daytona Beach?

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Hi, everyone! I am a wife with 2 kids, 15 and 9. My husband is out of country now and for four more weeks. I am taking Spanish 1 and nutrition at DSC now to be able to apply to UCF at Daytona next year. I have a 4.0 GPA and 75 teas score. I don't think I have time to study to take another teas test with my summer classes. I am Chinese learning Spanish. It is not easy! I am just gonna hope that not everyone apply has a 4.0 GPA. I like to read your story if you like to share.:)

Demi,

What orientation is it? I could not find the group.

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I wonder why you guys cant find it. Its a closed group but you should still be able to see it. If I could friend you on fb I could send you an invite.

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My facebook name is Demi Lin, Thanks. And Jenn the orientation is for new UCF student.

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Demi I am already a UCF student. Are you going to the meet and greet?

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Yes. I will be there.

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My facebook name is Jennifer Johns.

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I tried finding you Jenn but there are a few Jennifer Johns... sorry

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I found the link you posted and asked to join the group! Thanks!

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I believe that you all are the juniors coming in in the Spring. If any of you need help, don't hesitate to ask us (the seniors) questions. I kind of wish that the seniors for us would have been a bit more helpful. = / ...

Congrats on your acceptance! :yeah:

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Hi. I was at the Meet and Greet last Thursday. Were you there? You all seem so nice and want to help. So you only have two more semester left, what is your plan after you graduate at August?

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I was at the meet & greet. It was nice meting all f you as well :-) ...yes we hve 2 semesters left, we just go through the "hardest" semester of the program. The fst semester is overwhelming due to the amount of reading but just kep up with the reading. At times I sat home crying because I didn't know what to doll!..lol. After graduating, my husband and I plan on moving, possibly to CA. I really enjoyed our rotation in the OR so I'm thinking that I might want to work in a surgery center. We wll see :-) ...anyways, enjoy you break and be prepared for what's coming! My biggest piece of advice for everyone is don't procrastinate and arrange family time if you have kids because it will feel like you never see them. I just keep my eye on the prize -->graduation! It will all be worth it. :-)

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