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I didn't see a thread on AVC nursing so I just made one for everyone. IS anyone applying to AVC nursing or in the program already? The person working at the department told me it would be like 3 semester waits. I'm expecting to get in around fall 2011 or spring 2012 since I turn in my application around October 2010. Anyone in the program already, would you please share your experience. Anyone who is about to get in the program, can you please tell me how long you've waited since the time you turn in the application?
Thanks everyone!!!
Yes, thank you! I will do that! Looking more into the program I found out that i'm able to take certain courses from the curriculum of registered nursing prior to enrollment in the first semester of the program. If I take these courses i'm able to take from the curriculum while i'm on the wait list (such as int. algebra, gen. psych..), will I be finished with the program sooner? What I mean by this is:
1st semester curriculum consists of :
NS 110, prof nursing I
NS 111, fund of nursing science
*MATH 102, int, algebra
Assuming i've already completed the MATH 102 course prior to enrollment, would that spot be filled with a class from 2nd semester? And so on? Thus, completing the program sooner?
This question may sound silly, but I'm completely clueless on all this college business.
Thank you!!
Yes thank you! I will do that! Looking more into the program I found out that i'm able to take certain courses from the curriculum of registered nursing prior to enrollment in the first semester of the program. If I take these courses i'm able to take from the curriculum while i'm on the wait list (such as int. algebra, gen. psych..), will I be finished with the program sooner? What I mean by this is: 1st semester curriculum consists of : NS 110, prof nursing I NS 111, fund of nursing science *MATH 102, int, algebra Assuming i've already completed the MATH 102 course prior to enrollment, would that spot be filled with a class from 2nd semester? And so on? Thus, completing the program sooner? This question may sound silly, but I'm completely clueless on all this college business.Thank you!![/quote']
Finishing your requisites to fulfill your AS degree for Nursing sooner won't make any difference as to how fast you can finish the RN program. You have to follow the curriculum, so once in the program you will be there for 4 semesters assuming you don't fail any of the nursing classes. Finishing those requisites prior to starting the nursing program, however, will make a big difference for you if you want to excel in the program. It is not an easy program and the less extra classes and activities you have the better for you. You don't want to fail any classes in particular your first semester fundamentals class. If you do, you have to reapply to the program and go back on the wait list. I graduated from the program May 2013, in case you are wondering how I got the information.
Jcal84
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She is very helpful :) What did you email her? Are you in?