Bellevue College Hopefuls 2016!

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Hello!

Just wanted to start a thread for those who are applying for Bellevue College's ADN program for 2016-2017! I'm turning in my application in the next week and wanted to hear from those are as well or already have!!

Hey guys, I have my last quarter of the program (senior practicum!) in the Fall so I have all the books available to sell if you prefer rather than buying the brand new bundle they offered at your orientation! I can send pics etc; to make sure they are the same! But honestly a later edition will most likely be the same, maybe a few grammatical sentences changed, so probably not a big deal! Email me if interested or have any questions, and good luck in the program, you all will do great!!!

Kelsey

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Hey guys I just got accepted to the nursing program in Bellevue College for Winter '17. I'm so exited. I applied for fall '16 but I got wait listed then I applied again and got in this time. 😌

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You're right 'Moxielu'. Fall is pretty hard to get in. I had a TEAS score of 83 and I didn't make the cut. However I applied again with the same scores for winter and now I'm in.

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Congrats Cynthia!!!! :)

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Hi!

I just came across this thread. I applied for the Winter cohort and was accepted! I can't wait to start! Anyone else starting this winter?

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Hi, kkerstetter!

I'm curious what the schedule will be like the first year. Can you shed any light on what we can expect?

Thanks!

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Yes @MMA310. I'm in the winter cohort too 😎

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Hi!! Excited to meet you this winter. Here is a thread for the winter cohort: https://allnurses.com/online-nursing-schools/bellevue-college-nursing-1058719.html

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Hi, I am considering applying for Fall 2017, but I can't figure out if I have to get my CNA certificate before applying or before starting the program?

Thanks for your help

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They are starting a new admission system for next year. So, basically, it will increase your chances of being accepted if you get your CNA before applying. You'll get even more "points" if you actually work as a CNA too. Although, technically, you only need to get it by the first day of nursing school.

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when applying to the program and uploading transcripts, did you guys load every single class taken or only ones applicable?

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