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Last Thursday I was at the college for the purpose of collecting my Chemistry grade with some classmates. Apparently, there was a graduation ceremony for RN's going on that night as well, and my friends started talking to one student to ask her about the program. I didn't hear the entire conversation, but one of my cohorts told me the student had stated that ELEVEN people had failed out of NUR-181 alone during her course!
Now, there's always a chance there was some sort of misunderstanding or miscommunication, but does this sound right? For what it's worth, I would think the application process and competitiveness of getting in to the program would assure a strong student population, so it makes me nervous to hear these things. I already received some insight from someone privately, but I was wondering what the public population made of this info.
Thanks!
Hi Everyone!I have an LPN license from Vermont, and I will be attending the RN program in BCC.. Does anyone know if I have to do a dual Liability Insurance?... Thank You!
Hi everyone! I have a question. I thought I did all my research but I'm just getting myself more confused. The deadline for the nursing day program(Fall 2012) is Feb 1st. I just recently sent in my change of curriculum papers since I had to wait for my fall 2011 gpa to come out. Is the deadline for the background check/entrance exam due Feb 1st OR just that change of curriculum paper application? Do I have to get accepted first depending on that change of curriculum application and THEN allowed to do the background check/entrance exam? If anyone can get back to me as soon as possible, that would be great.
Hi Sunny,
I believe the required gpa is 2.5 (correct me if I am wrong someone!). So, if your GPA is at or above a 2.5, you'll receive further information from the school which will give you instructions and deadline information for submitting your background check. Once the school has a clear background check, they will then send you a letter and/or email with instructions for taking the HESI exam. I'm not sure exactly how much time you'll have, but I based on my experience, I had at least six weeks to study for the HESI. My application was due in September and I sat for the HESI in mid-November. If you go back several pages, you'll find a post that I wrote immediately after taking the exam with some of the topics to cover. This may come in handy :)! Also, the school is more concerned about your HESI score, so although your GPA isn't as high as you'd like, do not get discouraged. Start studying for the HESI as soon as you're able to and ask us for help if you need it. GOOD LUCK!
Kristy
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infomation came in the mail today!! Orientation January 18th!! Can't wait to meet everyone!