Brookhaven ADN Spring 2020

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Hello everybody! I will FINALLY be applying for Brookhaven for the Spring 2020 entrance. I have watched previous forums to see what to expect and I'm excited but nervous. Are there any students here enrolled in the concurrent enrollment through Brookhaven and Texas Tech? I hope to hear more from you guys as we go through this process!

These are the last classes I have taken this year

math 0406 , psyc 2301, humanities 1301, INRW,Arts 1301

now I am taking summer

psyc 2314, history 1302,English 1301, biol 1406

my fall semester I’m taking Huma 1315 arts 1301 so I can get a better grade in that class,bio 2401 psyc 2301 so I can get a better grade in that class also

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1 hour ago, Sierra18wilson said:

These are the last classes I have taken this year

math 0406 , psyc 2301, humanities 1301, INRW,Arts 1301

now I am taking summer

psyc 2314, history 1302,English 1301, biol 1406

my fall semester I’m taking Huma 1315 arts 1301 so I can get a better grade in that class,bio 2401 psyc 2301 so I can get a better grade in that class also

So most of these classes you already taken before. You are just retaking to get better grades right? Well it looks like you have most of these done. But i am assuming based off your answers, you will be applying for Brookhaven's Fall 2019 entrance as you are still taking classes, you need your hesi and your dosage calculations class completed as well.

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Yes I was planning on applying at el Centro bc that the packet she sent me. I am taking some classes to get better grades in. Am I able to apply for Brookhaven program of 2019? I know I need to take my hesi exam what is the dosage calculations class?

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I was also wondering how do we sign up for critical thinking exam? I thought it was a part of the hesi exam and I probably skipped it when I took it last month. I'm not sure.

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15 minutes ago, CynthiaJ26 said:

I was also wondering how do we sign up for critical thinking exam? I thought it was a part of the hesi exam and I probably skipped it when I took it last month. I'm not sure.

You have to go to a proctored testing site that offers all portions. Texas am corpus christi offers it (you can take it at a proctored site here in Dallas). TCU offers it as well if you ask for the sections you need. Most of the ADN programs don’t offer it because they don’t require that part.

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2 hours ago, Sierra18wilson said:

Yes I was planning on applying at el Centro bc that the packet she sent me. I am taking some classes to get better grades in. Am I able to apply for Brookhaven program of 2019? I know I need to take my hesi exam what is the dosage calculations class?

The El Centro Spring 2019 and Fall 2019 forums will have more information on how what those before you did in order to get ready to apply. The deadline for Spring 2020 for ECC/NLC is July 15. The deadline for Brookhaven is the end of September. However, the dosage calculations class is something you’ll need (for Brookhaven) as you’ll be doing calculations for medications in the nursing program. If you aren’t already in that class this semester (last day to sign up is sometime in July), you will have to apply for Fall 2020.

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I need suggestions. To apply on time, I need these classes :

Patho, pharm, Chem, 2 Texas Tech courses and that's it.

I also want to apply to Mountain Vew college and need only patho, pharm, and algebra. I don't see myself finishing the requirements for Brookhaven in time, but I do for mountain view.

I really don't know how to pick my classes to be able to apply for Fall 2020.

I was thinking chemistry, patho, then maybe algebra for fall semester. Then in spring 2020, take pharm, and the 2 Texas Tech courses. Has anybody taken a math and two science classes together? Will patho, Chem, and algebra be too much together?

Thanks.

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Well it looks like I won't be able to apply for BHC or any other nursing program for that matter until Fall 2020. I've had a lot going on in my life (moving out of my apartment during a lease, husband has abandoned me and my kids, failed a class. I'm trying to hold up (in front of my kids, I look strong) but when I go to sleep I just cry and hope that things will change. Part of this is my fault ( I won't lie) but you don't just walk out when things get hard...So I won't be doing anything for nursing until sometime next year. I'm just going to try and complete this other TT class and AP 1 and then figure out what my next move will be from there. Sincerely, a very sad person...

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4 hours ago, CynthiaJ26 said:

I need suggestions. To apply on time, I need these classes :

Patho, pharm, Chem, 2 Texas Tech courses and that's it.

I also want to apply to Mountain Vew college and need only patho, pharm, and algebra. I don't see myself finishing the requirements for Brookhaven in time, but I do for mountain view.

I really don't know how to pick my classes to be able to apply for Fall 2020.

I was thinking chemistry, patho, then maybe algebra for fall semester. Then in spring 2020, take pharm, and the 2 Texas Tech courses. Has anybody taken a math and two science classes together? Will patho, Chem, and algebra be too much together?

Thanks.

I would at least apply to MVC and if you don't get in you know you'll have enough time to try it next year. Taking Chem, algebra and patho is pretty rough. Your spring schedule is probably okay. The TT classes are pretty easy just do the work. That Fall schedule however, i'm not sure. That's a lot going on right there. I would do the chem because that's one of your main pre-reqs and patho gets you points for bhc whereas algebra gets you the points for mvc so i get it. Just my input :)

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2 hours ago, shauntil07 said:

Well it looks like I won't be able to apply for BHC or any other nursing program for that matter until Fall 2020. I've had a lot going on in my life (moving out of my apartment during a lease, husband has abandoned me and my kids, failed a class. I'm trying to hold up (in front of my kids, I look strong) but when I go to sleep I just cry and hope that things will change. Part of this is my fault ( I won't lie) but you don't just walk out when things get hard...So I won't be doing anything for nursing until sometime next year. I'm just going to try and complete this other TT class and AP 1 and then figure out what my next move will be from there. Sincerely, a very sad person...

I am really sorry to hear you are going through this. I can only imagine how difficult this has been for you and your kids. May I ask what happened, or why did you say it was your fault? You are right, when things do get tough, you don't walk out. The blessing in disguise is that if you decide to wait, you will have completed all the necessary classes required and then some, with a better grade in a&p. It is going to be rough in the beginning, but it's def. okay to cry. We have minor setbacks and sometimes we ask why, but when one door closes another is opening. Very cliché, but I do believe everything we go through is to teach us something and build our character. This is very sad because I don't like hearing others go through hardship, because I know how it feels. I especially hate hearing you go through it because I swear I think highly of you, because I know you've worked so hard. I barely know you, but just your demeanor online and how helpful you've been, and your hard work. I am confident that you will come back with the same dedication and get into the nursing program. Just right now, you need time to gather yourself emotionally and mentally, and tend to your family. Everything will be okay. If you still have my email, feel free to contact me. I'm married too and we might share similar views on things and might can share advice.

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On 7/7/2019 at 9:08 PM, shauntil07 said:

I would at least apply to MVC and if you don't get in you know you'll have enough time to try it next year. Taking Chem, algebra and patho is pretty rough. Your spring schedule is probably okay. The TT classes are pretty easy just do the work. That Fall schedule however, i'm not sure. That's a lot going on right there. I would do the chem because that's one of your main pre-reqs and patho gets you points for bhc whereas algebra gets you the points for mvc so i get it. Just my input :)

Thanks a bunch. I appreciate it. I will wait to take algebra some other time, because I want to do good in it. Hope you're feeling okay :}

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Hey! How many points does every one have? Just trying to see if mine are in the right range. Thanks!

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