Broward College May 2017

[NSU2020]

Anyone Applying to the May 2017 program? I wanted to get into the January program but I was missing a math class and couldn't complete it in time for the January program.

[Stephan23]

Hello all, I have a ton of spare supplies, books, and even new (unused) uniforms that I received through grant money after buying it all myself and not being able to return it :-/

It includes:

Nursing Kit

stethoscope

penlight

Bandage scissors

BP cuff

two Lg unisex scrub bottoms and tops

two polos

1 warm-up (jacket)

Jarvis: Physical Examination & Health Assessment pocket guide 7th ed

Castillo: Strategies, Techniques & Approaches to Critical Thinking 5th ed

Adams, Holland, Urban: Pharmacology for Nurses 4th ed

Pickar, Abernathy: Dosage Calculations 4th ed

Feel free to contact anytime

954-632-1245

[email protected]

[A.R.S]

I'm sorry about your dad but I'm glad he still helps you stay motivated. When I first started to read your post it sounded like me lol. I went to FGCU for 3 years then moved back home and went to BC for a semester then transferred to FAU. I graduated from there Aug 2015. It was just super weird seeing the order of schools you went to because I did the exact same lol I also am hoping to get into Central campus. =]

[RC1018]

Nichole, I forgot to ask in the email and its not urgent so thought I'd ask here first. Do we need a student ID for our pre-admission session?

[ndrullard]

Nichole, I forgot to ask in the email and its not urgent so thought I'd ask here first. Do we need a student ID for our pre-admission session?

Just a picture ID, doesn't have to be your student ID.

[RC1018]

Thank you

Just a picture ID, doesn't have to be your student ID.

[RN201833]

Hey everyone, I am so excited to have been accepted. I look forward to joining you all in classes in May. I was just wondering if anyone knows if we can use our own stethoscope? I was a Clinical Medical Assistant prior to starting college last year.

[dridri23]

Hey Guys! Congrats to all of you who made it! I stumbled across your thread and figured I'd pop in. I started BC's nursing program in May 2015 and just graduated this past December 2016. It was a long, tortorus, exhausting road but I made it. Now Im at the next chapter and studying for nclex. Like you guys I had a lot of questions when I first started so if anyone has any questions feel free to ask me or private message me if you want. Good luck to all of you! And may the odds ever be in your favor

[dridri23]

Hey. All campuses have their faults but to me the best campus is North. Go to North if you can. Central next. South last.

[ndrullard]

Hey. All campuses have their faults but to me the best campus is North. Go to North if you can. Central next. South last.

Just out of curiosity, why do you rank the campuses that way? I like to get feedback from our students.

Nichole

[prettypenguin]

Hey. All campuses have their faults but to me the best campus is North. Go to North if you can. Central next. South last.

Why is South last? South is closest to me.

[dridri23]

Just out of curiosity, why do you rank the campuses that way? I like to get feedback from our students.

Nichole

Just from what I've seen on past Allnurses threads and heard from other students. I can only speak for North and I had a good experience. Hope this won't be used against me

[ndrullard]

Just from what I've seen on past Allnurses threads and heard from other students. I can only speak for North and I had a good experience. Hope this won't be used against me

No not at all. I ask students all the time for feedback about the campuses. We are all aware of what is said on the boards; so trust me, I have heard it all

Every student experience is different on every campus. Some students will say negative things about any of the campuses and others will praise them. Same thing goes for professors.

I am glad to hear you had a good experience with the North Campus!!! We like to hear that as well; not just the negatives :)