CCRI Nurs 1010 schedule

[ricna30]

Hi All

I am applying to CCRI in Feb for Fall 2011. Can anyone give me an idea what the schedule will be like for Nurs1010. hours / days? I looked on the website but the syllabus that is posted is very confusing to follow...

Thanks!

[Rhody34]

I'm in Nursing 1020 night/weekend- but the schedule is basically the same as 1010.

Monday: Clinical 3pm-11pm

Tuesday: Lecture 6pm-9pm

Wednesday: Exams (5 per semester) 615pm-715pm

Thursday: Lecture 6pm-9pm

Friday: pick up clinical assignment after 3pm

Saturday: Clinical every other weekend 7am-3pm

Sunday: Clinical every other weekend 7am-3pm, and pick up Monday clinical assignment on off weekends after 1pm.

Hope this helps- not sure about the Day program! Good luck- its a lot of work but its such a great ride!

[beatrice1]

you will have two days of lecture usually 9:00am-11:30 and two days of clinical. You will not find out your schedule untill very shortly before classes start. It depends on what instructor you have and where/when they do thier clinicals. Be prepared to be very flexible!

Just finished the program!!

[mgalano, ASN, BSN, RN]

I am in Nurs1010 now and my schedule is Monday and Wed 8-11am

And clinical days are Thursday and Friday. The times differ on th. and fri for the first few weeks as you are in lab.

[Amarilis]

Hi, I'm conditionally accepted into CCRI's Nursing Day Program Fall 2011; I will be attending classes on Tuesday and Wednesdays from 8:50am-11:00am. Hope this helps!

[XKMX]

Amarilis, are you going to the Knight Campus? I was conditionally accepted to the day nursing program at Knight Campus, and sent in my background check. I don't know if we're supposed to hear anything back from that, because I haven't, but I don't have a record. I registered for Nurs 1010 yesterday for the Tuesday and Thursday 8-10:50 am.

[Amarilis]

XKMX, I'm going to take Nursing 1010 Day 8-10:50am at the Liston campus in Providence. You should be fine since you sent in your BCI and was able to register for Fall 2011. I tried to register but I'm restricted from doing so, and none of the other students have registered. I guess we have to wait until the system recognizes that we've completed the requirements.

[XKMX]

Thanks for replying. So I'm assuming they don't send out an "official" acceptance letter (compared to the conditionally accepted one)? Does anyone know the next step after registering for classes?

[emabox]

I have been conditionally accepted into Warwick day for 2011, I've been wondering about an official letter too. I was able to register for 1010 but im still unsure what to do? Does anyone know what the next step is??

[Amarilis]

I spoke to enrollment services on Thursday and the lady I spoke to told me that I should be receiving an email from the Nursing Department for an official acceptance letter. She didn't have a clue on when I'll receive the letter. Has anyone who's been in the program ever had professor Norquist, if so, is she a good professor? I tried searching for her on www.ratemyprofessor.com and she's not in there.

[XKMX]

Emabox- I'm in the same exact boat as you. I'm going to Warwick too. I have not heard anything about an official acceptance.

Amarilis- How do you know which professor you have? Under my 1010 class it still has about ten different professors listed. Hopefully this official acceptance thing will be cleared up soon, I feel like there's so many "what ifs" to this application process.

[Amarilis]

I don't know if Norquist will be my professor... I did a search on mostly all the professors on rate my professor.com and I wasn't able to find Norquist. I'm curious to know what kind of professor she is.