I'm new to this board and just recently got an email to attend an interview for the clinical nurse leader - entry level masters of nursing next week at Charles drew university. I was wondering if anyone else has gotten an interview? I would like to talk to some of you interested in attending this program. I visited the campus and spoke to some faculty, it seems like an amazing place. Look forward to talking to some of you in the same boat as I am in.
Hey everyone, i just want to thank all of you for helping me. I have a question for the people who registered already. What is the exact schedule for our classes because the temporary schedule has some class that say 1-3 or 3 -5, i was just wondering when you registered what was the exact time so i would know. thanks for all the help
So far here's the schedule I have, based on registration but it's still awaiting advisor approval:
Im having trouble finding NUR 520 Lab to add. can someone help please? For some reason some of the classes say cohort 1 or 2 but havent seen cohort 3 which is us.
nvmind everyone, i figured it out haha. but im still trying to figure out why it says cohort 1 under some of the classes but my classes and everything fit our class schedule perfectly
What do we wear for orientation? I want to wear jeans and a t-shirt BUT we have a Deans luncheon... should we wear interview clothes again?
I was wondering as well. I was going to call up there tomorrow & see if there is a specific dress code. I don't see any reason why we can't come casual or semi-casual since it wasn't stated (as long as it doesn't look like we're going to the beach or a picnic or to the club or something lol). However, last week when I was @ CDU to turn in my award letter, the College of Science and Health were having their orientation that day and they were all dressed up. One guy had on a full suit.
Then again business attire may have been specifically stated in their instructions for orientation and it could be completely different for us. We have to get fitted for uniforms, take ID pics, and it's also 8 hours long, so it may make it a bit more comfortable if we are casual. If you find out anything please let us know.
hardworkpaysoff, MSN, RN
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So far here's the schedule I have, based on registration but it's still awaiting advisor approval:
Mon
9am-12pm NUR 511-Fundamentals
1pm-3pm NUR 511 Lab- [9/12 - 11/7,21,28]
Tues
9am-12pm NUR 511 Lab- [8/30-9/20]
TBA Clinical
Wed
9am-12pm NUR 520-Physical Assessment
1pm-4pm NUR 520 Lab
Thurs
9am-12pm NUR 516-Pathophysiology
1pm-3pm NUR 500-Concepts
Fri
Possibly a clinical