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Iprazm
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0Hello Nurses and Nursing Student Community......
Can anyone provide any details about the evening and weekend cohort clinical options? I understand that you get placed based on the day of the week you are scheduled for, but in looking at Truman's schedule the evening weekend sections all say TBD for the clinical sites. Has anyone taken the evening/weekend sections with CCC? If so, can you share if you were placed at an actual clinical site? I have heard that sometimes in lieu of clinicals they will have students complete exercises in the lab. Since I am not a current student I don't know how effective this method would be in preparing students for actual nursing jobs.
Also, if any recent grads review this post, please share how you fared out on the NCLEX and job placement if you don't mind. I am weighing my options between the ADN route and the BA to BSN route at Resurrection. The cost difference is pretty significant, but I am willing to invest more if needed. Any information anyone could share would be helpful.
Thanks in advance for your responses!!