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Hi, this is my first time posting, and wanted to see if anyone is attending Davenport University? I have 3 more pre req's, then take the HESI in January....I love it!

I know that 420 is a lot but actually it is 385 per credit. Not much difference when you look at it. I looked on the school's web page and it is accredited with the Michigan Board of Nursing. I don't know if the girl I talked to was referring to the National Board of Nursing. Maybe she misunderstood.

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Specializes in AGNP.

According to the Michigan Board of Nursing the only Davenport campus that is accredited by them is the Central campus which says is in Midland. Here is a link to the MI-BON approved schools:

http://www.michigan.gov/documents/mdch_nurse_approve_ed_prog_98366_7.pdf

I'm not sure what happens if you graduate from a program that isn't on the Board of Nursing's approved list-can you not get licensed?

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Now that I am not sure of. But I have the same question that you posed earlier. How can they not accredit the nursing programs at each campus.

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I am hoping that the Midland campus is the main campus for the nursing program and all the other campuses are just branches. I know that financial aid and administrative issues have to be mailed to the Grand Rapids campus because this is the school's main campus.

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I am also doing my pre-req's at Davenport. I went online yesterday to take a look at the program and the req's for the LPN, RN, and BSN have changed again. There are classes that I have taken that are no longer a requirement.....I left a message for my advisor to call me....I'm starting to get a little apprehensive about everything....

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I am happy that you posted this information. I do not look forward to adding three more classes onto my curriculum. I also noticed that the name has changed for INTD 100, it will be known as FRSM 100. They are doing a lot of restructuring.

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I just spoke to my advisor, spring summer will be the last term for career and education seminar, and will be replaced with Health 101 in fall. But if you have taken the career class you do not need to take the Health 101. I don't think the class you are talking about is needed anymore....are you taking the HESI in January?

Does anybody know if the HESI is more of an assessment or is it a pass/fail type of exam.

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I will take the HESI in January. I spoke with a young lady in my math class. She is in the nursing program. I asked her about the HESI and how she did. She said that she didn't do that well on the test but was still admitted to the nursing program. Her gpa was 3.7.

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I'm in math 030 right now and I'm struggling. I have math 120 in the summer and I am very nervous about that class. I have a 4.0 right now, but that will be lowered this semester....

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I have math 030 this semester. It started off fairly easy, but now it seems to be getting a little difficult. I want to pass this class and not have to repeat it. I might have to get a tutor (I hope not). My gpa right now is a 3.9.

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I attend Davenport in Midland. It is a bit pricy but I only have 2 pre reqs to go. Can anyone help my in ideas how to study for the hesi exam?;)

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I attend Davenport in Midland. It is a bit pricy but I only have 2 pre reqs to go. Can anyone help my in ideas how to study for the hesi exam?;)

If you are referring to the entrance Hesi (not the one you take to prep for the NCLEX), all you need to do is study the Hesi study guide that the colleges have available in the library (or buy your own). That is what I used to study and I scored very well. I did buy a 6th grade math workbook to practice with too, that helped a lot!

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