Dcccd 2006

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Anybody thinking about El Centro/ Northlake in the DCCCD for Jan 2006?

Specializes in Operating Room.
UGH That just seems so far off!! :uhoh21:

:chuckle @ checking our math! lol

I don't know, 1 1/2 - 2 months sounds longer. lol I'll stick with (+/-) 45 days.

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Specializes in ante/postpartum, baby RN.

Is anyone else taking classes at NLC on Tuesday and Thursday?

I am taking A&P 2, English 2 and Psychology 2 on the same days.

Katie

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Is anyone else taking classes at NLC on Tuesday and Thursday?

I am taking A&P 2, English 2 and Psychology 2 on the same days.

Katie

I wish. My chem is at MVC on MW. I think I'm going up to MVC on TR to utilize the tutors. I know I have to in order to do the extra credit homework, but I'm sure the extra help will be extremely beneficial.

Good luck with your classes this semester. :)

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Specializes in ante/postpartum, baby RN.
I wish. My chem is at MVC on MW. I think I'm going up to MVC on TR to utilize the tutors. I know I have to in order to do the extra credit homework, but I'm sure the extra help will be extremely beneficial.

Good luck with your classes this semester. :)

Thanks, and good luck to you, too.

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Maybe it is because I have been studying all day and night so far and am getting forgetful but how do I do my GPA again? I know my GPA for my prereq's but am trying to figure out how to do my support courses. I use to do it all of the time but now I just can't remember. I keep getting this funky number. Can anyone please help me? :)

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Specializes in Operating Room.
Maybe it is because I have been studying all day and night so far and am getting forgetful but how do I do my GPA again? I know my GPA for my prereq's but am trying to figure out how to do my support courses. I use to do it all of the time but now I just can't remember. I keep getting this funky number. Can anyone please help me? :)

For 3 credit hour classes:

A = 3*4 = 12

B = 3*3 = 9

C = 3*2 = 6

For 4 credit hour classes:

A = 4*4 = 16

B = 4*3 = 12

C = 4*2 = 8

Add the subtotals from all the classes using the formulas above, then divide by the total credits you have taken.

For example

4*4 = 16

3*4 = 12

(A on a 4 credit & A on a 3 credit class.)

28/7=4.0

Let me know if I didn't explain it clearly enough. :)

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UGH Thank you!! I swear it seems like my mind is turning into mush. I couldn't remember this for the life of me! Sure hope I can remember things for nursing school! :uhoh21: :p

For 3 credit hour classes:

A = 3*4 = 12

B = 3*3 = 9

C = 3*2 = 6

For 4 credit hour classes:

A = 4*4 = 16

B = 4*3 = 12

C = 4*2 = 8

Add the subtotals from all the classes using the formulas above, then divide by the total credits you have taken.

For example

4*4 = 16

3*4 = 12

(A on a 4 credit & A on a 3 credit class.)

28/7=4.0

Let me know if I didn't explain it clearly enough. :)

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Specializes in Operating Room.
UGH Thank you!! I swear it seems like my mind is turning into mush. I couldn't remember this for the life of me! Sure hope I can remember things for nursing school! :uhoh21: :p

lol....I know what you mean, but with each other's support on here, as well as all the other members, we will do it!!!!!!

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There is a crash program at either TCU or at TWU (I'm old and can't remember which now) that offers a 1 year transition for a BS degree. If you have a BS in ANYTHING, they will have you finished with a BSRN in 1 year of full time school. You might want to check that out.

It's at TCU. Pre-reqs+15 months of full-time study = BSRN

Check it our here:

http://www.hsn.tcu.edu/forms/BSNStudentHbookS05Rev5-05.doc

Accelerated BSN Track

Admission Requirements

1.Bachelor degree in any field from an accredited institution of higher education. A minimum grade point average of 3.0 (on a 4.0 point scale) in previous university coursework OR in nursing prerequisite courses

2.Completion of all undergraduate pre-requisite courses with a grade of "C" or better

oFreshman and Sophomore Composition

oForeign Language (two semesters, preferably Spanish)

oAnatomy & Physiology I - II

oMicrobiology

oLifespan Growth and Development

oIntroductory Sociology

oGeneral Psychology

oNutrition

oElementary Statistics

oUS History (before or after 1865)

oReligion

oFine Arts elective

oUpper Division elective

oSocial Science elective

oExplorations elective

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Texas Tech had a neat program too.

If you graduate with your ADN in MAY you could have your BSN by DECEMBER of the same year. The classes are staggered entry to make them faster to finish.

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Texas Tech had a neat program too.

If you graduate with your ADN in MAY you could have your BSN by DECEMBER of the same year. The classes are staggered entry to make them faster to finish.

Had????

I wish UT would offer its RN-BSN program online.

I wish this next month and a half would hurry up.

I wish I hadn't taken chemistry...what a pain. lol

I wish I'd make myself stay off this site for at least a hour. HAHAHHAHAHA

ok, study time! I'll check back in later! :)

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Had????

I wish UT would offer its RN-BSN program online.

I wish this next month and a half would hurry up.

I wish I hadn't taken chemistry...what a pain. lol

I wish I'd make myself stay off this site for at least a hour. HAHAHHAHAHA

ok, study time! I'll check back in later! :)

Sorry... HAVE.

They still have the program.

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