Fall 2010 - BMCC Nursing Program

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:anbd:[color=olive]i'm wondering if anyone applied to the nursing program for the fall 2010 at bmcc. has anyone received an acceptance call?:eek:

Hey savahna

I just found out about it last semester and I was bummed myself when a class mate told me she has been using for a while but now that I know about it I use it all the time...but in my case it have not proven to be helpful just yet to choose my classes b/c the college post the prof names who will be teaching the course at the last minute and if wait till then it will not have any seats left...but it still helps to know what to expect from the teacher...are you currently at BMCC or transferred out already?

Yeah, I was in the same situation as studnur. They did not list the professor in the schedule that I took until the last minute and unfortunately I was unable to transfer to any other class because they're all full already. I had to stuck it out, worked really hard and I still got a B because the professor is known to practice favoritism among his students.

I would have avoid him like a plague if they listed the professor early in the enrollment period.

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Hey Dee,

I could not agree more...I think that's one of the reason why the school takes FOREVER to list the prof. b/c they know students will avoid certain teachers. I know who will be prof for my Fall classes a few days ago...the reviews on ratemyprf is pretty bad...but I cannot switch and will just have to try my best...but at least I know what I will be dealing with :eek:

Savahna....what college will you be transferring to? When you start at your new college, maybe you can request not to transfer the B or to have your new college remove it from your transcript and repeat those classes at your new school...if you can pull off B which is a good grade..then I know you will be able to get A if you re-take...I almost got a B in one of pre-req classes b/c the teacher was soooo difficult...but I was able to pull off a A-...a person I knew was not able to get into the program b/c she missed the cut off GPA by a little...she told me a while bk if her GPA is not good enough for BMCC then she will move on and she is determined to be a Nurse and will make it at another school...so do not lose faith :)

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thank you so much i will try my best to keep focused. I've wanted to be nurse since i was 4 years old so that's my only dream at the moment. im transfering to city tech their GPA is a 3.4 so if i get two A's ill have a 3.5, im praying it all works out

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Savahna,

I am sure it will work out for you; as you said keep focus and you know what you have to do in order to get it done so just try your very best...if it's your dream then I know you will do everything in your power to achieve it :) your hard work will pay off. I actually attended Citytech for my first college degree a few years back; it's a good college. I have many friends that did nursing there...started working after there associates and is now going back for there BA there. I plan on doing that as well, if I make it in to BMCC nursing program then I plan to go to Citytech for BA and if I do not make it in to BMCC then I am still applying to Citytech lol. Good Luck !!!

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Hey I know this board has been dead for a little bit, but I was wondering if anyone who finished Nursing 112 could tell me which hospitals/facilities you did your clinicals at? I heard from another student that its Woodhull, Bellevue and Mary Manning Walsh. Those seem like excellent facilities, but are the facilities the same for both day and evening classes or do the hospitals vary according to your section?

Any help would be very much appreciated!

Thanks!!

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Just wondering, how long will it take you to finish all the clinical phase of the nursing program at Bmcc?

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Just wondering, how long will it take you to finish all the clinical phase of the nursing program at Bmcc?

2 years :)

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