Alright, I know it's early but...who is planning on applying to the Fall 2014 SSC/UCF Concurrent program? I just finished my prerequisites today and I'm so excited to get going. I am planning on taking the TEAS for the first time in January so hopefully I'll do well.
One question I have is what should I do during the spring semester? I completed my AA degree as of today but unfortunately, my family kind of relies on my FA money to get by. I'm wondering if there is an AS degree I can enroll in so that I'm still eligible for FA until the nursing program starts. I saw something for Health Information Technology that might work. Anyway, just thought I'd see who else is applying and if anyone else is in the same financial situation as me.
On a side note for some encouragement for everyone...Whoever applied to the UCF Basic program has heard back and almost everyone I know that applied got in! Which is great news for us concurrent students. Less applications now! In turn, the percentage of chances to get in to the program just got higher! :)
Also, I'm a little confused because I know that there's no waiting list but if people are going to be turning down seats for the concurrent program, do they go back in and fill the empty spots? How is that possible if they have no list?
A friend who is having an issue with her application was in contact with Luisa (can't remember her title but she has a lot to do with the nursing program) at the Altamonte campus and was told that emails should go out this Friday. ???
On the information packet provided by the Seminole State nursing home page, it states: "Please be aware, you will be receiving information from both schools. Should you get accepted, you must respond to both." And I know in the other past seminole state feeds, they have received emails from both schools within a few hours of each other.
And I know in the other past seminole state feeds, they have received emails from both schools within a few hours of each other.
Lee2014
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On a side note for some encouragement for everyone...Whoever applied to the UCF Basic program has heard back and almost everyone I know that applied got in! Which is great news for us concurrent students. Less applications now! In turn, the percentage of chances to get in to the program just got higher! :)