FCCJ Fall 2008

Does anyone know how long it takes for a Postal Worker to get a restraining order?

I think mine is going to file one against me very soon...

Does anyone know how long it takes for a Postal Worker to get a restraining order?

I think mine is going to file one against me very soon...

hahahahaa...thats hilarious!!

Ok, I know everyone is waiting for news on their letter but I wanted to ask if anyone had experience with the childcare center at North Campus. Thanks and we'll be talking about our letters soon.

Ok, I know everyone is waiting for news on their letter but I wanted to ask if anyone had experience with the childcare center at North Campus. Thanks and we'll be talking about our letters soon.

Nope sorry no kids here (some day). But I have not heard anything BAD about the center.

You know what makes this more frustrating.... as I look around in the forums, there are people who are posting "I got my acceptance letter". I mean I am happy for them but dang it!!!! I want my letter now too. Some of their deadlines were the same to ours with a couple of days difference.

I am going crazy!!!

Does anyone know how long it takes for a Postal Worker to get a restraining order?

I think mine is going to file one against me very soon...

My carrier will surely have to file one if he doesn't start putting my mail in the correct box. :argue:

For the last two days (not counting Sunday), I haven't received any mail. Last week my neighbor had to bring me my mail out of her mailbox! I'm not usually a violent person...but, dummy-head-mail-dude is getting on my nerves!!! :angryfire

i wonder if you need to have your uniforms at the beginning of the program. i don't think that i will have enough to afford all of this stuff. iwonder if i can get the uniforms with my reimbursement check???...(30 days after classes start)...

As far as the childcare at North campus, I have no personal experience with them, but have heard very good things about them. I would suggest you type in "FCCJ childcare" in the search window, because I remember reading posts regarding this about a year ago. I've never heard anything but good things.

I had a class last semester with a young lady who had two young children who stayed at the daycare center at Kent campus, and she loved it... she could check in between classes, etc. They are both ran by the same company, which I believe is Chappell or something like that, and I did take my daughter to one of their other centers years ago, and it was tops.

I am a bit of an old fashioned girl and not a huge fan of daycares, but did my research on them. She was taken excellent care of, and most importantly, loved going! She would usually cry when I would leave her, but when I took her there she would literally jump out of my arms to go play.

I hope this helps a little... and hey, at least you can jump into the center whenever you wanted... for me, that would be a huge comfort and benefit!

kjl221-thanks so much for your input. I'm not a huge fan either (former preschool teacher) and for the most part, we would find local friends to watch them while I am at school. But for test days, if we're only in for an hour or two, it would be a huge help. Plus, they would ride there and back with me. I've heard only good things too. If anyone else has any other insight, I'd appreciate it. thanks!

i wonder if you need to have your uniforms at the beginning of the program. i don't think that i will have enough to afford all of this stuff. iwonder if i can get the uniforms with my reimbursement check???...(30 days after classes start)...

You need your uniform in the 6th or 7th week of classes. You will wear it the first time to clinical simulations and then you will wear it to clinicals. And the student nurse association holds a used uniform sale every semester.

You need your uniform in the 6th or 7th week of classes. You will wear it the first time to clinical simulations and then you will wear it to clinicals. And the student nurse association holds a used uniform sale every semester.

:1luvu:Thank you! Thank you! That is good to know. That gave my purse a slight relief.

I didn't know you had to come out of pocket so much for this program. I feel that is something they should tell you way before you even apply so you can begin saving. I think financial aid should cover more than just books and tuition. If you have to have the other items as part of the course...then they should also be included. But, that's just me venting :)