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hello everyone... i was wondering if anyone has heard of western governors university (wgu) ? they are starting a bsn pre licenser program in florida for january 2011. its a great program so i hear and its not to expensive. i am appying for the january start, and they are still taking applications. it is a new program..in florida, however it has been running in other states for two years now. and this is a fully accredited program and school.
Hi alanas09,
They are not certain as to whether or not the program will be starting in January because they do not have enough qualified students to start. Not a lot of people know about the program though :-( Im playing the waiting game because there are not enough students. She said that the program could start in Feb or March if not Jan because of the lack of students. and from what i understand you can work at your own pace however you cant do so with your clinical rotations and you must take the courses in order. I hope this helps :-)
Hey all!
I was wondering the same thing about the Fl site. I have talked to WGU and they have two sites in Fl one in Daytona Beach
and the other in St.Augustine, and i was told you would have to live within 50 miles of the site. I am trying to understand the enrollment process but otherwise it seems like a good program!
Hey there! I'm currently in the process of completing my pre Reqs online to then hopefully transfer into the program! I noticed this post is a few years old so I wanted to know how your experience was while in the program? (How long it took you/is there a way to complete the program before the full 5 terms, how were the clinicals and how they scheduled them.. etc) I would love to pick your brain, if you're willing. LOL! Also, I currently live in the Orlando area so I know getting to clinicals will be a commute!
Thanks for any help! -Robby
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I'm in the Atlanta area. I was hoping the Florida school would be a little closer but I'm going to talk with the advisor from the school Wednesday to see what my options are. When does the first cohort start?