Hillsborough Community College Fall 2012

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Hi Guys. Will someone please tell me which hospitals are associated with which campuses? I got my acceptance letter, and need to pick my campus. I want to conside where my clinical might be located in relationship to my daughters daycare. I am most interested in Southshore and Dale Mabry. Thanks!

I'm not sure which hospitals are associated with south shore, I have too much other hospital/clinical/nursing/exams/etc shoved into my head but NP1 dale mabry is at st joes

Hi Guys. Will someone please tell me which hospitals are associated with which campuses? I got my acceptance letter, and need to pick my campus. I want to conside where my clinical might be located in relationship to my daughters daycare. I am most interested in Southshore and Dale Mabry. Thanks!
Not sure that we can answer that. I've been told that the hospital assignments, even which participate in clinicals, change each semester. Keep in mind that clinicals are only 1 day a week... Classes and lab may be 2 or more days a week. Good luck!

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Hi, I have a question for all the current nursing studens. Is any one here taking extra classes along with the nursing courses so they can graduate with their ASSOCIATES IN ARTS as well as ASN, then transfer to USF for a BSN.

Is it working out ok for you? I just found out today that i have to have my AA in order to trans to BSN. I am missing a good 8 - 11 classes. not including spanish class 1 and 2. what should i do in this case. Any advice would be nice. thank you everyone.

Who told you that you have to have your Associates in Arts? If you read the articulation agreement between HCC and USF its just a number of classes you have to take at HCC before you transfer to USF after you graduate? And as far as your language goes, did you take spanish 1 and 2 in high school because that should be enough.

Who told you that you have to have your Associates in Arts? If you read the articulation agreement between HCC and USF its just a number of classes you have to take at HCC before you transfer to USF after you graduate? And as far as your language goes did you take spanish 1 and 2 in high school because that should be enough.[/quote']

Hi becky, well the advisor printed it out for me yesterday, and said if I wanted my associates it better to get your AA here because its cheaper. You need an AA and an ASN to get into your BSN.

Do you have a copy of the articulation agreement? http://www.hccfl.edu/media/577742/hcc-usf%203%20plus1%20agreement.pdf Here it is, and it is specifically designed to go from you ASN to the BSN. There is no need for an additional degree. Hope that helps.

Do you have a copy of the articulation agreement? http://www.hccfl.edu/media/577742/hcc-usf%203%20plus1%20agreement.pdf Here it is and it is specifically designed to go from you ASN to the BSN. There is no need for an additional degree. Hope that helps.[/quote']

Omg thank you sooooo much... I will review this later tonight after I study. U have been such a big help. I hope your schooling is/went well. Nof sure how far u guys are.

You are welcome! We are done, we just graduated in December. Took my NCLEX on 1/27 and passed on the first try, now on the search for a job:) Good luck!!!

You are welcome! We are done we just graduated in December. Took my NCLEX on 1/27 and passed on the first try, now on the search for a job:) Good luck!!![/quote']

That is great! Congratulations on your job hunt. I bet you are super happy its over for now. Why didnt your clinical site hire u?

The nursing field is super competitive right now, they either want you to have your BSN or experience, unfortunately I have neither at this time so its a litte harder finding a job.

The nursing field is super competitive right now they either want you to have your BSN or experience, unfortunately I have neither at this time so its a litte harder finding a job.[/quote']

Have you thought about going back to school soon? For your BSN.. maybe trying nursing homes and if your open to it, try looking outside of this area. I scared of big moves like that. But hey it will get your career moving in the right path.

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