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Florida Southwestern State College formerly Edison State College. I started thread for FSW but it is full with spring applicants. So I decided to start a new one for this upcoming fall.
Who is joining me next fall in nursing?
I plan to apply for Part-time or Lee full time. I have one more semester of pre-requisites. I am taking A&P 1, Micro, College Algebra and Nutrition. Kill me now. lol A full time semester of craziness but almost done after that hopefully with pre-requisites with the exemption of A&P 2 and a humanities class.
I plan to take the Hesi in mid Feb or march and retake if needed at the end of April. Schedule has been posted and I plan to study a lot this winter break. So excited but so nervous.
Pardon my language but I'm sorry, I am so ******* confused as to these health tests we have to do. I called the health department and they said they don't provide those services (Titers, vaccines) I go to employee health and they're very vague and say I need to get all the Titers done, but yet FSW is telling me I don't need them all if I have vaccine documentation which I do. This **** is so ******* stupid.
Pardon my language but I'm sorry, I am so ******* confused as to these health tests we have to do. I called the health department and they said they don't provide those services (Titers, vaccines) I go to employee health and they're very vague and say I need to get all the Titers done, but yet FSW is telling me I don't need them all if I have vaccine documentation which I do. This **** is so ******* stupid.
No, you don't need all titers. Just get vaccines that you are missing. If you do not have documentation of that vaccine but you had disease like chicken pox then get titer done. Thats what I did on Thursday but I haven't picked up my results yet. But if you come back immune you do not need vaccine. Tb(PPD) and Tdap you need to get unless your Tdap has been less than 10 years ago and have documented proof. You can get everything including physical done at employee health. They will give you a sheet of paper with all prices. The only thing they dont have is flu shot because they dont have it right now. Btw in cape coral they were very helpful and take credit cards.
Oh btw, health dept is a bit more expensive. And don't forget Hep A or B arent required so you dont have to get them right now, you could just sign waiver.
The Syllabus is long lol I'm not sure how many pages. I made a binder with all the documents that have been emailed.. It's easier for me to keep track
Yup me too. I am just organized that way. I actually have binders for everything in my house. I guess I'm a bit OCD. Lol
Can we just start already!
Right my son tells me stop counting down because he doesn't want to school to start and I'm like yes almost one month left. Lol
Hi everyone! Congrats on making it in! I just finished my first semester at Lee. I will graduate the nursing program in Dec. 2016. I read a little of this thread and saw people were asking about working. I just want to tell you that this program is SUPER intense, especially the first and last semesters (or so I've heard). I can tell you that the first semester is really, really hard. Like so hard that A&P seems like a walk in the park after that. They will tell you at orientation that if is at all possible to not work, that is what you should do. I would say about half of the people in my class worked, and almost all of them were struggling just to pass.I'm not trying to discourage anyone. I loved every single minute of my first semester and I'm very excited to start up again. I just think you should have a realistic point of view going in.
I hope that helps!
Hi! Thanks for the advice. I had a question about the shoes. Where did you purchase yours and what kind? The nursing handbook says NO CLOGS, but everywhere uniforms are sold they have CLOGS!!! Its driving me nuts. Please help.
P.S are you selling any of your books?
Thanks again.
I have a question. I'm in the Lee FT program and it appears as though I am enrolled in 'NUC 1000 - NURSING COLLOQUIUM (CHARLOTTE). Does everyone get enrolled in this, regardless of what campus you're enrolled in? And when I click the link, it says: "Every student must complete ALL THREE hospital Orientation packets prior to beginning clinical each year." but I see five links? And they're all 'Bayfront PC'?
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Nothin new from the school yet for me.
I did get all my health stuff done though. Feeling very relieved about that.