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Anyone applying to Houston Community College for the fall? I signed up today for the HESI. I am scheduled to take it on 3/29. If I do well, they will place me into the summer pharmacology course. I am a little nervous. I would love to hear from any students that are in the program. Any tips on the HESI & the Pharm. class would be helpful! The thought of it... ahhh it boggles my mind! LOL
Thanks!
Most schools also add on a lot of "program fees", like lab fees, application fees, "HESI Testing" fees, etc etc etc, than can increase your semester total by several hundred dollars.
I don't attend HCC (I'm in south Texas), but here is my Fall 2008 Account Summary
Fall 2008 Detail
Code Description Charge Payment Balance
A020 Low Risk Liability Ins $12.00
A145 Evolve Case Studies (1 Yr) $30.00
A150 HESI I Specialty Exam $38.00
A160 MEDs Learner Testing $130.00
F081 Student Registration Fee $90.00
F371 Lab Fees $24.00
F381 Information Tech Fee $80.00
F385 Learning Support Fee $40.00
T010 Tuition - Indistrict $520.00
T642 Associate Degree Nursing $160.00
9102 Credit Card Payment
$1,124.00
$0.00
Term Charges: $1,124.00
Term Credits and Payments: $1,124.00
Term Balance: $0.00
Chaos25
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Depending on what type of student you are (i.e. out-of-state, in-district, out-of-district) you should be able to find the cost per semester hour (somewhere in the HCCS website). After that, look and see how many hours there are per semester on the degree plan (omitting the classes that you've already taken...A&P, Micro, etc.). Once you get the approximate cost per semester for the whole program, you can add them together and you should have a semi-accurate figure. Of course, you have to guesstimate for supplies (books, uniforms, or whatever).
I'm an out-of-state student, so my total cost is probably going to end up like this: Semester 1 (8 hrs)-$1040, Semester 2 (9 hrs)-$1170, Semester 3 (7 hrs)-$910, Semester 4 (10 hrs)-$1300, Semester 5 (9 hrs)-$650....Total $5070 (based on current HCCS 2008-2009 tuition rates) before supplies. I'm sure that before it's all done with, I'll end up spending around $6000.