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Hello all,
I wanted to start a thread for those applying to HCC's Spring 2014 nursing program. I am a stay at home mom. I know its early but I wanted to get as much info as possible. The deadline isn't until 6/1. I'm a current HCC student. My pre-req GPA is 3.57 (all A's 1 B and 1 C ), I'm hoping that this is good enough to get me a spot in the program.
What is everyone elses GPA? I heard its lower for the Spring.
WooHoo! Congrats Juleby! That's awesome. Even though it's a small milestone, celebrate the heck out of it.. you're officially on your way to becoming an RN!
Thanks I appreciate it!! I was just told by fx that the hep shots have to be done over a 6 month period so I guess I'm starting this month!
I think the health dept is $68 each dose something like that. Maybe your pcp would be cheaper.
Good DayAll,
Here is the link to the Tampa Health Dept web site containing the price list for immunization shots. I don’t know if its cheaper then going through you PCP,but at least you can get an idea of the cost involved and plan accordingly. http://www.hillscountyhealth.org/absolutenm/templates/?a=18&z=8
The cost can add up quickly for those that need to take them and don’t have insurance, so if you start early you can spread the cost out over time instead of shelling out all that money at one time. From reading prior post i found out that expenses can amount to about $1500 when you include shots, scrubs, supplies, and books. Remember, we will be doing all that during the holiday season and its hard to find an extra $1500 around the holiday season when you have a family.
... The cost can add up quickly for those that need to take them and don’t have insurance, so if you start early you can spread the cost out over time instead of shelling out all that money at one time. From reading prior post i found out that expenses can amount to about $1500 when you include shots, scrubs, supplies, and books. Remember, we will be doing all that during the holiday season and its hard to find an extra $1500 around the holiday season when you have a family.
This is very true. I spoke with my Dr.'s office yesterday and also spoke with United Healthcare. I will definitely be going through my provider to get these done rather than the Health Department. United seems to cover some of them as low as $5.00 an injection!
Now, if health insurance would only pay for my textbooks as well....
We are at about 7 to 8 weeks left,I'm going to now start saving up money for books/uniforms/supplies. I just started a new part time job which helps a lot in the saving process. How are you all doing,anything interesting happen this summer?
Finishing summer classes, getting ready for Fall semester, trying to distract myself (not working) until letters are sent out, and stressing over my last three "Due ASAP" items on WebAdvisor. Oh, and trolling AN.COM
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Naah, you're not crazy FX. I'm doing similar things and having to go through a few states to get them all collected. If my math is correct, I'm probably due for more than a few of them as well. I'm also waiting for HCC to post their fall schedule for CPR classes to see if they are cheaper than TGH.
I figure (similar to you) that I don't want to be scrambling all the while trying to finish up my Allied Health degree this fall.
Fun times.