Houston Community College ADN program 2010

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Hi to everyone! I have a couple of questions about hcc adn program.

First how many students do they accept for the fall semester?

If you have taken pharm at another school do they accept the class or will I have to take their pharm class?

How do they rank applicants ( Point system etc)

Is it really hard to get into their program? ( sorry I know that may seem dumb to ask)

I have finished all of the required pre reqs fairly good grades I have 2 C's. I took pharm at lonestar college. Any info would be greatly appreciated! Thanks alot!

I PASSED!!!!!

A&P: 92

Grammar: 94

Math: 96

Reading: 88

The A&P is somewhat basic and it's only 25 or so questions

Things you might want add to your studying if you have not already.

Components of the CNS, their location relative to each other, and functions

Hormones of the Pituitary and their functions

Know the valves of the heart and their alterative names e.g. Bicusps aka mitrial

Anatomical terms: the mains one e.g brachial - arm (this will help you with identifying arteries/vein, bones etc.

Know the organs that are located in each the cavites of the body (thoracic, pelvic, abdominal, plerual, cavities, etc.)

The functions of the white blood cells

The menstrual cycle to fertilization

Vessels that carry blood away and to the heart

Function of the glands of integumentary system

Know what Chalazion is and the result of lactic acid build up in the blood

Good Luck Blue_River!!!!!!

thanks a lot lajames, thanks for your hints. I will definitely review these. I am surprised how did you remember so much that were in the test. Good memory... :yeah:I am very much nervous and lost at this moment. thanks again. I will let you know all.

Hey thats great. Congrats!! By the way which location did you take the test?

I took it at coleman in their computer lab

I'm just wondering about pharmacology... :uhoh3:

If you look at HCCs admission steps, on 4.RNSG 1301 - Pharmacology (Course must be completed within 2yrs prior to A.D.N. admission) you will be contacted if you are selected to enroll in this class at Coleman.

Does this mean you can apply without this class? It's a little confusing, because at the school I'm currently attending you cannot take pharmacology without being enrolled into their nursing program so I was just wondering ya'lls take on this.

Thanks for the help guys!

yes. once you apply, you will pick a date to take the hesi. if you pass all sections, hcc will contact you to enroll in pharmacology; however, you must be selected … i’m guessing from the pool of people who passed the test. i’m not sure what they look for in their selection process.

@ blue_river - good luck!!!!!!

... I have heard that Pharmacology is like a weaving out class. In order to be consider for the program, you must pass the class with no lower than a C and a math test that is given at the end of the course with a 90 .

Thanks lajames1144, I needed that.. I will be doing HESI in few hours . Thanks for your hints though. I did go through all of them. I will let you know how did this go. I have been accepted in BSN program at ORU, Tulsa. I will still consider HCC since the program is in Houston. I will keep my fingers crossed.

Congratulations!!!! I wish you the best.:yeah::yeah::yeah:

I understand that, but it just doesn't make sense that you can be selected for the class at HCC if you have not previously taken it. And if you get selected for the class when do you complete it? Because pharmacology is a prereq for most of the nursing classes you take during the first semester of the program. I'm attending the information session this coming week so hopefully some of my questions will be answered.

Hi everyone! I am taking pharmacology in the summer at HCC. I took the HESI in early February and I got a letter in the mail in April saying that I was able to take pharm in the summer. The thing is, after you take pharm, I think you have to sit out a semester.....

That's what I figured. Boo. I don't like that idea. I wonder if they take pharmacology for health professionals. Once again, I guess we shall find out.

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