Published May 15, 2009
IndyIvy
186 Posts
what is a typical schedule for the ASN program. I have NO Idea.
anyone?
sunnysideup09
220 Posts
You check out the class schedule on the Ivy Tech website. The theory times are accurate and the clinical times vary based on site (not accurate on the website). This should give you an idea.
Lennonninja, MSN, APRN, NP
1,004 Posts
Unfortunately there's not a listing for classes at the Bloomington campus
Anyone have a link? I'm scouring the ivy tech website but am not going to the correct place...not seeing it.
Trying to figure out if it is M-F all day, 3 days a week until 3p ...etc
Go into Banner or Campus Connect. Preferably Banner. You should be able to look at the schedule there. I can't get the link posted. I can tell you, it's not M-F all day. Times varied. This semester there were also late afternoon/early evening classes. Or evening clinicals until 11pm. You don't really have too much of a choice since you're at the mercy of the clinical sites and classroom space.
matilda123
178 Posts
I just finished my 1st semester at Ivy tech Valpo.
The first 5 weeks:
Fundamentals lecture Monday and Thursday 9 to 12:15
Pharmacology Mondays 1:00 to 3:45.
Fundamentals lab Tuesday 8 to 11:45 and Wednesday 8 to 12:15.
The second 11 weeks:
Med-surg lecture Monday 9 to 11:45 and Pharmacology 1 to 3:45.
Med-surg lab Tuesday 8 to 1:00.
Med-surg clinical Thursday 6:30 to 3:00.
Funny how hard it is to find out what schedules are like! I had asked around before I started too, and could not get many answers.
best of luck to you!!
hstokes2
6 Posts
Matilda
I applied for the fall 09 ASN program at valpo. Do you by chance no what the score spread was to get in lowest to highest? I have a 4.0 in prerequisites but as I have been out of school for 15 years my teas score was only a 75.3. Any input would greatly aid in my stress management. Thanks
I am not sure of what the lowest score was, but a friend of mine got in the program with a 180. It depends on how many apply, and what they score. I would tetake the TEAS, and keep in touch with the nursing dept.
best of luck!
teboz
49 Posts
I am not sure of what the lowest score was, but a friend of mine got in the program with a 180. It depends on how many apply, and what they score. I would tetake the TEAS, and keep in touch with the nursing dept. best of luck!
Your friend got in to the RN program with a 180? I know that doesn't mean anything about my chances, but I thought it was pointless to hope I would get in with a 191, but I did anyway. Thanks for sharing!
I have a 198 and applied for fall 09. Did you apply at valpo as well. When were you accepted? Thanks so much. Im stressing!!!
MasonsMommy
120 Posts
Interesting...so all of the courses listed under Semester 1 are split up into two smaller sessions?!
Congratulations Masonsmommy, I read you got your acceptance letter... I just received mine from the valpo campus. I cant remember which school you applied to... I spoke to the nursing director today and the schedule posted appears to be how they break up the classes/clinicals. I was told to take pharmacology over the summer so as to eliminate having a couple hard classes simultaneously in the fall, thus reducing the work load...so I signed up today...Might be worth looking in to...hope I am not getting to personal, but is your first name by chance Holly?? Congrats again!!!