Jefferson State Com. College: St. Vincent's Night & Weekend RN track (PT)

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I would really like to read some feedback from anyone who has entered this program or has friends that have. I just finished my degree in accounting only to finally realize that being a nurse is what I truly want to do. I am still working full time in an accounting department and will/want to apply to the Jeff State St. Vincent's nursing program (PT - RN night and weekend Tract). I am interested to know how others have felt about the program and what's typically expected. I am currently getting all of my pre-reqs out of the way so that I will only have nursing theory classses and clinicals. I plan to still work full-time and go to school. Any advice? Any feedback? All is welcome is very much appreciated !

Thanks ! :)

Heather (A Want to be Nurse from Alabama)

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would love to hear feedback as well...hoping to apply in May.

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I have applied for the fall night/weekend program and am currently waiting for a response. I have a friend who did the night/weekend program and graduated 2 years ago. She was very stressed and worked very hard through the whole program. It was not easy but she kept a very high GPA and she worked full time while attending classes. I am not sure if she had the A&P classes and Micro done prior to entering the program. I have all of my classes completed except the psych class human growth and develoment. I was told it was easier on you if you had those classes out of the way. But there were 6 or 8 third semester nursing students in my micro class so not everyone takes those classes ahead of time. I'm glad I did....the less I have to study the better I will do.

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I applied for the Fall night/weekend too. Hoping to make it. :) The advisor said we should find out by the first week of July. Good luck!:)

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I think they tell everyone something different. I was told 4 to 6 weeks when I turned my application. I turned it in the day before they were due. Someone else was told mid June.... I already feel like I have been waiting a month! LOL. Good luck to you Ruthie!!

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Sorry if this is off topic but are the PT classes held at St. Vincent?

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To be honest I have no clue where those classes are held. You can probably call an advisor to find out that information. Wish I could be more helpful.

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The classes are held at both the Shelby campus and St. Vincent's.

I am hoping to apply for Fall 2011. An advisor told me they only admit 35 students per year to this program. And the points cutoff is 185-186/200 :eek:

Anybody know when the next nursing advising session is?

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They accepted 90 this year to the part-time program. You can go to the campus anytime to sit with an advisor.

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Wow, 90? Well that's good news. One of the non-nursing advisors told me when I signed up for my summer class that they only accepted 35 to the part-time program.

Yea, I may go sit with an advisor. I just saw on the website that they have nursing sessions for everyone interested in nursing to go to, so I will go to that if they are offered.

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Yea, they did something different this Fall...accepted 90 instead of the normal 35. I got accepted, but I'm putting it off until next year for personal reasons. But sitting down with an advisor is crucial to make sure you're on the right track.

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Cool. Maybe we will be in the same class next year then. I'll definitely sit down with an advisor this fall.

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