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Hi. I am applying for entry to LSU's CARE program for my Accelerated BSN degree in August 2008. I am just getting ready to send my application off, and was wondering if anyone here has done this program, or is currently enrolled in it.
Mainly, I'm curious about the admissions standards. I have always been a very good student, and maintained above a 3.5 in college. I also have an advanced professional degree in another field. I am hoping these things will make me an attractive candidate for the school. I am curious how competitve the program is, especially for someone who is not a Louisiana resident.
Also, I'm wondering what the program is like. I know that it's got to be pretty intense if it wraps up all the nursing education into 18 months. What is a typical schedule like? How many hours a day and things like that?
I'm really excited about this opportunity, and looking forward to reading any responses here. Also, if anyone is currently applying as well, I'd love to connect with you so we can bite our nails together.
I don't think it's any "set" time. One I know from my class got called a week before classes started. The 2 I know from CARE X both knew about a week after everyone was supposed to turn their paperwork in if they accepted their acceptance letter (if that makes sense?). I'm just guessing it depends on who doesn't get their peperwork in on time and who decides to withdraw before classes start.
I only know of these people because they told me. I have no "inside" info.
Hi -
I'm looking at some of the paperwork we'll need to bring to our advising date. Can someone advise me on where to find more detailed information about the LSUHSC benefits plan? I don't see anything with regards to what it covers, co-pays, etc. Any general advice on the student health insurance would be great.
Thanks!
Insurance plan info:
http://lsuhsc.edu/no/organizations/campushealth/studenthealth/LSU_SHI_Brochure.pdf
Hope this helps!
medtech/rn2b
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I only know of one person that was on the alternate list, but I only know that because she told me. She was at our advising session in June, so I don't think she had to wait much longer than the rest of us to find out. (We got our letters in May.)