Macomb Community College 2017

ZhannaD · Apr 27, 2017

I think you have to have a WHES-2070 to transfer to MSU for their RN to BSN program. You may be right about them removing it from the requirements. I have two small kids (ages 5 and 2) so I really wanted to be fluent in First Aid and CPR. I have a 200 level Philosophy Course from University of West FL, so it might suffice for the Ethics requirement. I need to meet with an advisor and get a definitive answer. If it does not, I will have to take either Comparative Religions or PHIL-2100 toward graduation.

erawlings101 · Apr 27, 2017

Oh okay I wasn't sure on the MSU program requirements with that class. I will go to WSU for my bachelors and I know that is not a requirement

Sba446 · Apr 27, 2017

Chem 1070 its a pre req for the rn-bsn msu partnership

Jsampson54 · Apr 27, 2017

Hi guys!!! So I tracked down my mail person in the neighborhood and he didn't have the letter. So I am guessing not today, so if u get urs please post that I did, so i can know if maybe he missed it.

brownn · Apr 27, 2017

ZhannaD I'm currently taking PHIL 2100 online with BUTZU. In my opinion it is a really good class for summer, minimal commitment.

ResieBcup78 · Apr 27, 2017

I don't know why I was told that letters went out on the 25th Tuesday. Now today when I called just to confirm it I was told that they actually went out on Wednesday, I'm like come on already, I guest I was just told anything to get off the phone. LOL

Kristen.janay · Apr 27, 2017

Hey ladies. I am still waiting on my acceptance letter from Macomb. But now I am wondering would it be better if I just took the classes at Chamberlain college because I will be done faster and I won't know my start date for Macomb until sometime in June.

heidiho5000 · Apr 27, 2017

Hi Kristen! Macomb is so much more cost effective than Chamberlain. I'm not sure what your gpa or HESI score is, but everybody who had posted on here sounds like they have a good chance. I would personally hold out and get the more cost effective degree. If your finances allow you to afford more, Chamberlain seems like it has a decent program. I have a friend who is almost finished at Chamberlain and she really likes it. Just complains it costs so much!

bxcomfort · Apr 27, 2017

I got my mail today with no letter in Ray Township! Maybe if I go back to sleep tomorrow will come faster.

Kristen.janay · Apr 27, 2017

It is definitely more cost effective. But I'm scared of a late start date. My GPA is 3.47 and hesi 92

heidiho5000 · Apr 27, 2017

I'm applying with a 3.50 and a 92 on the HESI! I'm right there with you. I figured I'd get January at the earliest based on people who have posted on here. I wanted to do the Accelerated BSN at OU, but I can't take out any more loans for school. Macomb is my only option.

EmergencyPrepared · Apr 27, 2017

I've spoken with my adviser up and down about the MSU program and none of the stuff you guys mentioned has ever come up (my adviser is my aunt so I doubt she left it out). I may have also satisfied some of those required classes given the fact that I am an EMT but I don't know for sure. I would wait and see if you get in and sign up for the summer classes for stuff that you will need if you're on a tight budget like myself. They will go over everything in the orientation.