HFCC 2017 Fall Program

U.S.A. Michigan

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Hi everyone,

Was curious to see if anyone is applying for Henry fords fall program for 2017. Any current students in the program that can offer any tips or advice? Thanks!

I got 53 if I calculated everything correct

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hello everyone,

I hope all is well. now that you are in the middle of your first semester of the nursing school, I like to ask if you can give us (January cohort) some insight on how it is so far, any advice, any thing that you think it would be helpful. thanks in advance and wish you all the best.

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Hi Everyone,

Hope all is well. I just have a question regarding clinical shoes for men. Is it acceptable to wear Nike (black) shoes instead of the Dickies which the school recommended?

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Hello Everyone! I about to take the HESI this Monday and I am very nervous! But anyway.. for those whose been accepted, what can we expect? What is the process? How are you all doing since you've started? Any comments are appreciated:-)

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Hello, Do you remember how you were scored? I have a 85 over all on the HESI and im a bit worried to be honest.

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All you beed is 45 points No need to worry

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Thanks :-)

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Hello!

I am looking forward to applying to the nursing program at HFCC! I have 2 kids so I am very nervous of how I would complete the program.

I would really appreciate it if someone gave me an insight of how the program is structured? What time do classes start and end, how many days a week, what days are clinicals and from what time? I would appreciate any advice you have. Thank you so much! Goodluck to all that have applied!

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Hello,

I start the program on the 23rd so I dont know what to expect but I can tell you the classes are 2 days a week with a 1 day clinical. The section that i chose is Tuesdays 9a-2p and Wednesday 11a-4p. With that section my clinical is Thursdays 7a-1:30p (you have to be at your clinical 10 mins early) Then there's the study time which I have no clue. They say you should study 2 hours per credit hour I believe. The entire program works out to be a 38 hour weekly program. I have kids myself but I think as long as you manage your time appropriately and have a good support team AND you want this.. you can do it! Good luck:-)

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Thank you very much for your response!!! Goodluck to you on this journey!

Yes I want this very badly. I just have to take the NAT, which I have been preparing for for awhile. My biggest worry is the vocabulary section. Do you remember if the vocabulary words that are in the Elsevier study book, were also on the NAT as well?

Also, thank you for stating the times, that gives me an idea of the structure of the program. This might be an early question, but are classes and clinicals scheduled 3 days a week in all 4 blocks (semesters), or do the days increase as the semesters go?

Appreciate your feedback!!

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For the NAT i studied all the words in the Elsevier. I also got study guides from the 3rd edition Elsevier. (are they still using edition 4 as the study guide?) I got a 94% when I took it. Also as the semesters go on.. Im told the clinical day increases to 2 days a week. I know there's an online class as well in the other semesters. If you go to the website I think there;s a schedule there. Are you applying for Winter 2019?

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