Modesto Junior College Fall 2021

Well how many points do you have?

29 minutes ago, NurseJenk said:

Well how many points do you have?

I have 67. I will be fine for lottery, but I retook physiology 2 years ago, so I have a deduction on my end. I was unaware you could retake at another school with no penalty. So suffering this time around but still going to take the chance ?

Yeah take a chance it will not hurt! Are you sure I thought if you retook a class anywhere there would be a penalty?

2 hours ago, NurseJenk said:

Yeah take a chance it will not hurt! Are you sure I thought if you retook a class anywhere there would be a penalty?

 

No, I talked to M. Garcia the allied health counselor. He say it would be fine if I took it at delta/Merced/Stan 

On 1/19/2021 at 9:38 PM, StefanieG said:

I have 67. I will be fine for lottery, but I retook physiology 2 years ago, so I have a deduction on my end. I was unaware you could retake at another school with no penalty. So suffering this time around but still going to take the chance ? 

Hi there, what if I took micro in Fresno and got a W then again a year later at Merced college. Would I get the penalty? Thank you so much!!

3 hours ago, SeeksTruth said:

 

Hello, 

I believe that you won’t get a penalty, however you need to have MJC or any other school evaluate your transcripts before application so that they will have it on record that they are equivalent. I would also make a counseling appointment with one of MJCs allied health counselors, so they can show you how to put it on your application. I’m not an expert at filling out these applications but this is what was told by M. Garcia counselor. 

1 hour ago, StefanieG said:

Hello, 

I believe that you won’t get a penalty, however you need to have MJC or any other school evaluate your transcripts before application so that they will have it on record that they are equivalent. I would also make a counseling appointment with one of MJCs allied health counselors, so they can show you how to put it on your application. I’m not an expert at filling out these applications but this is what was told by M. Garcia counselor. 

Oh OK. Thank you so much for the guidance!

On 1/19/2021 at 10:13 PM, NurseJenk said:

Yeah take a chance it will not hurt! Are you sure I thought if you retook a class anywhere there would be a penalty?

 

@NurseJenk The nice thing about MJC Nursing is that they're one of the few nursing programs around anymore that doesn't require you to submit a transcript from every college or university you ever attended when you apply. So if you do what I did, and royally screwed up my first year of college right after high school, it's not the end of the world. I retook all of those classes and finished the rest of my pre-reqs at a couple different community colleges, got straight A's in my sciences and most other courses, studied hard for the TEAS, and got into MJC Nursing on the first try... There's always a second chance, at some point ?  So if you're reading this and that's you, maybe don't submit the "bad" transcript if you don't absolutely have to. That being said: Marcos, Vie, or an MJC Nursing Instructor should be the only ones to advise you to do that (which I was advised to do in my specific case). Otherwise you could really end up digging a deeper hole for yourself.

Per the current MPSAR, Criterion 2B:
https://www.mjc.edu/instruction/alliedhealth/adnprogram/documents/updates/mspar.pdfI

I'm excited for you guys to get started on this crazy, slightly scary, but mostly super exciting part of your life's journey! If you get in, your world is about to change. And yes, for the better... most days, anyway ? I probably won't be on this thread too much after this, but if anyone needs some help with something they don't want to share with the group (I.e. applying with criminal convictions, getting selected to submit supporting documentation, getting disqualified, applying with bad grades, etc)...
Feel free to shoot me a private message. I'm a safe space, and I'm happy to help if I can.

Good luck!

Andrew Rohrer, ADN
MJC Nursing, Class of Fall '20
(Former Lead Class Rep)
 

47 minutes ago, NurseDrew said:

@NurseJenk The nice thing about MJC Nursing is that they're one of the few nursing programs around anymore that doesn't require you to submit a transcript from every college or university you ever attended when you apply. So if you do what I did, and royally screwed up my first year of college right after high school, it's not the end of the world. I retook all of those classes and finished the rest of my pre-reqs at a couple different community colleges, got straight A's in my sciences and most other courses, studied hard for the TEAS, and got into MJC Nursing on the first try... There's always a second chance, at some point ?  So if you're reading this and that's you, maybe don't submit the "bad" transcript if you don't absolutely have to. That being said: Marcos, Vie, or an MJC Nursing Instructor should be the only ones to advise you to do that (which I was advised to do in my specific case). Otherwise you could really end up digging a deeper hole for yourself.

Per the current MPSAR, Criterion 2B:
https://www.mjc.edu/instruction/alliedhealth/adnprogram/documents/updates/mspar.pdfI

I'm excited for you guys to get started on this crazy, slightly scary, but mostly super exciting part of your life's journey! If you get in, your world is about to change. And yes, for the better... most days, anyway ? I probably won't be on this thread too much after this, but if anyone needs some help with something they don't want to share with the group (I.e. applying with criminal convictions, getting selected to submit supporting documentation, getting disqualified, applying with bad grades, etc)...
Feel free to shoot me a private message. I'm a safe space, and I'm happy to help if I can.

 

Good luck!

 

Andrew Rohrer, ADN
MJC Nursing, Class of Fall '20
(Former Lead Class Rep)
 

Thank you for this information, I too screwed up straight after high school, so currently making it back up. If I don’t get in this year, I am retaking physiology at delta or Merced to save my behind. 

Hello everyone, I will be applying with 80 pts to MJC. Little discouraged it may not be enough due to the circumstances of COVID and clinical placements. I plan on retaking the TEAS in a couple weeks to improve my score for more points. If not selected I plan on obtaining a CNA license in the Summer and then re apply to MJC and other schools.

I have my counseling appointment for transcript evaluation tomorrow and waiting for Feb 1st to apply. 

Good luck to everyone applying.

4 hours ago, memorizethebook1 said:

Hello everyone, I will be applying with 80 pts to MJC. Little discouraged it may not be enough due to the circumstances of COVID and clinical placements. I plan on retaking the TEAS in a couple weeks to improve my score for more points. If not selected I plan on obtaining a CNA license in the Summer and then re apply to MJC and other schools.

I think you will get in. I haven’t heard about any adjustments made for clinical placements for covid, only for fall 2020 entrance. Hopefully they found a way to make it work. I spoke to someone who was in the program and she said they are all getting their clinicals done first at the beginning of the semester so everyone can get theirs finished. don't take my word for it though, it’s just word of mouth. I wish they would give more updates about the application period, as it literally opens in 4 days. I’m still trying to find dates for Merced and Delta.