Molloy Accelerated BS/MS Fall 2020

ErikaB10 · Mar 15, 2020

On 3/13/2020 at 4:40 PM, Jalambelet1213 said:
Oh thanks for the feedback! Yeah I just took my TEAS last week so I’m glad they had a quick turnaround on an acceptance! I’m likely going to send the deposit and then cross my fingers about SBU. I applied to their basic bacc program since I was one prerequisite short for their accelerated program!

I figured Molloy was a little pricey which is why it wasn’t exactly my first choice! I’m using the GI bill which should cover a good portion of it but I have to find out how to cover the rest!

I was also accepted the other day. I also applied as a last minute decision as SBU was my first choice but I wasn’t offered an interview for their 2 year program. I sent my deposit into molloy and am looking forward to the program. I have spoken to so many people who have nothing but great things to say about the program. Best of luck!

Jalambelet1213 · Mar 15, 2020

18 hours ago, ErikaB10 said:
I was also accepted the other day. I also applied as a last minute decision as SBU was my first choice but I wasn’t offered an interview for their 2 year program. I sent my deposit into molloy and am looking forward to the program. I have spoken to so many people who have nothing but great things to say about the program. Best of luck!

That’s great to hear thanks for answering! I think SBU is my first choice because of cost and it’s what I researched/spent more effort on. The whole interview process really ramps up the desire to go there! Got a little more excited about being accepted to Molloy and will definitely be happy for the opportunity!

Jalambelet1213 · Apr 3, 2020

On 3/14/2020 at 10:14 PM, ErikaB10 said:
I was also accepted the other day. I also applied as a last minute decision as SBU was my first choice but I wasn’t offered an interview for their 2 year program. I sent my deposit into molloy and am looking forward to the program. I have spoken to so many people who have nothing but great things to say about the program. Best of luck!

Hey! So I was wait-listed at SBU and now can dedicate my energy towards the Molloy process. I emailed admissions because honestly their prerequisite requirements are very foggy/vague. What’s the exact timeline for completion since they refer to it as “accelerated”?

ErikaB10 · Apr 3, 2020

1 hour ago, Jalambelet1213 said:
Hey! So I was wait-listed at SBU and now can dedicate my energy towards the Molloy process. I emailed admissions because honestly their prerequisite requirements are very foggy/vague. What’s the exact timeline for completion since they refer to it as “accelerated”?

I think that accelerated refers more to the masters program because you can start taking masters classes during the second year of study. I have a bachelors degree already and am transferring in about 98 credits. They sent me the classes I would need to take to finish my degree and it is 17 nursing classes and 1 English class due to not scoring high enough in the TEAS test English portion. It should take me 2 years to finish those classes which includes a Summer session of 2 classes. I don’t know how long to program takes if you do not have all the prereqs.

ash6117 · Apr 3, 2020

Are they still accepting applications for the Fall?

ErikaB10 · Apr 3, 2020

43 minutes ago, ash6117 said:
Are they still accepting applications for the Fall?

I am not sure.

Jalambelet1213 · Apr 3, 2020

1 hour ago, ash6117 said:
Are they still accepting applications for the Fall?

They’re rolling admissions so it’s worth a shot!

Jalambelet1213 · Apr 15, 2020

Hey - has everyone here taken CHE 1120? I'm having a minor meltdown because I was under the impression the only Chemistry prereq was basic chem. From what I'm reading on the catalog.. it is definitely ORGANIC Chem!! Missing that would set me back a full semester because it's a prereq for most nursing classes. I'm trying to scramble to find a place to take a Summer organic chem class at. Any ideas?

Admissions told me Nassau CC's equivalent was CHE 135 which isn't even called organic - it's "Chemistry for applied sciences." And then Suffolk would be CHE 120 or 200.

I was really hoping to finish Molloy in exactly 2 years.

ay1125 · Apr 20, 2020

Can someone please explain how long the entire program is? Is it 2.5 years to get the masters degree to be a NP? What prereqs are needed?

alymship · Apr 21, 2020

Hey guys! So the CHE 112 course is really just a basic intro to organic and biochemistry for nursing majors. The “true” organic Chemistry at Molloy is CHE 200, so don’t take orgo at another school over the Summer! I would definitely call the school and see what will satisfy the requirement, because it’s only a 100 level Chemistry class.

With all or most of the prerequisites completed before the start of the program, the BSN should be exactly two years. I’m unsure about how long the NP portion is.

Jalambelet1213 · Apr 21, 2020

27 minutes ago, alymship said:
Hey guys! So the CHE 112 course is really just a basic intro to organic and biochemistry for nursing majors. The “true” organic Chemistry at Molloy is CHE 200, so don’t take orgo at another school over the Summer! I would definitely call the school and see what will satisfy the requirement, because it’s only a 100 level Chemistry class.
With all or most of the prerequisites completed before the start of the program, the BSN should be exactly two years. I’m unsure about how long the NP portion is.

Weird, I was in touch with admissions and they said my CHM 111 (fairly basic entry Chem) and said I’d need their CHE1120 still. We’ll see!

alymship · Apr 21, 2020

48 minutes ago, Jalambelet1213 said:
Weird, I was in touch with admissions and they said my CHM 111 (fairly basic entry Chem) and said I’d need their CHE1120 still. We’ll see!

So that course (CHM 111) is probably most comparable to a basic general Chemistry, but the CHE 112 is likely more of a fundamentals of organic/biochemistry for nursing. I know someone taking CHE 112 and it seems pretty easy. You should look into whether or not you can take it at Molloy over this Summer!