I wanted to start a post about Molloy’s BSN program starting Spring 2021. I didn't see there’s a post so I decided to make one.
I just got accepted into the program and wanted to get advice from current or former students and students who plan to attend the program.
I’m an NCC student and applied into NCC’s nursing program but won't get a decision before Molloy's deposit date. So I’m leaning on going to Molloy to secure my spot if I don't end up being accepted in NCC. So I want to get some insight in how well the program is and how hard it is. Also, how long will it take to complete if I have all my prereqs. I’m hoping 2 years but I’m also worried about the amount of classes stacked in a semester. I have a toddler also and have my child in NCC’s daycare but Molloy doesn't have a daycare as far as I know which will be a challenge to get her in a reputable daycare that won't be extremely expensive.
Also, does anyone know if NCC’s College Chem CHE 131 is comparable to Molloy’s CHE 1120?
Specializes in RETIRED Cath Lab/Cardiology/Radiology.
Hello all,
There are two approved ways of creating a special area for your cohort on this site.
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I used the mometrix book and purchased the practice exams from ATI’s website. Molloy only looks at your reading and math and needs to be over a certain % (reading over 76 I believe and math over 80). Math I checked out BCraftmath on Youtube and scored a 92.3 with his videos. Reading I did well from mometrix book and Pocketprep app.
Hi! I stumbled across your post today after I took my TEAS (already applied to Molloy for Fall 2021) and I earned a 78.7 on reading and a 100 on math. Were you told by an admissions counselor that the minimum for reading is a 76? I can’t seem to find anything about score requirements online. I am just asking because I scored 1 question below an 80% and I really would hate to have to retake the TEAS because of ONE question! Especially considering I did very well on the math section.
Are we supposed to indicate ourselves as transfer on the application if we graduated from a university already? And do we need to submit our transcript somehwere?
I recommend Chamberlain over Molloy. Molloy was my #1 choice but I will finish faster at Chamberlain. It’s a 3 yr program but If you transfer in everything like I am you can finish in 2 years 4 months with a low load of only one and occasionally two classes per session. I’m saving 50k taking the Gen ED’s at Sophia.org, sciences at Portage Learning and Chemistry and a couple other Gen ED’s at study.com. So I will pay about 42k total for the 2 years. They are flexible with transfer credits. You can pick your clinical day. Molloy is a great school but I couldn’t get passed the fact that with my LPN license I would be alongside freshman marketed as a mobility program.
dianah, ASN
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Hello all,
There are two approved ways of creating a special area for your cohort on this site.
One: create a facebook page. Posting this link is allowed.
Two: create a "club" for your cohort by clicking on the Breakroom link in the yellow bar to the left of this page. Then follow instructions in Create A New Club in the green bar at the top of the page.
References to other than these two avenues will be moved from view, to comply with the Terms of Service.
Thank you!