Montefiore School of Nursing Spring 2022

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Hi, 

Has anyone applied or begun their application process for MSON Spring 2022 Evening program? 

Oh okay, I’ll try contacting him. Thank you and congratulations ?

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On 11/5/2021 at 1:56 PM, Loreni said:

Thank you. I called and they told me that a letter has been sent out and that I was accepted. 

Congratulations!!? have you figured out how to log into the moodlerooms yet? I keep entering the login info they gave in the packet but its not working.

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16 minutes ago, Cris0315 said:

Congratulations!!? have you figured out how to log into the moodlerooms yet? I keep entering the login info they gave in the packet but its not working.

Thank you. No I was not able to but is says that someone will be emailing us when the access has been given so I wonder if we have to wait.

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33 minutes ago, Loreni said:

Thank you. No I was not able to but is says that someone will be emailing us when the access has been given so I wonder if we have to wait.

Yeah maybe! 

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Hi all I graduated from MSON in 2018 and would be glad to give/share any feedback to anyway ! Keep faith and hang in there, believe in yourself and you will persevere !

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Hello, I hope you’re doing well! I wanted to know how was your experience with MSON. I am supposed to Start on January but I am a bit scared and wonder if their program is good or intense or bad. Please let me know l. Thank you!

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21 minutes ago, aclarke0219 said:

Hi all I graduated from MSON in 2018 and would be glad to give/share any feedback to anyway ! Keep faith and hang in there, believe in yourself and you will persevere !

Hi, I would like to hear about your experience as well. Was it hard? Do they have good professors? Were you able to get a lot of experience through the clinicals?

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Hey there so my experience at MSON was challenging to say the least yet exciting.  The professors for the most part are great not sure who is still there. What  I would say is to use the PowerPoints as a study guide regarding the topics that’ll be covered on tests but don’t rely solely on the info presented on the PowerPoints (you have to read your book to fill in blanks ) listen to what your professor says on those topics and jot down notes.  If not on the PowerPoint it means it wasn’t covered in class and will most likely not be on the test. Unless your professor specifically touches on the topic Let me be clear by that -im talking subtitles/ topics. If permitted by your professor record the lectures. The professors are very knowledgeable and are there to help but will not spoon feed you - and sometimes they’ll give hints as to what is on the tests so listen out for that as well.  Your clinical instructors  - pick their brains when you go to clinical . The program is designed to teach you via knowledge (lecture)  and exposure/experience (clinical/lab). Hope this helps 

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As far as the clinicals , it’s a good learning experience as far as patient interaction ,  you’ll get more and more exposure as you progress through the nursing classes 

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Thank you. It was very helpful.

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Hi, is the Kaplan entrance exam the same as the TEAS? 

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10 hours ago, Shaay said:

Hi, is the Kaplan entrance exam the same as the TEAS? 

No, it is a different test.

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