Mountain View Spring 2020 application.

Anyone on the group FB page? I do not keep a FB but I have a NCLEX study guide that I think would be very helpful for us as we prep for nursing school and the RN licensure exam. If you could PM me an email, I can send the PDF so that someone can upload it on there so anyone that wants it can have access.

It also has practice questions w/ rationales.

[email protected] you can email me

9 minutes ago, ATN said:

[email protected] you can email me

Perfect. Thanks!

can you email it to me also thank you [email protected]

Classes are uploaded on econnect

What sections are you guys in?

Lec I have 63002

Our real schedules for the other two classes won't be given to us until closer to Jan, isn't that right?

Does anyone have the pdf or link to the admission ranking? I see it online but not clear on if how many points each class is worth for my new application to fall 2020. Please help ?

2 hours ago, Goldengirl18 said:

Does anyone have the pdf or link to the admission ranking? I see it online but not clear on if how many points each class is worth for my new application to fall 2020. Please help ?

https://www.brookhavencollege.edu/cd/credit/nursing/bhc/pages/application-packet.aspx?DCCCD_College=BHC

I have that one, now I’m trying to find Mountain View’s ranking. Thank u though!

3 hours ago, Goldengirl18 said:

I have that one, now I’m trying to find Mountain View’s ranking. Thank u though!

https://www.mountainviewcollege.edu/cd/credit/nursing/mvc/pages/admission-ranking.aspx

The academic ranking (grade letters of prerequisite/supporting courses) is rather clear, what isn't clear, however, is the non-academic ranking (interview and the written sample). In my estimation, the interview and the written sample constitute a significant portion of admissions consideration.

Dress well and prepare well for the written sample and interview, this could potentially get you in with weak academic points, or guarantee you admission with strong academic points. I've read some students with excellent academic points but got denied because of poor performance on interviews or writing samples.

My suggestion is that, aim for strong academic points and ace the interview and the written sample and acceptance will be a breeze.

In my recollection, the MVC nursing program received 150 applicants for the Spring 2020 cohort and 50 were accepted, that's 33% acceptance rate--a rather high acceptance rate for a nursing program.

Being a male might give one an edge as schools strive for diversity. All the males I've seen during my interview were incidentally accepted. Nursing is a historically female-dominated profession, thus, gender might account for something (but don't rely on it though).

Hope this was useful to you!