NVCC Spring 2020

37 minutes ago, MEC Counselor said:

If you still have co-requisite courses left to take, we recommend taking them over the Spring 2020 and Summer 2020 semesters. This will help reduce your course load. Students can use that extra time to take transfer oriented courses and/or participate in co-enrollment programs. GMU is very popular however ODU also has an excellent one too.

You can also check out our free tutoring services for nursing students, https://www.nvcc.edu/medical/tutoring/resources.html and familiarize yourself with resources available on our campus.

Thank you! This helps a lot, I have microbio and two mason core classes left so I’ll be taking them Spring/Summer to start Fall co-enrollment courses. Fingers crossed!

1 hour ago, jessvq22 said:

Thank you! This helps a lot, I have microbio and two mason core classes left so I’ll be taking them Spring/Summer to start Fall co-enrollment courses. Fingers crossed!

If you are doing mason co-enrollment, they won't let you start that until your second semester in the NOVA nursing program. If you are doing Mason Advance than its a little different.

5 hours ago, MEC Counselor said:

If you are doing mason co-enrollment, they won't let you start that until your second semester in the NOVA nursing program. If you are doing Mason Advance than its a little different.

As soon as I find out if I’m in the NOVA nursing program for Spring 2020, I’m going to apply for Mason’s co-enrollment program that begins Fall 2020. I, unfortunately, had too many transfer credits from my previous university to do the Advance program. I haven’t been able to talk to any students in the co-enrollment through NOVA/Mason and I’ve been wondering what the workload would be like?

12 hours ago, jessvq22 said:

As soon as I find out if I’m in the NOVA nursing program for Spring 2020, I’m going to apply for Mason’s co-enrollment program that begins Fall 2020. I, unfortunately, had too many transfer credits from my previous university to do the Advance program. I haven’t been able to talk to any students in the co-enrollment through NOVA/Mason and I’ve been wondering what the workload would be like?

The Mason co-enrollment has a sample schedule to give you an idea. Students report that it puts a strain on them to do the program, but that if you've done your co-requisites ahead of time you can do it.

If you start the NOVA nursing program fall 2020, you would apply and then start your first semester with Mason Spring 2021.

Mason tends to send representatives your first semester to talk about and recruit eligible students for the co-enrollment program.

https://nursing.gmu.edu/academics/bsn-programs/co-enrollment-bsn-program-non-veteran

Note that the sample schedule has not been updated to the new NSG curriculum.

4 more days until they send out the first letters! So nervous! ?

11 minutes ago, iwanttopetallthedogs said:

4 more days until they send out the first letters! So nervous! ?

No, read the past comments. We won’t know anything until the 28th at the earliest.

1 minute ago, KayDRN said:

No, read the past comments. We won’t know anything until the 28th at the earliest.

... ?? But last I read, posted by MEC Counselor, they said the 21st??

13 minutes ago, iwanttopetallthedogs said:

... ?? But last I read, posted by MEC Counselor, they said the 21st??

Yes and the MEC commented again and said he/she checked and now it’s the 28th the earliest. Read back a page.

37 minutes ago, iwanttopetallthedogs said:

... ?? But last I read, posted by MEC Counselor, they said the 21st??

There were some delays in processing and they don't expect letters/emails to go out until the week of the 28th. However, it could be before assuming everything lines up and gets done.

By the way, it really helps us out if you follow and like our facebook page. If you'e on there we encourage you to give a like and follow. We try and cultivate a community on campus and want everyone to feel a sense of belonging.

5 minutes ago, MEC Counselor said:

By the way, it really helps us out if you follow and like our facebook page. If you'e on there we encourage you to give a like and follow. We try and cultivate a community on campus and want everyone to feel a sense of belonging.

I follow and comment frequently on the MEC page. The page manager responds quickly and is informative.

2 hours ago, MEC Counselor said:

There were some delays in processing and they don't expect letters/emails to go out until the week of the 28th. However, it could be before assuming everything lines up and gets done.

Just out of curiosity, will we all find out at the same time?