PBCC-palm beach comm. college

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Hi everyone,

I'm in the process of study for the nurse Procalc and the NLN entrance exam for PBCC fall nursing program.

I read on line that this school works on a point system

I was wondering if anyone who has been accepted to the program

(past/Present) student: HOW MANY POINTS DID YOU HAVE TO

WHEN ACCEPTED TO THE PROGRAM.

Anyone with info about the program, would be helpful.

Thanks

but i just want to take the test!!... i still need a transcript sent to them?

i'm not planning to attend their institution though.

is that the only school you know of?

if you just want to take the test I dont think so....

I thought you were going to apply @PBCC did you change your mind

I believe Indian river is done on computer and you get grades right away... IMO thats better than waiting 3 weeks to get them.. I think you can take it in pensecola but, thats further.

BCC doesnt offer it?

I just checked MDC offers it, there are some seats left.. better hurry :o)

I just checked there are several seats avail. for pharm...

Good luck to everyone starting in 09. I just finished up first semester and looking forward to the holiday break!

how was 1st semester? which campus do you go to? Do you really need all the books that is on the list? TY

I just checked MDC offers it, there are some seats left.. better hurry :o)

mdc only offers the LPN NLN test.

Danoob, a warm welcome to allnurses.

Thanks for checking Mystical i really appreciate your help.

No, i didnt change my mind about Pbcc i'm hoping to get in the program in August thats why im going crazy trying to find a testing site.

im going to call indian river now, hopefully i can get some good news from them.

how was 1st semester? which campus do you go to? Do you really need all the books that is on the list? TY

I went to Lake Worth Campus. First semester was about what I expected. It starts off pretty hectic, but slows down a little bit after clinicals get going.

Books that I didn't use this semester but may use in second were:

The Essentials of Nursing Care, Planning and Documentation--Didn't use this at all.

Fluid & Electrolytes Made Incredibly Easy--you touch on fluids and electrolytes, but just introductory and I found the lecture textbook had all the information I needed. I think it will be usefull in second.

Nutrition book--didn't buy one or need it.

There are two nursing diagnosis books:

Mosby’s Guide to Nursing Diagnosis

and The Nursing Diagnosis Handbook

They are pretty much the same, but the blue one (nursing diagnosis handbook i think) has the rationales, and is the only one I used. I have it on PDA. The other book is yellow and I did not use it at all. The yellow one is smaller and one of the teachers said you could bring it to clinicals or something, but I didn't really do any care plan stuff during clinicals first semester.

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