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I just completed the pharmacology course and the next course I have to take is Intro to Professional nursing , they aren't doing the class for spring 2017 anymore because the Lpn students would have to start semester 2 during the summer which is only 12 weeks and it would set them up for failure being that semester 2 is the most challenging semester in the program. I'll keep you posted on anything new from the school.
I just completed the pharmacology course and the next course I have to take is Intro to Professional nursing , they aren't doing the class for spring 2017 anymore because the Lpn students would have to start semester 2 during the summer which is only 12 weeks and it would set them up for failure being that semester 2 is the most challenging semester in the program. I'll keep you posted on anything new from the school.
I was recently at the transition info session. I too have been looking for a transition student who has experience with their accelerated program since it is fairly new. I thought you were in it because you made this thread last year. I am dead set on pbsc though.
Hello, I went to a prev. orientation session and this was the book she said to use Saunders Q & A Review for the NCLEX-RN® Examination, 5e (Saunders Q&A Review for NCLEX-RN): 978143772�228: Medicine & Health Science Books @ Amazon.com
She also stated that any NCLEX book fundamentals section will suffice
Do you plan on starting this fall? I will PM you.
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Hi everyone, I'm an LPN going for the transition at Palm Beach State College. I haven't had any luck finding stories about transition students at this school. If there is anyone out there who did the transition can you please tell me about your experience from testing to getting the acceptance letter?
About me: I've been working as an LPN for a year, I took the Hesi math and NACE1 and passed. The nursing program specialist added me to semester 2 Full-Time for fall 2017.
**I just want to know the process you went through before getting accepted in the program.
Thanks!