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I had stressed over that as well, but the higher the hesi score the better chance you'll get. You get extra points if you're already a student at NCC, if you're a NAII, and if you have a degree already.

The hesi was basically reading, math, a&p, vocab, and biology. I recommend getting the Hesi A2 book, you can get it off of amazon, study from that. It's more so, you have to brush up on things than hard. My schedule is class on Tue/Thur from 6p-9p, clinical every other weekend Sat/Sun from 6:30a-6:30p Financial aid does cover it, i've been doing loans. It won't cover your summer semester, if you're doing aid spring and fall, so i suggest saving some extra aid for that. I think there was about 50ish applicants for the night, and there is only 20 spots open.

Hi! Yes I got in for Fall 2018, for the night program. I took my Hesi 05/31 and found out 06/18 that I was accepted. My Hesi Avg score was 88, can't remember the individual scores. For the night program, I had to have all my pre-reqs completed, so all the classes we are taking are strictly nursing related. It has been an amazing experience so far!

I will be completing nursing school May 2020. My husband and I are both excited to start a family but wanted to wait until I was almost completely done with school before trying. Is it better to get pregnant during the last semester of nursing school or wait until I have graduated? I already work for a doctor so I have a job once I have completed the program. Any advice would be great!

I am completing my classes to apply for fall 2018 acceptance at Nash CC. Does anyone or has anyone applied for it in the past. How soon did you know if you were accepted? For the HESI exam; what kind of scores did you make, for the ones accepted. Any tips for a first timer applying for nursing school at a CC and what they are looking for! Thank you!