futureRN1999

Congratulations! I took it with All Care Health Services (the website is on our paperwork). It was scheduled for 3 hours but didn't take that long. With the student discount it was $45 and the instructor was great-super informative and to the point. It was easy to learn and the test was open book.

I believe that 84% or 21/25 is passing for AHA -you did great!

I would assume you passed as 23/25 is 92%. They probably would tell you if you did not pass. If she was verifying email and address, maybe it was for you to receive your certificate or card. I wasn't able to do the class today - how was it? I am planning on doing mine at All Care Health Services next week.

Traditional and application was submitted 4/30 and processed 5/1. Wasn't yours right around that time too?

Just received my acceptance letter too!

Oh wow, I really hope we don't have to wait that long. I am wondering if the change in campuses and the addition of the evening program has made it more complicated for filling seats. Hopefully soon!

Nothing here

I did get the email and I chose Osceola-so hopefully I get accepted for that program instead of or along with the evening program.

None here...I applied for daytime first and evening a couple days later. But now that they are offering the entire program at Osceola - I am hoping that I get the daytime program as I only live a few minutes from campus. I am wondering if we will have a choice or will they assign us to a program.

It looks like some concurrent students are receiving theirs based on postings on this site. It feels like forever but we are in the 5th week after the priority deadline so it's within the timeframe they stated but it sure feels like it's been a lot longer. Maybe by the end of the week or sooner!

No emails here yet

I agree - the wait suddenly feels like forever! I applied 4/30 but my application submission is 5/1. I hope to get in Fall but Spring is fine too. Either way, I am ready to know. I feel like everything is at a standstill until the emails come out. It seems I have heard the concurrent students get their emails first, do you know anything about that? If that is true, I wonder how much longer the traditional students have to wait for their emails. Hopefully we will know sooner rather than later!

Not yet...but I know sonography students got their emails yesterday so hopefully soon!

I am not sure how SCC is but for Valencia as long as you meet the minimum requirements, you will be accepted. It's first come, first serve regardless of how high your GPA or TEAS are. As far as I understand, if the semester you are applying for fills up, then you are considered for the following semester. I am not 100% on how they handle that though. This is for the traditional RN program. I am not sure how the Concurrent program is and I know the LPN to RN is a point system.

Did you happen to see in the Fall course credit schedule for Nursing I that the evening times are M, W 6-9 and Sat 8-6? They have all the Nursing I courses for only 3 days/week- 2 days are 1/2 days and a 10hr day which I assume is lab/clinical (it was two long days 9-4 before - making it 4 days/week).

Thank you! That is very helpful.

I don't know how the schedule will be for Fall, but the Summer schedule for Nursing 1 used to show from 6-10 a couple nights, 6-9 one night and I think it was all day Friday and/or Saturday. I don't remember exactly. They had it posted a couple of months ago but if you go look now, you won't see anything for Nursing 1 for the Summer. So, I am not sure if they will continue that for the fall or not and I am not even 100% that is what it is for this Summer - I am just going by what the Valencia course schedule showed.

My email did not specify which program for my application.

I did meet up with an advisor-she did not know so she told me to reach out to the Health Sciences department and ask. I didn't follow up-I just applied to both.

I did not call about it since I went ahead and applied to both separately. Initially I did daytime, then realized I would do evening/weekend if it got me in sooner so I applied two days later to the evening program. So I am not sure if I needed to apply to both but I did anyways just in case they process those applications separately. My advisor wasn't sure so she said to ask by replying to the email (from Health Sciences Application Team)that said my application was submitted and being reviewed for Fall 2018. I did reply but did not hear anything back. So I am not sure what will happen - if I get accepted to both and choose which seat I want or if they will assign me a seat in either day or evening.

No problem! It sounds like you are fine since you have your AA and since your degree audit says you are good. The SLS class is for first time in college students, so we don't have to take it as far as I understand.

I did not take SLS because I have a BS degree so I am exempt from taking it. Have you generated reviewed a degree audit? In Atlas, go to the Students tab, scroll down towards middle bottom of page and choose My Academic Progess (degree audit). Then choose view previous audit-then choose Nursing Admission Check, if it's an option. Once you see it, it should show all that is required (classes, TEAS score) and if it is completed for the nursing program. That should help.

I am not sure about the SLS but I know the health info session was only a recommendation not a requirement.

I am pretty sure it should only be $15 unless you applied to both the daytime and evening program-then $30 would be correct.

If it were me, I would wait for them to receive and process the check especially if you mailed it yesterday. They are quick to change it to submitted once payment is received. Then shortly after, you should get an email confirmation.