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As of now with myself and my classmates, smart watches have not been an issue. People have worn them and used them without incident to my knowledge.

Congratulations!

I had a previous degree so those we waived for me. I would contact either admissions or the nursing program directly to ask, depending on where your worry is. I am a nursing student at one of the community colleges and am doing the ASU online RN/BSN concurrently as they have a relationship to do so with the local community colleges. It is much more economically friendly that way. You may also want to see if they offer any of the required HCR classes online.

I agree with what was said above. The Mesa Community College Program is great, and has a fantastic pass rate on the nursing certification exam. I actually rearranged my whole schedule to make their program work compared to other Maricopa Community College programs. The CEP program has lots of options, just make sure that if you are doing pre reqs that you do the pre reqs for that particular CEP as they are all different.

Over the last several semesters different schools have let people know on different days. Plus there is always the second round of acceptance. It doesn't matter when you get accepted, just what you do with your chance when you do!

Obviously things can change, but it would seem like a step back to go to just sending out letters. Also, they are so insistent on having the correct email address and making sure that you monitor it so you reply by the deadline.

I am currently in ASUs program. It is not super difficult. It honestly feels like jumping through hoops. Good luck finishing block 4 and then getting started.

Previously this is exactly how it was done.

Previously they have let people know through email, had them print of the papers and then email, fax, or deliver them back in.

I believe I am paying 435 a credit hour right now through ASU. Having all the pre reqs done it is 38 credits.

You have the chance to do some co-requisites, and if you choose to sit out the Winter/Spring semester, depending on where you go and what it is called there, it is totally up to you. Most of the CEP programs start in the Summer and then your nursing classes at the CC start in the Fall.

I am sure you could call the individual testing center at a Maricopa Testing Center location and try to request that if you are trying to take the HESI at a non-Maricopa campus as was referred to my Apple-Core