FutureRNJanae

No but honestly if you passed the HESI you should be fine. I know a lot of ppl from my micro class who had great grades but couldn't manage to pass the hesi.

We used potter and Perry 9th edition for foundations, but we don't cover all the chapters. And we use Wilson for nursing assessment, and again for this class we don't cover every chapter. I will try an post the chapters we covered, however they do change books time to time and make some changes to the chapters covered. So I would rent the books and rent them rather then buy them just Incase your incoming class has different books. The program overall is good. Some ppl don't like that a lot of stuff is left on you. For example you may not get lectures in your 118 and be left to read all the chapters on you own. However you can ask questions about the stuff you read if you didn't understand stuff. But you teach might not provide slides and stuff.

So I'm finishing up the first 7.5 weeks and the schedules very. Make sure you come early to your orientation and have all your required stuff in. I cannot stress this enough. It allows you to pick your schedule first and you get to pick from the available selections. I go 5 days. But some of my associates go 3 days. Join the nursing association. They help and it gives you a group to connect with. The classes are not hard, however you must must must read. And it's a lot to read and know in a short time. Hope this helps

I got my letter to. Full of excitement. And excited to start this journey. So from what ive heard is schedules are picked on first come basis of the orientation we have. So I plan to be early cause I need to get the schedule I want lol congrats to everyone

So it's officially been 4 weeks since the application "deadline" date. I say that loosely because I have heard they have extend the date before when not enough students was qualifiling. So hopefully we only have 2-4 more weeks of waiting to find out. Hoping more students who applied post they say the most successful student are those who set up a support/study group around themselves. Lol

NurseLisa From my understanding how the past few semesters have been as long as you can pass the HESI you are pretty much ok. At least I hope so lol. But they really do emphasize how vital passing the HESI is rather then the other aspects. Hope we both get accepted.

After looking at the site it will take 4-6 weeks to receive letters. Which is kind of a bummer. I wanted to be able to spend my summer reading over the books for fall but with finding out only a month and half befor start date I doubt I get to do that. (If accepted) For reference My gpa is 3.3 HESI score 94% over all. And I kind of have all my eggs in this one basket. If I'm not selected I plan to get my cna license I've already took the course just need to take state test and just work till the next application time.

So I'm waiting to either get accepted into the WCCCD nursing program or be denied. Deadline was May 15, so I wonder how long it will take to find out if you are one of the lucky 60 or not. I decided to start this post to connect with other students who applied, and see how other process is going. An just connect with ppl who if accepted I could form a study group with.