Jordanmedical ASN, CNA, EMT-B

Bootcamp is a full day. Like 8am til 4 if I remember correctly

Some of us have clinicals Thursday

Yeah live on your email, I went on a small vacay to visit family and still was able to do things like Tb test and getting shot records and uploading forms.

Week 3 and it never stops lol The cohort is split in two for HA and skills but all together for FON. Including clinicals, it’s 5 days a week between class lab and testing.

Boot camp is for everyone as is orientation and they’re both mandatory. Only diff is concurrent students have a longer orientation due to UCF coming with info.

Boot camp is a fun intro to what to expect for the program. Then orientation is what to expect from the college. Trust me your acceptance letter will give you dates and times of everything plus a million other things you have to pay for and do once y...

Hi future nurses, I was just in your shoes in January before the long wait. I just started last week and because it’s summer there’s no time wasted. Good luck to you all and don’t forget to creat a FB group. It helps pass the wait to do it together l...

It was extended to 5 due to too many not passing the semester with Advanced med-surg and maternal/baby.

I would ask this in the facebook group, there are a lot of previous applicants over there.

yes it is to accept the seat. And TY

you'll know after March 6th

I got in and I'm still waiting for them to send me an email saying just kidding lol

beyond anxious

1 more week

I'm wondering the same about the hospitals in the Orlando area?

They take 100 every term so that's 300 in the year. I wish they took more and 85 are concurrent seats.

I can't answer your Valencia Q but I was told they have 15 seats for traditional but only 14 due to someone having to repeat. Seems like the traditional is harder to get into than the concurrent due to the seats.

Now that we are in the waiting period, anyone else wanna share their stats?

Traffic tickets come up on background checks?!

I can't believe we have to wait til March to know. How is everyone dealing with the wait? I have 1 class, work, and family to occupy my mind but I'll still be on edge. Wish I saw more information regarding those applying for the generic but most go ...

it's 104 per credit hour in state and as I think of how reasonable it is nowadays. I remember when UCF when to that amount when I went there for my Bachelor's and I thought it was so expensive lol

there's a thread started by someone who got in last semester and had to defer. I applied for traditional pGPA:3.17 TEAS: 88

applied at alt and I was like 92.

Asked at main campus while there printing and their almost at 60

May I ask what category you were when they told you to retake the TEAS?