PTA-RN

soooo, I have taken 3 classes now. Yes HCA pays directly. It's easy and hassle-free. You do buy your books, but honestly, I've just been using my old nursing school books instead. You write papers and do discussion posts. Sometimes they ask you to make a PowerPoint presentation or other type of project. The school is good with communication. The work is graded easy in my opinion. There are no tests. Taking two classes at once was a little much in addition to working full time, so I changed to only taking one at a time and that has been better for me.

I also would like to know how the classes and assignments are?? I have just enrolled and begin Oct 25. So far it's good. There haven't been any red flags. You just use the HCA education benefit website to sign up for direct billing. The only thing I have had to buy are the books.

Accepted to Houston with 52 points. I'll decline though. University of Houston sent their acceptances about a month ago. Are there any alternates?

University of Houston! I'm happy. It will be intense because it's acelerated and only one year long! Oh sorry! I didn't realize the campuses had different intent to enroll dates. Kingwood is Oct 18.

My guess would be after Oct. 18. That's how long they gave us to accept or decline. I'm declining since I heard back from my BSN program and got in.

Check your emails. I got in!

Yes accepted at Kingwood!, but still waiting on two other BSN programs

I did...I was thinking it was from the other program, but maybe not!!!? It doesn't have a school name on it.

I got one of those identogo emails this morning.

My other program is having castlebranch issues due to the hurricane. I bet that's what the hold up is.

I've got a pretty good score. Kingwood. No emails.

I actually ran into an alumni at the place I work. They didn't have to do an interview at that time, so she had no idea. The program took her 2 years because she failed a class ������ wish i I had more info than that!

I asked them and kingwood said 2-4 weeks. I'm thinking Friday...but hoping for tomorrow!

I do not think Lonestar considers bachelor degrees, but I know several BSN programs will.

I had a 3.6 GPA and 90% Teas