ktanderson

I got my packet! I had to check my freaking trash, Gmail sent it there for some reason! Anybody know where you go to get your shot records?? Does insurance usually pay for titers? It said in the packet that the student fee is $1200 and the books can be $1000. I really hope that's only if you buy all new books or something.

There’s no summer courses to take. It’s all at the same time with your cohort. I haven’t gotten the packet yet but I just got the email for the background check and set mine up. SAC was really my best option. I’m 32 and have kids and stuff too.

I got my email today too! Congrats and see you in January!!

Ahhhh!! So stressful!

No, they don't do interviews or essays or anything.

Oh thank you!! I hope we make it!

Nope. When I went in person in August to make sure they had all my transcripts and things, they said "October or November." AUUUUGH.

Let us know how you like it!! I applied for spring 2020.

When did you get your acceptance letters for spring? I just applied.

Any other applicants?? I just sent mine in. I heard they don't send out acceptance letters until OCTOBER which is gonna be torture.

I was so close for science!! I got 74% but I haven't taken A&P 2 (I'm taking it right now) so I was expecting to take a hit there. Oh well! What are the classes like? How many hours a day/week? I'm trying to figure out what I'll need for child care and scheduling things. Nobody at the nursing department would tell me anything useful.

Hey! How did the semester go?? I'm applying for spring 2020! What are the classes like? What were your GPA and TEAS scores? I have a 4.0 science and 3.85 other (got a stupid B+ in one of my psych courses, otherwise I'd have a full 4.0) I'll have 7/8 points for the TEAS, I'm trying to decide if I should retake it. I just barely missed the cut-off for science.

I'm having sort of the same problem with my microbiology. It's just SO MUCH material. We're doing a chapter a class, and every four chapters is a test. Two lab practicals a month. I have a 90 in the class by the skin of my teeth. If your instructor isn't that useful, is there a tutoring center at your school? Go there a LOT. If you can, stay after class to streamline your notes and re-write them neatly when it's still fresh in your mind (this is some of the best advice I ever got.) Flashcards are a must. Khan Academy has really good videos for it, too. Don't get discouraged, A&P is the most memorization-heavy class of all. Nursing school is much more about theory and application. Hang in there!

I would double check with both the licensing board if they are allowed to ask that. I have bipolar and PTSD and receive minor accommodations from my college's disability center. Nothing that impede my actual learning or grasp of the material. They are not allowed to disclose my diagnosis to any instructors or reasons for the accomodation. When you get a job, you are NOT legally required to disclose any disability, ever.

Hey, so I'm almost done with my pre-reqs for SAC! How do you like it so far? What are the classes like?