Zaier123

Hey guys, thought I’d just share that I got into Adelphi and am going there since i already have all prereqs/will only take 2yrs for bachelors. I am pretty sure I was going to get into Nassau since I had 90 on teas. So if you guys get a denial letter , you might get in since I’m opting out.

Thank you for explaining! Good luck with your last few weeks. I only can imagine it being rough lol.

By any chance, could you tell us about the grading? For instance, my friend is in Adelphi’s program and she says : 80% of grade - lecture 20% of grade - lab (pass/fail) Lecture - 3 or 4 exams (70%) Kaplan exam (10%) care plans (10%) quizzes which are online (10%) does nassau have similar grading? Appreciate any insight. Adelphi seems really easy but expensive

Anyone have any updates ??

we should get our decision letter April 20ish based off previous years. Good luck everyone. Less than two weeks!

You should look into adelphi if you interested in faster bsn. Just researching, it seems to be to be a pretty easy program but only bad thing is it is a private school.

You should look into adelphi if you interested in faster bsn. Just researching, it seems to be to be a pretty easy program but only bad thing is it is a private school.

You got a lot of classes, so that’s good. 4 credit class = 4 times the number gpa (Patho would be 4 x 3 = 12 points) 3 credit class= 3 times the number goa nassau resident is 10points never been in a program is 5 points by the way, cut off for this fall was end of March I think. Are you trying to apply for spring?

Interesting too you like molloy. My biggest concern with Nassau nursing is I hear the program is so much harder than molloy/Adelphi. Anyone have any insight on how hard Nassau is?

If you don’t mind me asking, what nursing program? My friend is molloy and says the program is good. But, I hear adelphi isn’t that good. Molloy would probably be my back up. also, pretty sure Nassau resident is 10pts. So, good for us residents lol.

Nice, your scores look good. I believe they soley don’t base on TEAS though. I had all 80s last semester but didn’t get in :(. And looking from older threads, it looks like we will get decision letter around April 20.

That is going to be rough. The suspense right now is killing me lol.

Anyone know when we get decision letter? Thought it was mid April but wonder if different because the program is changing

I believe Sulfolk is mainly same as ncc. Problem with sulfolk is the deadline for fall 2019 was January 19 I believe and spring 2020 deadline is end of august. Correct me if I’m wrong. If I don’t get into Nassau, I may just apply to scc next semester

I believe Sulfolk is mainly same as ncc. Problem with sulfolk is the deadline for fall 2019 was January 19 I believe and spring 2020 deadline is end of august. Correct me if I’m wrong. If I don’t get into Nassau, I will just apply to scc next semester

Probaly will take nursing 101 in the fall with heavier course load of gen electives. But honestly, I don’t think the nursing Department has a clue what is going on right now. Question for everyone. Do you guys think the way we will be accepted will change? Like if you took anatomy, you would get extra points and each Teas portion gives you points.

Thank you for posting link! Anyone see the first semester is mainly just general electives but they put in “HIST 3345”. I wonder if we all get accepted this fall, will we just take HIST 3345 in the summer? Because it seems like you can’t move onto semester 2 without doing all the semester 1 courses. Overall, this seems like a big headache. I wish Nassau didn’t do this bachelor stuff.

Out of curiosity, is anyone else confused with bachelor program ? NCC is a bachelors degree Or there is just a path to get 4 year?

Forgot that I didn’t take bio med and micro. So I guess I now have an additional 20pts. Seems like the average for day is 130-145 while the night program is like 100-110pts

Really hoping I get in, I hear ncc gets around 1000 applicants and around 80 are accepted. So far I took: Anatomy and Physiology I: A Anatomy and Physiology II: A Medical Microbiology: B+ Statistics: A Psychology: A Lifespan: A History: A English: B Biomed: B Teas: all 80s I didn’t get in last semester but took biomedical. I honestly believe ncc is one of hardest programs to get into in the ny lol