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As far as schedules go you 100% need to be available Mondays. Traditional has lectures every Monday and their exams are on Mondays too. Ehealth doesn't go to lectures so the only time we would go to campus Mondays are for our exam prep (week before exam) and the exam itself. And as for your clinical day it's different for everyone. You will either have one 12 hour day a week or two 6 hour days. You can't pick what day(s) you get. It can be any day from Tuesday to Sunday. And to answer the other question about what's most challenging about eHealth I suppose it's that you really have to be self motivated and diligent with your studying. You're not in lecture with everyone else so the professor isn't there to clarify something, although obviously you can reach out via email and they are more than happy to help. If anything I like the schedule better because I can go at my own pace and spend more time going over something if I'm having trouble or choose to breeze by it if I find it simple, whereas in traditional you can't really do that. It's all just personal preference. I would say the manner in which you first go over the material- be it in traditional on campus or eHealth at home- isn't really a big part of how you will succeed. What really matters and the real key to success is the time and effort afterwards you put into studying and preparing for the exams. And don't just study to memorize, study to learn.

I'm ehealth. Ask anything you'd like

I'm a current nursing student, don't worry you can switch sides after the first semester

Hi all. Current BCC nursing student class of 2021 here. Should be studying but decided to check this out instead. Best of luck everyone. Like everyone else said, keep an eye on degreeworks, your major will change on there before you receive an acceptance letter in the mail. I found out I got in Feb 23. edit: oh also, Don't worry about your TEAS score. As long as you got a 50 or over you're fine. They don't rank your score and compare it to other students. It's just a checkbox on the application. I only studied for a few days and got a 68. It's fine. Only thing that determines if you get in or not is your GPA for the specific prerequisite courses.

This has been a ghost town since everyone found out they got in lol Anyone know when orientation might be? Really excited to learn more info.

Hi all. I got in, noticed the degreeworks change over weekend and received my letter on tuesday. For Preadmission classes my GPA was 3.88. I chose eHealth. Any other eHealth students? I only see traditional lol