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I took biochem with in that 5 year period but still had to take it at wgu, which was fine because it was included in the tuition

Yes but, there were multiple people in my cohort that didn’t

2.5 years

Hey I am

IM at wgu Houston.

Yes so far my clinicals has always been in houston. You will normally have one test for the class I just depends on when you want to take it.

Same I spend around 30 hours it depends also I try to get all the reading done

I'm in Texas, I didn't have any issues my job allowed me to do all my clinicals with them. I just had to do all the footwork with all the paperwork.

it's been touch and go for a while, lack of support, and changing of clinical sites. I try to just roll with the punches, lucky for me I have a great cohort that's what makes it so much better.

my Preceptor was nice and although I had to drive 2 hours to another clinical site due to covid.

No I had no previous experience. I can see how being a CNA could help prepare for fundamentals like making beds and showing. But I didn’t feel like it made a difference my cohort have a lot of different back grounds teachers, flight attendants. It just depends on how bad you want it.

I’m in Thebes program, so far not so bad

I’m currently in the houston cohort going into term 3

I’m currently in the program and I’m not a LVN and doing fine. I have some LVN in my cohort and they still have the same problems I have but they are great at communicating with patients.

how much was tuition it seems pricey