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@ReturningRNStudent This semester, fall 2019 is the cohort I'm in. Must be nice ? @telma09 And yea, that's what they had mentioned but I can't see how. When I attended the seminar in the Spring, one of the current students had 2 children, with one on the way, worked full time, and still had time for activities for herself, children, and family in general. But thanks you guys. Good luck this semester and future semesters to come!

So I'm assuming students that prefer the 16 weeks courses will not be working? And if you are, how do you plan to manage the 3 courses both with studying, completing assignments, and working?? Because I would have actually preferred the 8 weeks. Not sure I could keeo this up O.o

Thanks for creating this thread @telma09 and hi everyone. It's now 2019, and they're still not accredited but said to be accredited by November of this year. The tuition is still the same (about 18k) One thing they have changed is the 1 class every 8 weeks. I guess for some reason they believe taking 3 classes for 16 weeks is a better option. But I can tell you right now, it's not. It's almost impossible to study for each class, do all assignments for each class, and work at the same time. Oh and did I mention its, advanced pharm, advanced patho, and theories for the first semester. I'm having a blast (sarcasm)