Jalambelet1213
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It’s fully online, I’m taking it this Summer. If you don’t take the Chemistry class then you aren’t able to take a full load of nursing courses this fall, from what the admissions person told me!
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OK cool - just made one! I'm sure we'll be a small group since this thread isn't very active. But that's OK ? It's under Molloy College Accelerated BS/MS Fall 2020 (very creative, I know). https://www.facebook.com/groups/266477001393810/
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Hey - is anyone interested in a Fall 2020 facebook group? I just want to keep up to date with everyone on their progress towards starting the program. I'm having some communication issues with various offices and figured if would be good to stay in touch! ?
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Shoot maybe I should follow up! Thanks guys!
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Yeah I dropped $4000 on CHE 1120 so I could start all of the nursing courses this fall. Still missing nutrition but I’ll probably take that in the Spring if they’ll allow it. I was told by admissions we should be receiving emails soon to schedule advising appointments!
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Oh I get it! I'm totally not questioning it, I just have looked at other comm colleges like where we live now in Virginia and it's a bit different. When you start the nursing school it's a full 2 years, done, you have your RN. Followed by 1-2 semesters concurrently at a local university to get the BSN. I'm actually waitlisted at SBU's 2 year basic program and did put a deposit in at Molloy which isn't very cheap but I'd have the BSN in two years. Shoot - I'll definitely have to weigh my options and talk with advising etc. THANK YOU!! I do appreciate the feedback. No one in advising or admissions ever gave me straight up answers. I kept getting the "nursing decisions will come out at the end of April" email that we all know and love!
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Oh god..If that's the case I might have to revisit this program then. Another person in admissions told me before forwarding my email: "The only information I can share with you is that the Nursing Associates degree takes 2 years to complete regardless of the prerequisites because NUR courses are taken in a sequence and during the fall and Spring term."
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OK I'll check that out. Yeah I was pretty alarmed by that. I spent 1.5-2 years on prereqs only to take another Full 4......on top of my damn wasted BA. I have about the same gen eds and prereqs as everyone else here so 4 years seems like a bit of a stretch. I'll check out the "what ifs" and wait for my actual advising appointment!
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So this isn't about acceptance letters now. haha I was never able to go to an open house so I applied based on the descriptions/routes of admissions which as we know can be vague and confusing. Would you guys assume that if you had a BA and most of the semester 1 and two classes done that the program wouldn't take 4 WHOLE years to complete? I got a pretty short response from someone in advising I emailed last week telling me that it takes EVERYONE 4 years. I mean don't we all have at least the first 2 semesters already completed? "The program will take you, and all students in the program, 4 years to complete. Five semesters are spent at NCC, leading to an AS degree. Then you take (and hopefully pass) the NCLEX exam, to become a registered nurse. This is followed by 3 semesters of online classes through Empire State College, culminating in a BS degree. In the NYC metropolitan area, it is very difficult to obtain a hospital nursing job with anything less than a bachelor’s degree IN NURSING."
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Got an email from someone in admissions. Apparently if you applied through the office of admissions you'll receive your acceptance letter (likely paper) through them. If you applied as a transfer through the nursing department, you'll get notice from that office. Weird but I guess we know a bit more now!