Classof22

There's no "on call" but schedules can change. Your time is your time, most weekends aren't an issue but the school does require attendance when you are scheduled. You could probably take a weekend or three off, but you will be very busy. 15 weeks goes extremely fast, you will feel behind on day 1, and that doesn't ease up. Clinical schedules, tests, and labs, are set in stone no matter what.

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If paying $1,000 to take a class bothers you, perhaps you need to think hard before spending $60k on a degree? The ABSN program is new at this school, they have or were in the top 5% of traditional BSN programs. This is a private Christian college, if that is an issue go somewhere else, but every program has there own prerequisites. The program is hard, it is demanding, it is extremely time consuming. Whether a program like this is worth it is up to you?

I start May 3rd. Pre requisites we're a lot of work, fast paced, and time consuming. I'm expecting the program to be the same.

I'm starting at Boswell. See you there.

It's about 50/50 as I understand it. It is very time consuming, but I think you'll be able to sneak out for a long weekend occasionally, just can't promise. I'm planning to start May 3rd, leaving two kids in NM.

It is a pretty new program, it's not too hard to get in. It is pretty heavily online though. That aspect seems to be getting from what I hear. It seems like most of what I've heard are complaints centered around the online format and the workload. As far as working during class you'll be taking 17 credits every 8 weeks. I doubt there's time for more than t 1 shift a week if that. That's why it's a 16 month program though. Get in and get it done.

I'm starting May 3rd. 4 weeks left of prerequisites.

I'm doing pre requisites now. The classes so far are very demanding and time consuming. A semester long class is essentially done in 7-8 weeks so it it very fast paced. I'm 90% sure the core classes will be this exact way.

All materials are available through the learning portal and are only available once the course actually starts, sometimes the day before.

I just registered for the program. Starting pre requisites in November and I'm planning to start in the fall. It's my understanding that this is a brand new program for the college so I'd honestly expect a few hiccups. If anyone has any advice or suggestions I'm all ears.