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  1. @Lindsay2 I am starting the program Spring 2022. I followed the prior three terms and their accepting progress to see what the scores were. From that information I would say shoot no lower than a 137. The HESI gives you an opportunity to really boost your score. I saw most terms no lower than 132 for cutoff amd some a bit higher 135 or so. Summer terms cutoff is usually the higher score in the 130's since there are less seats available. Use nursehub to study for HESI. Focus on your English categories ans math. Also follow the facebook groups for the terms amd you can learn a lot about the process as well.
  2. That's an excellent score
  3. Hi! I applied for the Spring semester. I believe based on the past semesters ranking scores mine is competitive. There is also a facebook group with other applicants. It's not very active at the moment. But I'm sure as time passes and closer we get to receiving denial and acceptance letters people will become more active.
  4. @Jessica Prince Yes! I have drowned out God directing me to nursing for YEARS. Trying to quiet his voice over and over again until I finally just said OK God. I DO trust you and you have never failed me. Thank you.
  5. @Jessica Prince Thank you. You know that roller coaster of faith. God has God has me. Oh my gosh they're going to think I'm a monster. No way they'll let me in. Back to God has me. ? Sometimes hearing other peoples stories provides that hope needed in our moments of weakness
  6. @Jessica Prince I'm facing the same thing and my biggest concern, as mine has been 10-years almost 11 for my felony DUI but my fear gets to me with being accepted for clinicals. Though I was told that the clinical agency tends to look at it as if the BON considers it then so do they and I've talked to the BON. I guess my question to you was what was your experience with getting accepted for clinicals? And thank you for sharing your experience
  7. What's your experience with clinical agencies with having a very old felony. I have a 10 year old felony DUI. Well reality is I have two misdemeanors and 1 felony. The two mis are from 2004&2009. Then felony in 2010. I spoke to the florida BON they said I just will need to provide documentation and proof that I'm in a recovered state. Which I can. I've been sober since my last DUI July 6 2010. The Dean of Nursing stated that she didn't for see it being a problem with the clinical agency but that could be our only hold up. Does one clinical agency work with more than one hospital. Does one nursing school do clinicals at more than one place?
  8. Hi I was wondering if you had any issues while in nursing school getting approved to do clinicals through your schools clinical agency due to the felony?
  9. Did you have problems getting into clinicals with your background? I have two misdemeanor DUI's from 2004 & 2009 and a felony Dui from 2010. But have been sober since the felony and very active in a 12 steps program and other community commitments. I have several letters of reference as well. The one school I spoke with said they couldn't take me cause they wouldn't be able to get me into clinicals

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