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Hlopez90

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  1. Hi! Student orientation is May 12th (virtually all day) and the Start Date is May 24th! Hope that helps ?
  2. Hi there, The deadline to pay the deposit is April 9th and you can’t pay it until you accept the intent to enroll portion so I’m guessing that’s the deadline? Hope that helps!
  3. I intuitively scheduled a physical already that will happen next week and will order blood tests and titers as well ? Thanks for the help Alex, appreciate it!
  4. Just joined! Reading all of the kind words you have for each other is really inspiring, please don’t give up and continue applying, you all sound like some AMAZING folks, we need more of you in the healthcare field. Take care, rest up, and keep going, sending you all hugs and light energy. Hi Alex!! is there anything we should be doing to get started? I filled out my intent to enroll, paid the deposit, logged back into my old USF profile and updated my address, I checked financial aid but there’s nothing yet and it said it wouldn’t be available until after I register on April 12th... any tips would be helpful!! Thank you, super excited!
  5. I got in y’all!! I’m so emotional right now!! AHH.
  6. I had a dream last night that I got accepted- hoping it’s not just a dream lmao
  7. Y’all actually thought you said something smart- please just stop ? It’s always the folks who peddle BS and then get called out for it who end up trying to victimize themselves instead of admitting they’re wrong and learning for the experience- ay caramba
  8. Yeah I would’ve assumed it was accredited and was part of the program. Do they at least offer some guarantee that you will have a chance at passing if you do go thru the USF MSN program?
  9. Exactly- almost every drug on the market can be seen as “still an experiment” by her definition. A medication that’s been in the market for years may work for one person and kill another, does that still technically make it experimental? It seems she is selectively using this term to support her flawed beliefs. Seriously- sooo irresponsible!
  10. THANK YOU!! Definitely suspicious right?!
  11. I suggest you take a new Microbiology class if you’re able to. The stuff you’re talking about is borderline conspiracy theory ideology and I would not be comfortable having you as a provider for myself personally, no shade just truth. Again, it seems to be only about you and you ignore my and others postings re: how research was conducted and actual FACTUAL information. This is not a new chemical LOL- it’s a spike protein from the virus itself. This type of scientific approach to disease and virology isn’t actually that new. It’s literally the same thing that would happen if you got infected by the virus- minus the actual virus capsule and DNA itself... which again, as was posted above, and would be a lot scarier.
  12. It’s not really a personal choice when you’re a healthcare worker in my opinion. It’s not just about you, it’s about the community you work with. I’ve had both doses and absolutely no symptoms except a light fever and some fatigue that same day (normal, it’s an immune response- body is doing its job). Every medicine you take has the possibility to cause reaction, it’s just how probability works. I guess I can say that I’m grateful in hindsight that I had a virology researcher as my Microbiology teacher, no matter how difficult she made the class, she broke everything down; it’s so relevant today and helped me personally tell shady info from real info. The reason it took so little time is because governments and companies cut the red tape that usually causes so much time in between vaccine research, development, and release. Literally 1000s of researchers and scientists teamed up around the world and used shared platforms to share information and work together; I don’t think some of you realize how historic this is. Also, 1000s of human participants courageously volunteered as testing subjects. I’m not judging anyone but a simple Google search (obviously looking at legit articles) will produce this information for anyone. Citing conspiracy theory material are we now? Yikes...
  13. I still can’t believe some nurses believe this... Yikes. The vaccine DOES NOT go into any of your cells, it’s there to create an immune response for your own cells so that they can detect the virus in future infections via the spike proteins the virus presents. Spike proteins are part of the virus that attach to the cells, the virus capsule itself is what has the “DNA” (instructions) which actually goes into the cell via “injection” to hijack and take over the to replicate and infect.

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