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I'm not surprised! So glad I left this school a year ago. I will be graduating from my nursing program this October. Best decision I ever made,

It honestly depends on the professor. When I read the book for certain professors it didn't help but the PowerPoints did. And some you have to do both. What I've learned is it's literally what they say in lecture and the PowerPoints. The book hasn't been helpful for me moving forward unless the professor who is teaching states read the book for the topics they teach.

It depends on what type of learner you are for the 90 percent. I've had to reassess twice. I

It depends on the blocks. Blocks 1-2 you won't be on campus much until exams. For block 3 you will be on campus for a full 4-5 days for labs. Block 4-and beyond you will be on campus more often. Clinicals can be anywhere. They are usually 30-45 mins away and very early in the morning.

LOL! It is a lot. They not playing about they 90 percent

Block 3 you will be coming for a week long lab. Block 1 and 2 you're good. For block 2 you will coming for the exams.

You will not know until you get the schedule for that course. Block one is an essay no exam. Generally exams are 2 weeks after the class starts. Block 3 has one exam . You will not know until you get the schedule for that course. Block one is an essay no exam. Generally exams are 2 weeks after the class starts. Block 3 has one exam . No worries I've been in your position so I'm going to reply. I know what it feels like

The best way to succeed in this program is only study what they present to you. Also finding outside resources that match the program. They give PowerPoints so I would follow the PowerPoints find that info in the books and stick with it. Watching lecture and taking notes helps as well. They tend to tell you what you need to know.

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Hi Tia, I just emailed you. It so much write, reply back to my email.

Hi Lizzy, Trust me I understand. What is your email? The way it works here is your first exam is nothing but dosage calculation and the second exam is all medications.

If you have questions don't hesitate to ask me.

Hello Everyone, Current ABSN student here at roseman. Just wanted to throw you guys a nugget before started the program. I would suggest buying and reading the book called clinical judgment and test taking strategies if you want to know about the type of questions you will see on exams, how to answer them and to study. This book is amazing and I wish I would have read it before starting the program. THANK ME LATER

If you can go to another program I would. Not sure if you read my post but, I transferred to another program after the first semester. The application was easy. The overall program was horrible.

Hi @SFBayAreaLVN The GPA really depends on the overall applicants as whole GPA. I would definitely say make sure it's 3.2 or above, but it depends when you're trying to attend. It's less competitive when you're trying to get in the Summer time vs Spring and fall. I retook two classes on striaghterline to become more competitive. They way only 2 weeks long and roseman accepts Clinicals varies between each block. Your first clinical rotation is 3 days in total second is 2 weeks and after that clinicals will be a month long or longer from looking my schedule. Also don't forget you have skills and have to be in person for those and that varies also. Eventually you will have to move to Vegas or South Jordan. I'd say the first 3 blocks you can get away with not living at the Location, but after that you definitely have to move.

I'd be glad to tell you more about that horrible place. What's your email?

Hi, I attended Concordia university texas (Austin campus) last semester and quickly transferred to another school that was more realistic chance of passing. After attending their nursing program one month I quickly knew it was a weed out program. Here is why. In the traditional program you attend simulations Monday , Clinicals Tuesday, lecture classes Wednesday and Thursday and skills from 8am-12pm Friday. I had the worse experience at this school and thankful I was able to transfer. I am trying to save anyone who is thinking about going to this school time and money. You will not have time to study because you will either be in class learning nothing or in skills at simulations or your clinical. You take two lecture exams on the same day which sets you up for failure because you are studying two different topics LOL. Let's not mention the day before your lecture you will have your clinical between 7am and 3:30 pm so by the time you get out of clincals you will be dog tired, so forget about looking over test material. This school is a joke I do not recommended it at all. Look at how many ppl start their program and how many actually graduate. And remember just because you pass the first semester does not guarantee you pass all other 3 semesters. I know people who got to J2 and failed repeated the class and failed again. The tutor students are a joke also because they are trying to pass themselves so how can they truly help you. When you ask a teacher for help they say go the objectives for the exams which is super board so your reading all this material for nothing. if you can get into another program please do. Concordia university texas is joke. I am currently at nursing program that cares about their students ran on a block system and gives you what you need to know. I'm taking one class at a time and just completed my second class. It's accelerated also so I will be done next October. My experience here is lovely. I have caring teachers and staff That wanna see me pass.

Thank you so much for breaking it down like that. It makes complete sense. I am going to use this method with my learning style.

Hi Karibunii, Can you give advice on how you were able to be successful in obtaining 90 percent on all exams. What helped you succeed? PowerPoints, reading the books, outside resources, adapative quizzes, study group, or overall all that I've mentioned? The fact it's one class at a time makes this obtainable.

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I'm not sure, but will definitely find out. If it's included in our tuition cost I think they will. I will get back to you once I find out.

You Welcome. Hoping you get the scholarship as well ??