Leo Alejandro

I applied to the pediatrics ED and got rejection email in 2 days. I'm hoping it's because I don't graduate nursing school until december and the January start date would be too soon. I then applied to PICU fellowship and haven't heard back yet

Hey I'm about to graduate UConn's CEIN program and I have no complaints and it was honestly a really good experience. The Spring semester consists of Health Assessment/Fundamentals being one class which is once a week on Fridays and then Pharm followed after (so 2 classes in Spring). You have weekly quizzes for both classes which are nice because there's a lot of content to be covered and it lets you do things one by one. Summer semester was kind of hectic since you take peds, then maternity then psych and there is a lot of switching gears involved since the Summer goes by super quickly and it is very busy, but nothing too crazy (4 classes total in Summer). Then fall semester is a little busier but should be manageable (2 classes total in fall). Everyone is super helpful in the program and really want you to succeed. Also it is only a year long and the year really flies by. If u have any questions feel free to ask

Appreciate all the info! Hope the rest of your semester and year go well!

Thank you! Also when it comes to quizzes and exams, did you find that the lecture was loyal to the questions on the those tests. And I wasn't aware there were online classes, are they only for certain ones?

Hi that's so kind of you to answer questions. -What was your clinical / class schedule like (how many days per week)? -Is there a standardized test that count as finals like ATI? I used to be in nursing school at SCSU and we had to take HESI exams which were our finals that counted for about 20-25% of our grade. Thanks in advance!

how did you know you got verified? was it on the "status" page on nursingcas?

just submitted my application today with waterbury and storrs as my top 2 options. hoping to hear back soon!!