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To my knowledge no, I didn't take A&P there. We work on manikins further along in the program though.

Clinical coordinator is smug. That's just her, she's rude. Front desk people they can't keep. Some have quit and the financial aid people who make up our schedules are not too bright. You have to advocate for yourself they don't bother to figure out ...

Well this school has only been open for a year or year and a half. We can't keep a dean. And I'm in the negative cohort. I think the positive people need to stick out, and this person is right, it's your attitude. Many people complain that it's too f...

Did you end up starting in October? Do you like it? Our first graduating class has 1 (out of 4) but the classes get bigger and bigger, hopefully. I just started in July, and yes it is a very hard program.

I don't know if you have found what you are looking for but when I started I went 3 days a week the first semester session A then session B was 4 days a week plus 1 day for clinical. The next semester is also 4 days a week, 2 at school and 2 at the c...

I think if you are gonna take a gen ed one do it now, however I wouldn't only because it's your first clinical and it might be stressful until you get the hang of it. Are you going to be in assessment and 226 AND patho? or are you gonna take only 2 c...

I was in the morning class. They let about 5 or 6 other students do that because we have all of our general education credits done, meaning we had no other classes to take but just the NR222, and it's all about money so they put us in all they could!

No I meant when you took NR222 or are you in all three? Nr222, 224 and 304? I took 222 last semester with 224 and assessment. If you are a class behind me, I wondered if I was in your 222 class :) And yeah I don't think they will let me which sucks b...

I did really well on the HESI for assessment. Not very well for fundamentals but I still got a B in both classes :] As for my semester, I'm allowed to take session B, then I will retake session A with your class, then move on to pediatrics (missing O...

Assessment is very easy compared to Adult Health, I understand the policy for no rounding, but he wouldn't even let me see my past scan trons to make sure there was not points lost in translation. The assessment HESI I believe I was well prepared for...

UGH I just failed Adult Health one. Stupid teacher was a jerkface too. 0.7% away from passing. My advice to everyone, don't be anywhere close to borderline. That stupid HESI did it. Do other schools require that as the final? That's the only thing I ...

When I went to the open house the clinical coordinator was there explaining this. She said they make deals with hospitals around the area, and they also take into consideration where you live. So it's not all just one place, especially since there ar...

Oh ok, I thought July was better than October, the sooner you start the sooner you finish you know I'm not sure if it's already filled up because they do a rolling enrollment meaning about every 3 to 4 weeks or so they take their applications and re...

Is there a reason you aren't applying for the July semester? The official deadline was March something but I know someone who applied about a month before the March semester started and she got in. Your chances are probably really good if you do well...

I think I will start in the 4th semester since I too have most of my general credits done, all actually except for pharmacology. I have to make an appointment this week to sign up for my classes and whatnot, but it sounds like you are all set to go, ...

I start in July :) I'm so excited except tuition is now $7100 a semester and $595 a credit grrrr :angryfire

Is anyone going to apply for the July cohort? Hopefully they won't cancel it, does anyone know?

can anyone tell me why type of questions are asked and if people who don't have CNA's are accepted? Thanks :)

So basically the advisor told me that I needed a 3.6 GPA or higher. But after the winter classes I'm taking I might have a 3.553 and she said the lowest that got in was a 3.583 with a 100% on the NET. Is anyone in the program now? Is it worth taking ...

So bascially you are basing this on just Arizona hospitals? I was thinking a more wider range than just working in hospitals.

How do you know that the pay is not that different? Do you or anyone you personally know have a BSN? And is it based on starting pay versus overall? I just know that employeers pay more in general when you have obtained a bachlor's of some sort. I wo...

Thanks. I probably should get on the maricopa waiting list. It's just that I want a bachlors degree at some point to have something to show for ya know? plus i think you might get paid more with a BSN? perhaps I'm wrong though. Also, they are buildin...

I live in Arizona, but my friend lives in Texas and I was wondering if the nursing schools there have waiting lists like we do here. It's up to 3 semesters just waiting to get in. Thanks in advanced!

I live in Arizona, but my grandma lives in Illinois and I was wondering if the nursing schools there have waiting lists like we do here. It's up to 3 semesters just waiting to get in. Thanks in advanced!

Is there a calculator that you can use on the computer for the math part?