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ashley57900

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  1. the only reason WCCCD is hard and a lot of people drop out or fail is because its a fast-track program. Every student who has 15 weeks a semester, WCCCD nursing students have 6 weeks to cram 15 weeks of knowledge into. They are very upfront in how hard it is, and what you are expected of.
  2. ratemyprofessor.com that where a friend told me to go and I have chose all my professors from others' input.
  3. my cousin graduated the WCCCD nursing program in 06 number 3 in her class and is now working at a very well respected hospital in the ICU making more money than people she works with who went to Michigan University. It doesn't matter.
  4. I am trying to plan ahead for the next semester of pre-reqs. My school uses GPA competition to get accepted to the program. Only 120 spots per semester, they start from 4.0 and work down until they are filled. I am trying to pace my classes to keep a 4.0 GPA to ensure my acceptance. I was wondering which is a better class to take first, A&P or Microbiology?

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