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kalo

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  1. sounds exactly like the test i took today, shut down at 75 with: zero med math, possibly 20 or more SATA's, priority, infection control, and even crutches/walkers...felt like i got the life sucked out of me...i am still anxious, can't sleep, worried I didn't pass. certain questions i think about i got wrong, others i think about i got right...i feel like i got at least half of them right, but i didn't really feel like i got enough to feel confident that i passed, if that makes any sense...
  2. I took mine today too at 2 pm, went home and around 4:30 checked pearson vue said my exam had successfully been delivered to the board. I attempted to re-register it said: Our records indicate that you have recently scheduled this exam. Please contact your Member Board for further assistance. Another registration cannot be made at this time. hoping i passed...we will see...
  3. Didn't go to a meeting about EENAP...i applied in late december of 2008 to early january of 2009 and got accepted over the phone for the fall 2009 cohort before i even got the acceptance letter in the mail. they had an opening for fall. i was accepted into the summer 2010. so i don't have a true timeline on how long it takes. they are very unorganized so the squeaky wheel gets the oil, i called or emailed every couple of days asking if a spot had opened up. My friend applied in december 2008 and he got into Fall 2009. and he also got accepted over the phone before he got anything in the mail. i think we got interviewed by phyllis about a month or so after we turned in our application.
  4. get your ap in as soon as possible, they can be a little disorganized.
  5. Sounds like you've got the stuff, i know quite a few of us who didn't have perfect gpa's in our undergrad, but had A's in all the prereqs, we got right in. good luck! i am finishing up semester 2 of 4 semesters.
  6. if it were me i would begin in the first available program. either one will be hard.
  7. We have our schedules and it really isn't that bad. Class all day Monday (8 am to 5 pm) then class from 2:30 to 5:30pm on Thursday, Class from 1:00 to 3:00 pm on Friday, and then one 12 hour clinical either on Tuesday, Wednesday or Saturday...I have mine on Saturday for the first three weeks we won't have clinical but instead we will have class all day on Tuesday (8hrs) and about 4 hours on Wednesday. So, for the first three weeks we will have class every day of the week except for the weekend, but even that leaves a lot of open time to study and get stuff done. Every once in awhile I have a little panic attack, but then I remind myself, I am used to going year round and used to a much faster pace than 14 week semesters. CalPoly SLO, where I got my other degree was 9-11 week quarter system, and I always took between 17-18 units and sometimes 21 units-with a lot of labs and I still had time to meet someone, get engaged, run a half marathon and lots of other little races, go on vacations and go to church and volunteer...so this should be fine (Ofcourse now I have two toddlers keeping me busy these days, and I swear they are twice all that work).
  8. WOW Jollygirl098, thank you so much for your reply, you were right about orientation: great time, great food and I have already made a lot of friends (and met some people I will try to avoid as much as possible). I am blown away by the faculty, they seem so helpful and wonderful (so different from where I got my first degree). Goodluck, hope you have found a job, that will be my next hurdle. take care, best wishes!
  9. Karalisa25 I am starting Fall 2009 at the San Bernadino campus too, I guess I will see you at orientation on wed. I am so excited.
  10. chilly: wondering if you still went to the eenap program at azusa and if you use wanted to sell some of your textbooks, let me know, i start this fall!
  11. an online micro class? does this satisfy the pre-req for university or just jc? i would really like to know because my JC micro class is full and i need it to get in to my prgram next fall.
  12. have you started the EENAP program? how long did it take you to find out you were accepted after you submitted an application? i just applied for Fall 2009. I have two kids and the support of my husband, but will need childcare as well...let me know what you found :)
  13. theresa111, i just applied for Fall 2009 at APU for the EENAP in SB.how long did it take for you to get a response from the admissions dept. after you applied? i also have a ten month old!!! how fun! she will be 1 feb. 22, 2009. i cant believe she will be 1 so soon. i have a 2 year old as well, they were born 18 months apart, to the day! hopefully i will get in. if i am admitted to fall, we will have to get together and i can sell you my books. :) maybe the books are the same as the OP and i can buy hers.

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