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in pa, there is a new way to check backgrounds, and speaking only for Pa., juvenile stuff does show up. so if ur i. Pa, run ur on background on the state police website, the one the schools and hospitals will use for employment. Best bet is to get them expunged by paying for a lawyer. BC it is NOT sealed like they tell u it is.....trust me

in pa, there is a new way to check backgrounds, and speaking only for Pa., juvenile stuff does show up. so if ur i. Pa, run ur on background on the state police website, the one the schools and hospitals will use for employment. Best bet is to get them expunged by paying for a lawyer. BC it is NOT sealed like they tell u it is.....trust me

i have a friend who is gonig to be applying to nursing school for january and he has a juvenile record, and did not disclose it, he said it is sealed by the court when you are 18. And the application specifically says "you do not have to disclose any charges that have been sealed or expunged by the court", but i'd still be a little worried....does anyone know of anyone that did not disclose this? and if so, did they still get their license??

a friend of mine graduated from an associates program, did the intern, and was promised a job with passing of the boards, and is now happily working there as an RN, so dont worry about not having the BSN

i know there was recently an open house at temple for new grads, and they hired all there slots. so they do hire new grads, but they probaly just filled up all the slots, looks like we just missed :). but i do know a manager ther, and she said, "i will always tell you to go ahead and apply, regardless"

also our pass rate is better than CCP

yep agree wit habove. i am 2 months away from graduating from aria, and only need five more classes to get a BSN through Penn States online RN to BSN program, which is way ahead than any CCP graduate. The associates and the diploma make no difference. Aria's program is a few months longer than a community college, but like i said i am way closer to my BSN, also way more clinical experience.

thanks, i will. good luck to u too. dont worry too much about the teas, its pretty basic. if u have the money, take the online practice test it gives u a good feel of the actual test and u can kind of see where your at with it.

i dunno, they say they want a 70 and higher. I would call Aimee at admissions, and ask her, she is good like that, she will tell you

yes. my gpa was a 3.67 and my teas score was only a 74.

no, you can take the pen state courses right at frankford. the penn state professors come to frankford

yes, they accept 60

my grades are mostly a's and a few b's, my gpa is a 3.7. But, my score on the teas was only a 73. I know a good gpa is the main thing they want to see. Just make sure you meet the deadlines and follow the application instructions exactly. Let me know if you have any questions abotu the pre-reqs, b/c most people get confused with that. When will you be applying?

congratulations, me too, are you going to the acceptance day?

anyone starting at frankford for the fall of 2009?

I didnt think it was too bad, if you put out the $30.00 for the online practice test, you will really get the feel of what the actual test will be like

yes i am going. The tier thing is on the application checklist on the website where you can check your status and it tells you what they did and didnt recieve for your application

oh and what tier are you in? i dont understande the whole tier thing

yep me too, did you try calling or anything, I am going crazy waiting, did you apply anywhere else?

i was wondering if anyone has applied or gotten into frankford for fall of 2009 and if they have recieved acceptance yet?

hey i also saw that you were asking about the entrance exam, it was nt bad at all. It was stuff that is basic knowledge, if you took a college math and college eglish and science you should be fine. Thee is a practice exam online at ATItesting.com. I see your post was a while ago, so you may have already taken the test, if so, what did you think of it?

i guess everyone has their own opinion. My friend also went there, and had good things to say about it. Every school will have their pros and cons

to everyone who is in the program already, what was your tier on your application status? mine says "tier 2". Im just trying to find out where i stand

never mind i got my answer, thanks anyway

on my applicant checklist it says "RAP review" under the dispositions area. Does anyone know what this means?