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I've heard good things from Ms. ******. She said it's very competative, but an awesome program with awesome results. I'm looking forward to applying this time next year (sigh).

Rose - it's a good school and close to you. Warning. If you take Micro - TAKE MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY FIRST! It will greatly improve your chances of passing! I wish someone would have told me that first :-)

Hello, I am taking A&P II in the spring - on a Saturday, can anyone share with me what to expect? Tips on the class, things to look out for, how the tests are arranged (Scantron, mult. choice, fill in the blank, etc) and maybe some notes? I'm also looking to meet up with some other students to study. If anyone can help, please message me, I'd really appreciate it! Thanks in advance!

The website is horrible, yes, but overall, the school has improved tremendously since they have their new president, who is a woman. The nursing program has always been competative, but I do know a few people who have quit out of frustration from other kids cheating their way to success. Langston is an HBCU but there are several other etnicites of students that go there based on the fact that they qualify for minority scholarships. Everyone's academic experience is different, however, I'd use them as a last resort. This is coming from someone who went to Langston and hated it.

MY suggestion is if you're scared to do your job, tell the family so they can hire someone else who's up to it :)

SO that exlpains why some nurses are such meanies...

omg - your post was informative and frightening! Thanks, I think :-)

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Wondering if anyone is starting in the fall? What was your GPA and Preference Points? Is there an alternate/wait list and how fast is it run through? I have one class - Micro, and I can apply. I'm cutting things really close, particularly with GPA vs. preference points. But I'm hopeful, and walking by faith. Thanks for sharing!

I thinkit's idiotic to say things like "Stay away, but I can't tell you why"...it's equivalent to saying "I have a secret, but I can't tell you" SO CHILDISH! How about say nothing at all!?!?

They should be, the nurses look nasty all the time

Good luck... I heard the program is a tough-y.

I didn't intend to imply that if that is what you thought. I totally understand, having a degree in Counseling. I also know that there are accelerated programs here that will take you and your NON-NURSING/NON-SCIENCE degrees, provided you take the courses needed for the program.

Speaking of Cali - did the nurses go on strike like they threatened?

Seems like to get a masters in nursing, you would need a BSN. Since you already have a Bachelors, you would look to apply to an accelerated program. Then, again, I guess it would depend based on where you are applying, and how much or how little you would want to be in school. Good luck on your decisions.