AnonEmus replied to tampicotrauma82's topic in Texas Nursing
The requirement of junior level or higher for transferred courses means you can't transfer pharmacology or pathophysiology from a community college or junior
AnonEmus replied to tampicotrauma82's topic in Texas Nursing
Every semester a few lucky students at UTHealth (the new official name for UTHSC) School of Nursing don't have to take pathophysiology because they transferred it from another school. It has to be...
AnonEmus replied to gwin2015's topic in Texas Nursing
You'll need to take Healthcare Provider CPR before you start. Don't lose the card - you'll need it when you apply for a job. You can take a great class for free by signing up at The Junior League of...
AnonEmus replied to KRR2009's topic in Texas Nursing
You either get in or you don't. You can estimate a probability, but a good chance is not the same as a real acceptance. It's hard to be patient, but worrying about it doesn't help at
AnonEmus replied to Ladybug3's topic in Texas Nursing
The Junior League of Houston offers free CPR classes. CPR. You need the Healthcare Provider class. The most popular times (i.e., Saturday) are difficult to get. Registration opens a month in advance....
AnonEmus replied to Ladybug3's topic in Texas Nursing
You should start a Facebook group. All of the classes before you have a group. The naming convention is to use your graduation date. For eample, UTHSC SON Class of May 2014. However, if you want to...
The NCLEX is an adaptive test. It is designed for you to miss half of the questions. If you aren't missing half of the questions, it gets harder so that you will. With most people, the joy of...
AnonEmus replied to katybusymom's topic in Texas Nursing
Getting in is one thing, doing well is another. I highly recommend getting admitted to the UT Arlington Academic Partnership program and taking pathophysiology and then transferring it to UT Houston....
AnonEmus replied to trishajlee's topic in Texas Nursing
You may safely ignore sections that are not required by the school. Since you are so worried, perhaps you should purchase the HESI study guide book (search for it) so that you'll know what to expect....
were you in the rn to bsn program for already licensed nurses or were you in the bsn program for people who want to become nurses? as far as the bsn program for people who aren't nurses is concerned,...
AnonEmus replied to songbird1's topic in Texas Nursing
Last year San Jac told me they'd take my Lone Star HESI scores if I'd submit an official transcript from Elsevier. Are you sure you talked to the right person? Have you asked the overall program...