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denverstudent

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  1. so I see the post in my email but can't find it on here...2BJenurse...good luck and call early!!! I started at 7am
  2. exactly...just make sure you start calling EARLY. I began around 7am and finally got through at 9am (maybe earlier wouldn't be a bad idea.) Good luck!!
  3. "If you really want to be a nurse, do whatever you have to do to make it happen, it'll be worth it! Try not to get too stressed out in the money (I know that's hard, I was majorly stressed at first). " I needed to be reminded of that...thank you! :)
  4. I have to take patho and that's what makes me nervous....what do you do for work and how many hours can you handle??
  5. Thank you for the heads up...I'm trying to figure out how to make money while in school and it's posing to be a problem. aaaand I'm also trying to figure out maybe even taking out a personal loan...I don't...lots to think about
  6. So I just had a finicial aid appointment and I came up with about $15,000 left to pay but it depends on mulitple facters that they will go over with you. Also, unlike my previous undergrad they tell you how much you can get to live off and it equal about $1000 every 3 months. Any suggestions on how to get money would be a great help!! Thanks
  7. no questions...just the exam unless something has changed...I know it's weird how simple they make the process and I understand wanting to be prepared. Honestly just do well on the test and you'll be fine :)
  8. once you place the call they schedule you for an interview and then at the interview they schedule you for the pre test, immediatly after the test I met with the original person I interviewed with and there were spaces open in the BSN program and I was admitted. I thought balloon would fly out and confetti would fall but none of that happens haha. And to the above comment about looking for other places, I would just like to add that I haven't started there but I can tell you they have done a lot for me already and I aside for one prof. it sounds like all the teachers really want you to succeed. I have also heard good comments from RNs I work with about the quality of nurse that leaves the school after only 21 months (Just some things to keep in mind).
  9. I started calling at 7am and it took me about two hours to get through..Good Luck! It's stressful trying to get through but the persistance pays off
  10. Also, do you remember what chapters you study or do you study the whole book?
  11. Thank you very much! I just want to be as prepared as I can be so it is a little less stressful when classes begin
  12. I am beginning DSN in April of 2010 in the BSN program and am a little nervous about the Patho course. Does anyone know what book the proff uses and does anyone know what the syllubus is like? I would like to start reading the chapters because I have heard the first 3 months are the most intense. Any help would be greatly appreciated!! Thank you all in advance

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