LillyDee

Sorry for the uber late response! I am taking it physically, this rotation concludes my first year. I continue to enjoy the program; it has it's quirks like any other but overall very pleased.

I am very pleased with the program, it is a generic BSN. High nclex pass rates and it has a national accreditation. Effective this fall semester there is a TEAS test that must be taken before getting accepted. I would search the wayland site and call the nursing advisors to sort out what classes you need etc... to get accepted.

Hello, I am starting the generic BSN program Feb,2012 and am curious about clinical sites and overall info about the program. Thx & best wishes!!

Hello, I thought this information would be helpful to you. Effective as of Fall 2012 all applicants are required to take the TEASV. Seemingly the programs demand is on the rise and therefore has more requirements. I will be starting the BSN generic program at WBU this spring starting Feb 20th. I will have more information on the 13 and 14 of Feb; those are the orientation dates. I'll reply back with any additional info if you are still interested in the program.

Hi, I am wondering if you got accepted to the BSN program also.

I imagine so, it's def at your own pace though so thats the good part and not having the prereqs is a time saver. Its all about motivation! we can do this tamosaur lol. If you think it will be too much i would def consider not taking them simultaneously. best of wishes!!!!

Awesome! thank you very much, ill def be looking into that school. Thankfully I have all the standard prerequsites complete such as a&p1&2,micro, chem... But some schools were asking for physics and med term as requisites for pharm and path Sooo thanx for the help.

Hello! im so glad I ran into this site WHEW... Ok i'm applying for UTMB's generic nursing program and apparently they require Pharm and Path as new requirements. I have yet to complete either :/ I would like to take them both this summer but when I look at community colleges they only offer these classes to current nursing students. Does anyone have any suggestions as to where to take these two classes with out nursing prerequistes? Thanks for Reading!