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Prep u is a program that is provided with books for the course. They will give you the course code on the first day of class. The tests make you think but they are fair and if you study the power points and understand the material an a or high b is definitely achievable. it will take a lot of work but there is no reason to fear failing unless you do not want to be dedicated and determined. The finals were cumulative but mostly on the new material and not bad at all. As long as you understood what you learned and study you will do fine. Clinicals were amazing and nothing to be stressed out about. They are a hands on learning experience and you should take every opportunity to learn everything you can from them. I looked forward to them every week. There is honestly no reason to worry about failing. Put that energy into having fun this summer because you will be very busy for the next two years, but it will be worth it in the end I promise.

Hi. Its not as hard as they say it is. I was so scared of failing the program and I got all A's and B's. If you are a good student, read, pay attention and put in time to study (all the time) then you will be fine! READ the book and study your powerpoints as many times as you need until you KNOW the material. Do as many practice questions as you can AFTER you learn the material. The two years will fly by. The SUCCESS series of question books are very good and prepu is a lifesaver. Congrats on getting into the program and good luck!

@atehortuak37 I just applied to their rn to bsn program and I have some questions. How long will it take you and are you working while in the program? Do you think they have a good reputation? I am having a hard time choosing between Rowan and St Peter and online programs. Most people from my school are going to Grand Canyon and Chamberlain but I feel like its not the same as getting a degree from a brick and mortar school and they dont have a reputation in NJ.

Hi! I just graduated and I LOVED the program. The teachers are all superior and the produce excellent nurses! I feel extremely prepared to enter the work world and begin my BSN journey! Let me know if you have any other questions.

Hi! Thank you. my GPA is 3.5 and I had a 80% on the TEAS. I had 122 credits when I applied, many of them from Middlesex. It was the only school I applied to.

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Hi!! I am new here.. I got my acceptance letter to Middlesex County College's nursing program on Easter!!!!!! :) I am so excited/nervous as I have no idea what to expect. I was wondering if anyone else is going there or has gone there and has any advice. Should I read any books over the summer or do anything to prepare? Is there any must have study supplies that I should have? Im freaking out!!!!!!