lil'red

Just requested to be added to fb page, but do not have DM capability on allnurses. Curious if anyone else is post-grad certificate? If there is a cert-specific thread already, I haven’t found it. I understand it’s just a few less classes than MSN.

Hey guys, I also applied for Spring. I'm trying to retake A/P 1 online over the next few months to raise my grade from a C that I earned like 12 years ago. I agree that November seems a little late to get your life together and move or settle your personal affairs. I guess that's just an inconvenience we have to accept. Anyway, just wanted to introduce myself. I'm in South Florida and looking forward to finding out about admissions.

I'm looking to apply for the spring semester at SPC (evenings, so I can graduate in 21 mos). I will be working at a public school in the fall and I'd really like to be able to finish out the rest of the school year (Jan-June) if I got into SPC, but after that I would not work through the program. Someone mentioned that evening classes are 1pm-11pm but the clinical start time is up to the professor, and I also saw on MySPC that the two clinical days are officially scheduled from 1pm-11. Since it would be a big difference asking to be let out of work at 12 vs 2, I guess I'm curious if anyone can give some feedback from night students on what that discretion really looks like. Does that mean most of the time the professors opt for 1pm, and some occasionally choose a later time? Or is 3pm generally standard? Being able to keep working for the first semester of school would make a pretty significant financial impact for me, as I don't qualify for much in the way of grants and I don't have another other financial support (spouse, parents, etc).