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Who is applying for the Jan. 1 start date in Indiana for the pre-licensure program? I applied back for the June 1 start and did not get in, so I am retaking Physiology and am hoping that will help my chance for this time around!! App deadline is 11/1...

Yes, plenty of practice time in simulation and an AMAZING clinical experience!! I highly recommend the program as a whole. I did not dislike the physiology class, but I also lived in an apartment at the time so had to really plan when I did all of t...

The only one I did was Physiology! I already had a prior degree in Health Science so all of my prerequisites carried over, but my grade in Physiology wasn't quite where I wanted it to be the first time so I decided to retake it to up my chances of be...

I am currently in the program, about to begin my last term, and highly suggest it. I have been able to work full time as a patient care tech for a majority of the program, and just recently dropped down to part time. It is a very unique program, and ...

Would you suggest not working at all during the practicum hours? I know it's a lot, and I was considering dropping down to 1 day of work per week, but am wondering if even that would be too much! Also - I actually just got a UWorld subscription so I ...

Awesome to hear! I am about to begin my last term and cannot wait for the role transitions course as I do feel like it is a unique opportunity to hone in on our skills! Thanks for sharing - any tips at all for the last term?

Hi everyone!! I was accepted for the Jan. 1 Indiana cohort start date and as I'm beginning to prepare myself, what organization tips do those of you in the program have?? Since my first degree is from an on campus university I want to make sure I ha...

I am so overwhelmingly excited that I got in for the Jan 1 start!! Has anyone else gotten in for this start? Any advice from those in the program already?

Awesome!! Maybe we can connect, seriynochi? I feel like it would be helpful to be connected with others in our cohort as we work through everything!

pmoise85 - The process actually wasn't too bad! Outside of the general application you also have to have your references, take the TEAS V, have a student statement, etc. Not too bad :)

FutureRNgir - We can absolutely connect! I actually got rejected the first time I applied. They left a note on my file to retake Physiology, so I did, and this time around they left a note on my file that they were very glad to see I took their advic...

My cohort will be affiliated with the VA! I am very excited! I think most of my questions really boil down to how the first term is and how hard it is to move on to the nursing clinical portion! I want to make sure I am prepared as possible come Janu...

I got in for the January start!! I would love to be able to talk with you more about your experience so far and how the first 6 month term went for you.

I got in for the January start!! I would love to be able to talk with you more about your experience so far and how the first 6 month term went for you.

Update: I GOT IN!! I am so excited to start this journey!! I improved my Physiology grade from a C+ to an A- and they said that really helped and they were glad to see I took their advice from the first time I applied and retook the class!!

Hi everyone! I just took my TEAS V exam for nursing entry on Wednesday and was wondering how long it typically takes to get results? I took it at a PSI location and they said 48-72 hours from completion. Well, it has been 72 hours now and still nothi...

(Working for my 10 comments).

I ended up with an 82%, so not terrible. Hoping it will be good enough for WGU's program!

I am applying for fall 2016 entry pending getting in to my first choice school. I think I will apply to Anderson and Lawrence and as of right now my score is a 132. I am wondering if fall will have even more applicants though!

I would love to more/updates on how your experience has been so far! I am applying for the Jan. 1 start date in Indiana.

Hi all! I have recently graduated with a degree in Health Science from Ball State University and decided to go back for nursing. I started nursing at Ball State and through personal circumstances and the state of being I was in at the time, I failed ...

Also, does anyone know specifically how competitive the Indiana program is?