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I had the exact same questions!

Thanks smashfully! I agree with NurseRae78, the whole process can be a little stressful. But it's good to know what to expect. Thank you so much for sharing :)

Thanks smashfully for the info! I look forward to hearing how your experience goes with the eline program. Did you find it difficult to get accepted into the program? Were all of your prerequisites complete when you applied? Also, how many classes are you taking (or plan to take) per semester? Thanks again!

Ok @veganbunny thanks for the reply!

Hey guys! I am planning to apply for the Kingwood program for Spring 2017. I still need to take my sciences, and I may retake my English also. I'm nervous about the A&P section of the HESI, but I will have both A&P 1 and 2 taken before I take the HESI so hopefully that will help! Good Luck everyone and have fun!

Hi veganbunny, Do you know if any of this program is offered online?? Thanks :)

Thanks, that does help! Corpus is about 5 or 6 hours for me, so I'm hoping they can place me in Houston or Dallas even (which is 3 hours). Thanks for the info!

Thank you for the post eLine_advisor! Do you offer clinical placement in Houston? Also, is it possible to take one course at a time, or are the students required to take 4 classes at a time? Thanks again!

I am thinking about applying for Spring 2017. I still have quite a few more prereqs to take.. I am curious to know if you can register for the classes 1 at a time, or if you have to take a full load each semester. Also, the closest metroplex to me is Houston (i live in East Texas), so I want to know if they offer clinical placement there. And since I work full time, it would be more conveinent for me to do clinicals on the weekends. Good luck to you all!

Congratulations on getting in! I live in east texas and I plan to apply for Panola College ADN in Fall of 2016, as I still have a few more prerequisites to take. Your HESI scores are awesome! I need to get that study guide so I know what to expect. Being in the local area, I have talked to current nurses who graduated from Panola and they have nothing but great things to say about it. Also, they have a good pass rate on the NCLEX exam. Good luck to you all and have fun learning!

Hello, I know this post is a little old, but does anyone know if they are still offering the evening/weekend program at LSC Kingwood? If so, is it hard to get onto that schedule once accepted? Thanks!

Thanks for the reply! Looks like WGU will be the best option for me :)

Hi KimBabyRN, BSN I may be reading your post wrong, but it looks like you said you got your BSN in the mail and you have 11 more classes to go for your MSN... So does WGU offer an RN to BSN to MSN option, or is it possible to obtain your BSN while in the RN to MSN program? I am interested in getting the Masters in Leadership and Management, but if I can also get my BSN along the way that would be awesome! Thanks!

Hi Misschelseynicole, Congrats on getting into the program! I am looking into TAMUCC eline as well because the online option is better for me. I live in East Texas, but I am about an hour from Houston. Do you know if they have clinical options in Houston, or anywhere near it? Also, can you do the clinicals on the weekends? Thanks! :)