khat74

Ha! This will be the least thing you stress about once you get in. I am in my second semester Essex E/W program and am doing the FSU ATB. So far it is doable. Challenging; say 12+ chapters in a week. You have to study to pass; the non-studiers do fail. Don't stress about getting in, they need students. It is a very stressful, challenging program, especially if you work. 14 months and I'll be done. I cannot wait. Good Luck

One more thing, I wanted to add, that this is the hardest thing I have ever had to do! Work full-time, mother, and school. It is so worth it. Straight A's in pre-reqs, B's on RN exams. Good luck!

In the CCBC ATB Frostburg Essex N/W program. It is doable. I work full-time and have kids. The day people do not have to work quite as much as we do, but if we can do it you can do it. Yes there are people that struggle, and get two 74's and fail out; however, as long as you know that it is not a choice, you will make it. Lol, look I am still up, and I have lab in the morning! I do the ATB at Frosburg, and from what I hear, CCBC is the toughest one! Frostburg is my easy class. Good luck! Half way done the first semester!

Hi all! I applied to the Essex night weekend program, along with the ATB for Frostburg. I am glad I spoke with the advisor at Frostburg, because I needed three more classes (could have been done during the program) that I didn't have with my AA degree. I am taking 3 classes in 5 weeks during summer session 1. I didn't want take them during school. I have looked, no news yet. Anybody interested in ATB should speak with that school's advisor next week.

I have heard that as well, that is why I made sure to get the 4.0. I didn't want to stress about getting in. On the other hand, I haven't met anybody applying for the night/weekend program.

Thanks, you will get in too. Did you apply for night/weekend?

4.0, 86.7%. How about you?

Hi, I applied to the CCBC Essex night/weekend program.