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The slides are your best friend. Study them and you should be fine.

I started August last year. Our scheduled start and end dates are the same as everyone else's (although nursing crams two different classes into one semester). Enjoy your break. You'll probably feel a little lost not having any reading assignments...

First of all, congratulations on making it to GIGU! As the instructors will tell you, if you've made this far, your chances of finishing have gone up significantly. I am at Central campus and I loved GIGU! The instructor is still one of most favori...

WadeWilson, you sound well on your way to getting in! I don't remember my GPA, but my HESI was 93% and I had 8 points awarded for the admission process which ended up being more than enough to get in. The range of points the school will consider ma...

I'm happy to answer any questions! The whole thing was a big, scary, messy process so I appreciated any help when I found it. I'm just paying it forward. Of the 35 or so people, I only know of one that works. She's a weekend server at a restauran...

Congrats on passing return demo! That's a huge accomplishment!

The handful of people that work, at least the ones I know, worked on weekends and during breaks. Other than that, there really isn't enough time in the day/week to get through the reading. The tests were every couple of weeks and usually covered ar...

Sorry no one is responding to your questions so I'll do my best. I go to Central Campus. I'm in my second semester. The first semester is broken down into two halves. The first half is called Process I and the second half is Process II. The firs...

At Central, we were required to wear white shoes for our clinical days (on campus and at the hospital) and any shoe we wanted on lecture days.

If I remember correctly, you will know your first or second day of clinical. Some of it depends on your clinical instructor. Most instructors are on campus Tuesday and Wednesday. Some are there just one day. That means if your instructor is only on...

It matters because that is what the nursing instructors want. One of the things students struggle with the most is that not everything that is asked or required of you (us) will make sense. You will quickly learn that the world of nursing school an...

I bought these.

That's the one!

I already did my background check. I'll probably start the CEU's next week.

The way it was explained to me is that at the orientation session, we'll receive a code. When registration opens up, the code gives us access to the restricted nursing classes. If you want to go to Central for the program, pick the classes that are...

The directions said to include your name and student ID so that's all I typed in my response.

Check your email!

Points are based on your GPA. Below is the points/GPA breakdown. [TABLE=width: 75] [TR] [TD]Points[/TD] [TD] GPA[/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD=align: right]16[/TD] [TD=align: right]4[/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD=align: right]15[/TD] [TD=align: right]3.9[/TD] [/TR]...

Go to the the Broward website. Click on Student Resources->Cashier->Cashier Home->Tuition Payment Plan tab.

It is NOT required. I signed up for the HCP class at Sheridan College. From there I went to Broward College to drop off my HESI results at the admissions office. The guy I talked to there said he had been sent an email that morning saying the HCP ...

I can't imagine your financial aid situation would stop you from being accepted to the program or registering. The worst that would happen is that you get accepted and register for class, but if you don't pay by the deadline after class starts, you'...

Blocks that would prevent you from registering. For example, I had a block on my account because the admission office didn't have proof of my Florida residency. Once I got that cleared up, I was able to register again. Other examples would be outs...

Here is the prereq info from Broward's website: GPA of 2.5 is required in the following courses withasterisk (*): *ENC1101 English Composition *BSC 2085 & *BSC 2085L Anatomy and Physiology I and lab *BSC 2086 & *BSC 2086L Anatomy and Physio...

GPA is 3.2. My HESI was 93.

Hi Whitney, I lived in Jacksonville for 2 years. I was a transplant from MN/WI. Met some nice people but overall, the place is pretty "rural". If you have a family, it would probably be ok but for someone young and/or single, there isn't a lot to...