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Well idk if you'll get in next time you'll get in. We'll it depends on the credits of classes you take. Like fundamentals is 7 credits, if your less than 12 credits you have to pay per credit, other wise it's like 13,000 a semester.

congrats jearod! The only classes they would have on the weekends is on Fridays until 1, and clinicals are usually on Sundays. Night classes not really too sure, from the people I talk to from there all have the classes during the day, so maybe you could change your work schedule? Mosh613, they don't give the schedule of the classes at orientation, they'll only give you what classes need to be taken and during which semesters you can. At class registration you make your schedule with the advisor.

12 credits Minimum to be a full time student 18 credits max. After 18 you pay extra per credit and need to be approved

for pharm im not sure, I forgot to ask my friend. Fundmentals is fundamentals of nursing the art and science of nursing care by taylor, lillis, lemone, lynn 7th edition. thats what i was told at orientation. so unless they came out with a new edition thats the one im gonna use. Patho im not sure either, idk anyone whose taking that. That i would wait and see who the professor is and until class. Cause i had prof lemmo for A&P II this semester and the book that i was told by danielle was different from what he had told us. And i think lemmo teaches patho, but im not 100% sure.

You have to get nothing lower than a B in nursing classes ( nur 110, nur 130 etc.) In other classes doesn't matter too much, but I belive you almost must maintain a 3.0 GPA not 100% sure on that.the classes are whenever they are. For example pharmacology could be on a Tuesday from 10-3 fundamentals Wednsday 8-11 skills lab 12-2 and clinicals are supposed to be about 8 hours but I heard many professors let out after 4-6 hours. There's nothing different I'm doing, just mentally preparing myself for all the work and stress that I know I'm gonna have. I have the fundamentals books so over the summer I might read that and I'm gonna find out what the pharmacology book is and read that too yo prepare myself a little, dk if that would help at all though . And I just ask other kids what were studying techniques were and talk to them about there classes.

Mo, I've heard the program is very difficult, but they teach you and test you for the NCLEX. they have tutoring, and the teachers always seem to want to help you from what I've heard from other students. Kids do drop out, like they do in other programs. your gonna want to do it to survive. It's alot of studying and work and stress but it can be done. All the people I've known since the 1st semester are going to the 3rd semester in the fall. my first year I just did liberal art classes, this fall I start with the nursing classes.

That's when mine was too last year! I was excited as well. And I'm still excited, especially since net semester I start with real nursing classes. Maybe we'we'll be in the same classes if you start with nursing classes too!

I do not have any degrees yet cause I found it pointless for me personally. They took 30 of my credits out of about 47 (mainly cause those 17 were only classes for that specific college I went too). Alot of people I know there already have a bachelor degree and took then with no problem. When is your orientation? In the summer? That's when mine was last year. I really like tbe school cause its small and you can't really get lost Lol. I found orientation to be really helpful. They had given us a binder full of information and talked to us about it and the second day we got our degree plans (like the classes you need to take and when they could be taken) which I thought to be extremely helpful, so I'm not lost all over the place haha

ChrisB718, Stephanie applied to the correct program because even though she has a bachelor degree in biology, she still needs one on mursing. Nursing bachelor classes are different. Stephve, most of the classes are in brooklyn. There are a few bachelor courses (I don't remember which ones) that are in the manhattan campus. Two friends of mine are in one of those classes and they have to go to the city. The regular nursing classes will be in the brooklyn campus. I was accepted last fall for the same program, I couldn't start nursing classes though cause of a few classes I needed to finish up first. This September I start with pharmacology and fundamentals. The school itself i think is really good, and the staff is so nice.I've heard the program is really tough though Because they teach you for the test mainly, which is great. Good luck!