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I did work full time but it was hard to do! There are assignments to be completed and a discussion question plus clinical paperwork and you have to read all the chapters. Second and third trimesters are the hardest.

We had books. There are no additional resources. You have to google and teach yourself stuff. You are on your own, unless you find a study buddy whom you can study with. The only study guides we got were only for the final tests. They were so vague

Lol :) You are welcome. If you have more questions you can ask me.

Yes. We were given that chance but no one in our class took the CNA Exam.

The tests were available from 12:00 AM to 11:30 PM. But that was subject to change. There are some classmates who worked 12 hour shifts on the weekends and still passed. It's all about how dedicated, disciplined and how you are managing your time. I used to work even after school but I had to put in 6 hours study time every day. It's not easy but its doable.

Yes, 2nd trimester, the clinicals are on Mondays and Wednesdays. The tests were online and taken at home on Tuesdays, Thursdays. I chose the hybrid program because I was working and the school schedule worked out for me. I would choose this hybrid program again. You have to be self disciplined to succeed in this program and manage your time wisely.

First trimester we had the tests on Mondays and Wednesdays. Second trimester and third trimesters the tests were at home (you have to use a camera to be proctored). All final tests were taken at the school. The professors aren't that helpful. You have to study and use other resources to get through this program. It is a tough one.We had 8 students graduate.

That's the A & P you take. The nursing courses are pretty much 'self taught'. No lectures are given. They just give powerpoints available on D2L and that's it. You have to teach yourself all the other stuff.

I took the classes A & P and Dosage Calculations classes before filing out the formal application. You can fill out the formal application. You will just indicate that you are taking the prerequisites on D2L.

I will be taking my NCLEX in February. I took A & P 1 & 2 before i applied to get into the program. They require you to have that completed before you apply. You can enroll in the class while taking the A & P and get a conditional acceptance, you must pass your A & P to start school. The A & P is through D2L but you can take onground classes in TCAT-Mcminnville, think the classes are Tuesdays and Thursdays in the evening. When I took it, I utilized my books and youtube videos because most of it is self taught. Clinicals were two days a week, Mondays and Wednesdays.

Hi, I graduated in December 2017 from this program. You have to take A & P I and A & P II and Dosage Calculations before you apply.Classes are two days a week, Mondays and Wednesdays. Clinicals start in the 1st Trimester after you finish the Fundamentals of Nursing course. The times for clinicals vary with the location. Hospitals was from 5:30 AM to 3:00 PM and 6:30 AM to 3:30 PM. Psych 7:30 AM to 5:00 PM, LTC 6:30 AM to 3:00 PM. Ask me anything, I will be glad to answer.

Happy New Year. I am applying for the LPN-RN bridge program at Motlow. Hopefully I will get in. I have to retake Fundamentals of Nursing HESIi Entrance exam on 5th March. Also, I have to finish Probability and Statistics and Introduction to Psychology. They changed up a few things. Good luck on your HESI.

No, don't know if it is transferable but you can talk to the school and hear what they say.

I was in TCAT-Mcminnville. The A & P credits will transfer to any of the TCAT schools.

Hello Tolifaj, I took my classes online at TCAT. They are transferable but you need to have good scores on them to transfer. They are 4 credit hours.