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Second wave of emails are being sent now! Just received my acceptance email!

FSCJ Nursing C/O 2018 is the pg name

Yes, student email.

For those of you not following the Facebook page, they started sending out emails!

I submitted mine on the 13th and received a confirmation email on the 16th. "Early June" can't come soon enough lol.

Im in the Tues/Thursday afternoon class!

Professor Bloodworth. How about you?

I am also taking AP2 and micro together this summer! Should be interesting.

Good luck Tayjus93! Just purchased the HESI study Manual and practice tests along with the ATI study Manual and practice test package for the TEAS.

Thank you htadlock93!

Yeah that's what I am hoping. An fscj advisor mentioned they might average both attempts though she's not sure. Thanks for the quick response!

Quick question for any of you also applying to UNF. If you had retaken a class for a better grade, is the "better" or last attempt considered or is it an average of the 2 attempts?

What pre-reqs have you completed so far?

HidingSun, has the point system changed recently? I ask because there is a max of 120 on pre-reqs and 120 on the hesi, with a max of 20 points on experience with the packet I have.

Awesome! Have you taken the hesi yet? I was going to take it here soon and if I don't score as high as I would like I would retake it after I complete AP2 and micro. It's rough because I am also studying for the TEAS V as I am also applying for UNF's...

I will be taking the hesi sometime this month. Finishing my last 2 pre-reqs, a&p2 and microbio this summer!

Another summer 2017 hopeful here!

Where are you currently taking your pre reqs at? I am also about to finish my pre reqs and start applying for schools. As of now UNF is at the top of my list.

Unfortunately we do not have open lab. The teacher did however go over the slides in class and did very well explaining the different types and their functions but apart from the obvious types like Osseous tissue, the cardiac and skeletal muscle I wa...

Anybody have any recommendations for histology? What techniques helped you differentiate between the different types of tissues and muscles?

+1 on the anatomy coloring book! Definitely worth the time and money!