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Hello everyone! Hope your day is going great! Semester is almost over! I'm currently working on my prereqs at a local community college and looking forward to apply to various nursing school programs around the Houston area for the fall of 2017. The stats for UT health are quite impressive, and I know there is still time until my application timeline even comes into play. However, I'm just curious and would love to hear how the UT health pacesetter program is like when compared to more "traditional" nursing programs at other 4 year universities. I can only imagine the pressure behind nursing school, but I'm just trying to wrap my mind the difference between the traditional and pacesetter. I've looked online in hopes to find schedules differences -- I just wonder are the semesters pretty much broken down similarly, but you just take the 4 consecutive semester? Or do you take an additional course each semester:bookworm:? Thank you for your time! Good luck!

Hello everyone! I'm currently taking my prereqs at a community college. I'm almost done with the req courses by 2 nursing programs I'm applying to. I've taken all my courses at cc, and I've been advised by my teacher to take some of my science courses at a university. Thoughts?