Paris614

Hello, Im in the AAS program and the days you are in class depends on the credits you come in with. First semester: Monday- 8am-1pm clinical Tuesday- 8am-12pm lab then 5 pm-7:30 pm math Thursday- 1-7pm lecture Second sem: Monday 8-4 clinical Tuesday 8-1 lab then 5:30-8pm lecture Friday0 8am-11 am pharmacology then 11:30-2pm lecture Third: i have two clinicals -one is a 12-hour shift, the other an 8-hour shift on two separate days plus i have lecture one day, all day. you don't have an option with lecture time and day but you do have 3 options for clinical days (Saturdays as well) and you have 2 options for lab day. The straight evening isn't an option i believe... unless something changed.

be careful with transfering in math for medications. your transfer will only be accepted IF you score 100 percent on the math validation exam. id recommend taking it at PSON. the instructor is soooooo good and you don't take the course for the entire semester.

I took mine online at Cayuga college! recommended. (PHIL 105-702) Ethics. it will transfer in.

Pros and Cons like any and every school, however, I do not regret choosing PSON! Time sure does fly! I blinked my eye and here I am about to enter my third semester.

Hi all, idk if this will ease anyone's anxiety or make it worse but I am a current AAS student and I didn't receive my acceptance letter until May 2nd last year while my friend got hers about 1-2 weeks prior. Don't lose hope. I applied 2/28/17 when the deadline was 3/1/17. The transcripts and professional references were due 4/1/17 and were told I had until 5/1/17 to get my HESI scores in, ended up getting them in 4/14/17... about 2 weeks later I received the acceptance. Ms G is an amazing woman and is super helpful. They may be waiting for some applicants to submit pending documents. I know its killing you but if it helps, my friend and I submitted applications same day and received decisions 2 weeks from each other. good luck to all!

Your GPA is acceptable. Do really well on the Hesi A2. I recommend the "Pocket Prep" App & write an honest essay, submit great recommendation letters and you will be fine. Good luck !

Hi! So, the Math for Medication course can be transferred in and it has to be the same course or comparable (cover the same content .. specifically Math for medications) in addition, if you're transferring it in, you must still take a competency exam given usually on the day of orientation and score 100% in order for the credits to be accepted. But no, it can't be a regular math course.

Hi! What prereqs do you have left? it wouldnt be that much if youre coming in with transfer credits

They are very open-minded when it comes to accepting which is why I think they have many factors included in the application process. They definitely don't disqualify you for a slight imperfection. They look at your overall package! Good Luck!

Are you applying for the AAS program specifically? I dont take any online courses and it wasnt an option however, i believe the Bioethics course is hybrid. My classes for Spring are not online either.

hey! Math, reading comprehension, and science i believe.

Well,youre at a perfect start by getting your prereqs out of the way! What exactly about the admission process would you like to know?

Hi! I didnt use a book. I actually used "Pocket Prep Hesi A2" app.

Omg don't mention the booklist. It's driving me crazy. I'm one of those people that like to get things ahead of time. It's bothering my nerves not having a booklist. Lol ugh

My summers going well. One more week of this online Phil course. Hope your summer has been great! I wasn't aware there was a change in tuition. To my knowledge it's $600 per credit.. I imagine a lot. Probably clinical assignments , going thru the handbook, supplies needed, introduction to staff, ID's, school emails, and test given for math for meds course..... not sure what else but I can imagine......

I spoke to the financial aid manager and she told me they were only estimates. She also instructed me to submit the loan counseling and Master promissary which she emailed me the links for. She's really nice so I'm sure she will be willing to address any of your concerns.

Yes. I competed around April as well I believe. Give them a call!

I received an award summary which wasn't a guarantee but it was basically an idea of how much I'd receive. I received this email on July 27th. And another student received there's the very next day. I contacted the program manager of Financial Aid (JL) for some details regarding the email i received. Did you all complete FASFA Application? If so when? Were you sure to include the school in the application? I'd contact her if anything. Or check your email for "award" it wasn't from a mount Sinai email address oddly. The email also included possible loans I'd be eligible for.

Only thing that's bothering me is the fact that we don't have a book list yet.. is it just me? id like to be as prepared as possible. A lot of schools get their booklists with their acceptance letters.

According to the vendor we wouldn't be charged until they were shipping in the end of August but I was already charged about 3/4 days later lol . The anticipation is growing .. we now have a sense of scheduling yay

I wish I did have more details about class size, idea about scheduling, etc. I wish a current student would comment to leak some helpful info. lol sorry for the slow response. I've been busy with Micro.

thank you very much. I'm going to definitely look into the ethics course because I'd much rather have it done before the fall. And you will be fine with Micro. Good luck with AP2.

Im actually taking Microbiology right now and the course ends 7/27. A part of me wants to relax my body and brain for my last month of freedom but I doubt I can do that. I'm too excited/nervous and I can't seem to stop stalking and researching! I'd like to get my BLS certification out the way though.I also would like to get my bioethics out of the way too .. wondering if there's any options for that.... online perhaps? I really can't imagine sitting still for 4 weeks straight. If I had a book list, I'd probably like to read some material. I've already ordered my stethoscope tho haha.How do you feel about this new journey? Are you excited ?

Hi! I'm soooooooo excited that I'm finally getting responses on this thread. I was beginning to check it like I use to check my emails for my acceptance letter. Haha! I took the HESI exam mid April and ended up receiving my acceptance letter on May 3rd! And just like you, I also decided to stop lurking and begin this thread. Lol now let's wait for the rest to come from behind the bushes haha

Hi @arazo87 !!! Thank you for responding! i have not been given any info on medical forms. I have received the orientation date Via academic calendar as @Von Hohenheim mentioned. I'm dying to get even a clue about how our schedules will be set up!