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Hey everyone, I just registered for classes at Henry Ford Community College as a pre-nursing student. Pre-nursing students I am so excited to start school, I start school in the 2017 winter semester. I created this post to see if there are any other HFCC pre-nursing students here as well. Also I have a question for those who have finished their pre-requisites or to those who are almost finished. Have anyone taken A&P 1 or 2 in the spring or summer semester ? How was it ? I was thinking about taking a&p 1 in the spring and then a&p 2 in the summer.which nursing school do you plan on applying to when you are finished ? How is your overall experience at HFCC ? Are you planning to apply to their nursing program ? Are there any students that are starting in the 2017 winter semester? What was your g.p.a when you applied to hfcc nursing program ? This will be my first time attending college , I cant wait.

Hello Everyone, Have anyone taken A&P1 OR 2 OR Both in the summer or spring semester? If so how was it ? Did you find it challenging ? Is it doable ? I know it may not be recommendable lol but I am trying to get all of my required pre-requisites out of the way this year so I can apply to nursing school by the next winter deadline and I heard people say it is best to take alone A&P. I am currently a pre-nursing student at Henry Ford Community College in Michigan. I am thinking about taking A&P 1 in the spring semester, and taking A&P 2 in the summer semester. At HFCC they have four semesters Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall; Spring and Summer semesters is 7.5 weeks. A&P will be my only class in those semesters. I'm thinking about taking microbiology, psychology, and possibly English 2 or Math in the fall. I plan on applying to about 3 nursing schools when I am finished. So I can hopefully start actual nursing school in fall of 2018. I am a currently a stay at home mom. I have two small children 3&5 years old.

hello, congratulations to all who got accepted into hfcc nursing program !!!!! I will be attending hfcc in winter of 2017. My goal is to complete the required prerequisites and apply to the nursing program, so I can start the nursing program in winter 2018. I do have a couple of questions and hope that someone can give me answers to them. Question 1: how soon should I start studying for the NAT test ? Question 2: If I plan on applying to the nursing program in June for the winter semester how soon should I be receiving my immunizations, TB test, titers etc.? Question 3: Should I take a cna class prior to admissions for a better chance of acceptance or will they take my expired cna certificate (it just expired this year)? Question 4: If I take my last set of prereqs in the spring semester will they count those classes as completed seeing how the deadline is June 30th for winter admission and spring semester ends on June 26? I need help, I'm so anxious to get the ball rolling lol !

hello, congratulations to all who got accepted into hfcc nursing program !!!!! I will be attending hfcc in winter of 2017. My goal is to complete the required prerequisites and apply to the nursing program, so I can start the nursing program in winter 2018. I do have a couple of questions and hope that someone can give me answers to them. Question 1: how soon should I start studying for the NAT test ? Question 2: If I plan on applying to the nursing program in June for the winter semester how soon should I be receiving my immunizations, TB test, titers etc.? Question 3: Should I take a cna class prior to admissions for a better chance of acceptance or will they take my expired cna certificate (it just expired this year)? Question 4: If I take my last set of prereqs in the spring semester will they count those classes as completed seeing how the deadline is June 30th for winter admission and spring semester ends on June 26? I need help, I'm so anxious to get the ball rolling lol !

*********POST UPDATE****** Hello everyone thanks for the comments and advice!! I did apply to a community college online and I was accepted into the school. I should be receiving my acceptance letter via mail soon to move forward with the process. I have done lots of research on colleges in my area and I know this may sound crazy but I only really like one nursing program close to me. The schools I looked at had different pre-reqs expect human anatomy and biology. I am still actively looking for a school I can possible start now or in the upcoming winter semester. The college I was accepted too said online I would have to start in the spring but I am not sure about that I will call down to the office so they can actually confirm that date.

Hello everyone, Thank you for commenting on my post I appreciate all the advice. I have read the comments and I still have questions lol. okay so I would like to earn my associates degree in nursing. I have never been to college. My question is once I have gathered the 3 top schools of my choice. do I apply for admissions to all of the school just to do the pre-reqs? I know this may sound crazy but I have no clue what I am doing. say if my three top schools are Henry Ford, Oakland, and U of M do I apply for admissions to all the schools then whoever approve me first then go talk to a admission representative then go take my pre-reqs at there school? while I'm in school and almost finished then I start applying for nursing programs then I'm placed on a waitlist? can I apply to the nursing programs at the beginning once registered for pre-reqs because of the waitlist? I was looking at going to school to become a lpn but some schools want you to do pre-reqs for them as well and I thought it would be better just to school for rn since both require pre-reqs but am I wrong? p.s don't mind the bad grammar and punctuation etc. it is just the internet and I am rushing to get back to work lol. should I go to school for lpn first then apply to the nursing program? also if I do go to a school and there tuition is about 30k does that mean I will use all of my fafsa and I can not go back to school unless I pay out of pocket or pay off my first student loan debt? sorry a lot of questions.

Hey, I am fairly new to the group!! I live in Michigan. Is there a school with no waiting list for the nursing program ? How many pre-reqs should I do before I apply to the program? I am new to the whole college system this will be my first time even applying for a college. I feel so lost because each school wants different pre-reqs but then I don't want to take the pre-reqs then my school application is denied that would be a waste of time. I want to become a nurse but I don't know where to start. I want to start soon but where do I start ? I have been looking at different colleges, tuition, etc. I have never been to college. can you guys help me out ? can you give me some good tips ? where should I start who should I call? what should I ask ? I have applied for scholarships I have not heard back from them yet. I don't know what to do. how long can pre-reqs take to be completed? HELP ME PLEASE!! I don't want to call a college advisor because I think they might be just trying to convenience to just sign up with there school. I want the real genuine information and that only really comes from students and former students etc.

Hey, I am new to the group and I have a question for people that attend baker or have applied to baker. Is there a waiting list for baker nursing program ? How many pre-reqs should I do before I apply to the program? I am new to the whole college system this will be my first time even applying for a college. I feel so lost because each school wants different pre-reqs but then I don't want to take the pre-reqs then my school application is denied that would be a waste of time. I want to become a nurse but I don't know where to start. I want to start soon but where do I start ? I have been looking at different colleges.