ashleykins

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I don’t think I have used those results again

I was accepted in the spring ‘19 semester and our student success I believe was December 4th, 2018. They will send you an email the last week of October letting you know the exact date. They will tell you everything you need to know at Orientation. They will also give you the course schedule for foundations, as well as assign your first reading assignments. I know the financial aid payments can be split into 3 payments, each 2 weeks apart.

All this. And pay attention if the instructors say something more than once! Watch the skills videos they assign you, they are important! Start doing concept maps on every disease process you learn, it helps a lot. (Pinterest can point you in the right direction on that).

The schedule for us in foundations was Class Tuesday/Wednesday, 9-12. clinical are Thursday or Friday (12hours) OR Thursday and Friday (6 hourseach day). 

The float semester is for students who don’t accelerate (which is the majority of students). It’s Adaptations the first 8 weeks (relatively easy) and then Pharmacology the last 8 weeks. (Not as bad as you’re thinking). To be considered to accelerate you need to have ALL of your pre-reqs finished and have an A (or as close to it as possibile) in foundations & Commons. It really depends on your classmates and how well they do. I want to say 10-15 members of my class accelerated and they were EXHAUSTED between mental health& pharm.

Hi! I am enrolled in BSHP, and just finished my “float” semester. The schedule for us in foundations was Class Tuesday/Wednesday, 9-12. clinical are Thursday or Friday (12 hours) OR Thursday and Friday (6 hours each day). If you have any other questions, I can answer them to the best of my ability!

I’m enjoying it! It’s A LOT of work, but so worth it! Every staff member cares about your education, they’ll push you and force you to think! It’s great! They have an option to accelerate! I’m not sure how it works since you’re starting in the summer, but for us, if your grade is high enough and you’ve completed all your pre-reqs, you can advance through the summer and graduate a semester early. It’s not recommended by any of the staff, however because you don’t get much of a break and pretty much stay exhausted. I apologze for the late response!

Yes, there were I believe three that I know of! I’m sorry for the late response!

Hi guys! I’m currently in my fundamentals course at BSHP! If you have any questions, feel free to ask!

Congrats!!!

We should get more info on that on Monday!

I'm taking those same classes, but I got the same email as l.h21.

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