Rasmussen

renaissanceart · Oct 22, 2011

I am considering their program too...do you know what the schedule is there? Are you going for RN?

aachavez · Oct 22, 2011

The next start is for a full time days schedule, 2 years starting January 3rd. I was really impressed with their campus and program layout. I am going for the RN Associates Degree program.

renaissanceart · Oct 22, 2011

thanks...and what are the hours for the day program?

Columnist · Oct 22, 2011

Moved to FL Nursing Programs Discussion forum.

renaissanceart · Oct 23, 2011

how do i get there?

aachavez · Oct 23, 2011

the hours depend on what classes you're taking the first 2 quarters (each quarter is 3 months) at the beginning, you're just doing gen ed, which is 2 or 3 days a week from 8-3 or so. once you start clinicals the hours are about the same. Also, most of the gen ed courses are available online as well, so you can work out a schedule that is best for you.

They are right at the corner of falkenburg and MLK, you can look it up on googlemaps, but it's really easy to get to. I would definetly check out the website, and get in touch with them, everyone there I've dealt with so far has been awesome. I also looked at Everest, which is on MLK right down the street from Rasmussen, Their program is very similar, but the next start is April, which is a night schedule, 3-11pm.

renaissanceart · Nov 2, 2011

Does anyone have the academic calender (2012) for Rasmussen?

renaissanceart · Nov 5, 2011

Thanks, AACHAVEZ....I am starting Rasmussen in Jan. pending final acceptance...I'm very impressed with the school...can't wait to start!

aachavez · Nov 5, 2011

that's awesome renaissanceart! I passed my TEAS yesterday morning, so all I really have left to do is meet with the dean, hopefuly we'll see eachother there! Good luck!

NP2BJ, BSN · Nov 6, 2011

I'm also considering Rasmussen for next summer (2012),AACHAVEZ an you tell me how was the TEAS test, what do i have to study before takin it ? thankx :)

aachavez · Nov 6, 2011

Definetly study! When you order the ATI study guide, first thing, take a practice test to see where you are. You will get a detailed outline of the areas you need to focus on. As long as you have a basic understanding of the material in the study guide, you will do just fine.

The advisors at Rasmussen (as well as all the other schools i went to that required the TEAS) said that a large number of people fail on a first attempt, because of not studying.

But again, if you have a basic understanding of the topics covered in the study guide, you will do well. Good Luck!