Resurrection University Spring 2015 Applicants

U.S.A. Illinois

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Hi everyone! I just thought of starting a thread for those applying for the Spring 2015 semester. I already finished submitting all the required documents for application and just waiting for the news if I get accepted to the program. Good luck with everyone!

Thank you for your help! omg! I am mentally preparing myself for Monday...

You are welcome :-) I am trying to browse the lessons now. See you on monday then!

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Hi guys... I need some advice here. Today i have succesfullly passed my teas exam and the only thing i still need to turn in is my personal statement. Im planning on starting the program in the fall but im still unsure on which one i should go for. The daily program was what i was originally shooting for i heard that it is much harder than the weekend one.

Can you please help me out. Also, how do you guys like your program so far?

thanks

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im currently in the morning program. it depends how much time you have available if you have kids, full time job and are just busy. it will be tough but not impossible. im currently in my second term and it is alot of information to take in in a small time frame

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No i dont have any kids and if i started the morning program i wouldnt be working either. I would just focus on school since my hubby will already be done with his school and he will work .

I know that the schedule is pretty much 7-6 pm Mon -Friday but are you actually there all this time aside from clinicals? Also, can you tell me a little about ATI tests? I read other posts about them and seems like students really hate those.

Thanks

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im relatively new, i'm only on my second term my typical schedule for the first term which is what ur looking at is from mon-fri with one of those days you would be in clinicals the schedules vary my term my late day was from like 9-330 or something. ATIs, i have yet to experience them which i will this term i have 2, from what i hear they are tough and the downside to it is that u are forced to pass the ATIs in order to pass the class u can have a 100% in the class but can fail if u dont pass the ATIs. the program is tough, but if your a motivated you should be ok

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The ATI prepares you VERY well for the NCLEX. If you pass them, you are 99% guaranteed to pass NCLEX

My whole class did at first try

They suck but are necessary.

Graduated May 2012

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Hello

Do you know anything regarding the ATI testing required at the end of each semester?

thank you

Allan

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Hi, I applied for spring 2015 BSN program. I submit all documents by July 10, 2015. My admission advisor is John. He said that"We would have to review your file. If all the pieces of your application are in, we will probably get to your file later this month."

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Up to now, I did not receive any phone call or e-mail. I am still waiting :)

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Hi Everyone! I have a few questions about the program. I noticed there are breaks after each semester are these long enough to take a short vacation? Do you still have clinical during these times?

How do you like the program?! Did anyone do the Evening and Weekend option?

Thanks!

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