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Hi,
I should be starting RCC next semester.
I am a LPN and spoke to the director of nursing at RCC and she told me that as a LPN you don't have to go on the waitlist and they let you test out on ALOT of classes. I think if you have all your prereqs done and you pass all the classes you can test out on , you can finish in 1-2 semesters.
I think if you are not a LPN though there is a waitlist. Not sure about how long it is.
hi,i should be starting rcc next semester.
i am a lpn and spoke to the director of nursing at rcc and she told me that as a lpn you don't have to go on the waitlist and they let you test out on alot of classes. i think if you have all your prereqs done and you pass all the classes you can test out on , you can finish in 1-2 semesters.
i think if you are not a lpn though there is a waitlist. not sure about how long it is.
after looking at the curriculum, i have done everything but the nursing courses. going to an information session next week to learn more. i were told that if one has the pre-reqs.....this may move you up the waiting list some. i will confirm and verify this next week though.
thanks for your reply ! !
I don't have a LPN....but like i said above.....i have a Bachelors in Business and have completed A&P I and II, Gen and Dev Psych, Sociology and taking Chemistry now....
Any thoughts on my chances ? I am meeting with someone from the Dept on Oct 6th. Just trying to gather as much info as I can before going.
daddy-o
i am in the same boat as you. i have ba as well and went to school for 4.5 years (two private schools-what a mistake!). i was considering the accelerated program at dominican but it is so expensive. i am applying to the rcc program this week, still have to take a&p i and ii as well as micro. i currently work f/t in advertising making 30k a year 8:30-5:30. i cant believe i went to school for 4.5 years to make this! do you think it is realistic to continue to work f/t and do the nursing program at the same time? i need the money, i am not eligible for assistance and health coverage is important. i am hoping it wont matter much that i am doing the as instead of a bsn. i have been interested in nursing for some time now, i just know this is going to take a while. it would be great if i could find a less demanding job, maybe even a secretary or assistant in a hospital. i am so confused!!!!
DaddyO
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Hello,
Looking to change careers and have been taking my pre-reqs (A&P I and II, Chemistry, Psych...etc) at Bergen Community College in NJ. I intend to apply at Bergen and RCCC's Nursing program. Just looking for any suggestions or information about RCCC"s RN program. I did a search here, but can only find threads on RCCC Boce.
Thanks in advance ! ! !