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Hello everyone,
I am starting a new thread for those of us that applied to San Diego City College for the SPRING 2016 ADN program. The deadline is December 1, 2015. Please post on here if you get anything from them via email or mail or telephone. Also, post your total points you added up from the Multi-Criteria Grid so we can see point averages and get an idea who actually gets in and how many points they had. So excited to hear something! Good luck everyone!
Hello fellow classmates; Congratulations to everyone! I made it in to the second orientation class. I acquired the 3 books for class on Amazon. A couple of them are rentals and the other one was cheaper just to buy. I'm not real savvy with social media so I was going to ask if anyone on here was interested in creating a "San Diego City College Nurses: Class of 2018" page on FB. Looking forward to meeting you all :)
I loved the class. At SDCC we would only be taking 10 credits. So if you expect to only be doing 10 credits of "normal" work, perhaps nursing isn't for you? I don't mean to be rude, but nursing ciriculum is difficult. You will have math tests out of the calculations book, write a paper based on the APA book, and will have one test based on the success book. You probably wouldn't need the success book, but it's a great book to learn from and increase your critical thinking.
Ad as someone who is in a lot of school loan debt, I highly suggest doing what costs the least money. Why one wouldn't start at a community college and use their bridge program to graduate from the college that costs more anyways, is beyond me.
The program doesn't start until fall and they are requiring a class that no one else requires. I have no problem with the program being challenged I have a 4.0 and nothing this far has been challenging to me. Also I know people who are alternates so it would be a waste of their time to do all this work and not even get into the program.
I was just asking about the books because I don't want to pay for them and end up going to a bachelors program . Honestly I know this route is cheaper but I've heard a lot of people comment about how the dean has left and how the school is unorganized and how the students felt like they weren't equipped well enough like the other students from other programs. I'll just wait for the first day and see if maybe I can use books from the library ! I'm hoping I hear back soon from SDSU as I know people that have been denied for the nursing program and my status is still pending ! Thanks!
I'm a pretty big tightwad so for books I did rentals for the moment and then I also surfed eBay and Amazon for the cheapest books I could find (relevant to the class, of course). I'll fine-tune my books as I go... but I figure this is the cheapest for now :)
And THANK YOU to the person who started the FB class page; sadly, I am unable to find the page. I will try again tomorrow; perhaps it's just taking awhile to establish the link.
Looking forward to meeting you all. I am registered for the 2nd orientation class.
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im not bad mouthing the program I'm asking if anyone has heard anything about the program because when I went in to the nursing program floor a girl from the program pulled my friend and I aside and told us not to be in the program because it was horrible so it is making me nervous I want to be in a program that I will learn so that is discouraging me I'm sure of that happened to you as well you would question the program too
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Anyone purchase the required textbook for the class? Where did you find the cheaper books