San Jacinto Central - ADN program Spring 2020

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Hi everyone,

I opened this thread to see what is everyone doing to prepare for their applications.

I currently have 23 points based on the rubric from SanJac and will submit my application for the Spring 2020.

On 8/18/2019 at 12:25 PM, IAmNurseMel said:

Thank you! I am very determined to become a nurse! I'm actually use to the craziness. This will be my third degree that I obtain all while working full-time and raising three children! But yes, the hesi at the end of each course is only worth 10% of your grade; so, if you're sitting at an A or B, failing won't hurt your overall grade too much. However, if you're sitting a C, failing the Hesi can take you below 75% which is needed to pass the class.

Hi,

I’m taking Pharmacology at Lee College while applying for Spring ADN program. I wonder if you have known anyone took this class before the program? How they take the Hesi like when to take it or any additional requirement to satisfy the program with Pharmacology?

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Hi everyone!

Did anyone take the Hesi at San Jac? I have a G number but that is about it. Do you think I will be allowed to take it there?

Also, I just made a Castle branch account. I am going to get my drug screening done tomorrow, and also have physical tomorrow for the titers. Do you think I'll make the north campus deadline for the 25th? Idk how long castle branch and the titers take.

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1 hour ago, dtea777 said:

Hi everyone!

Did anyone take the Hesi at San Jac? I have a G number but that is about it. Do you think I will be allowed to take it there?

Also, I just made a Castle branch account. I am going to get my drug screening done tomorrow, and also have physical tomorrow for the titers. Do you think I'll make the north campus deadline for the 25th? Idk how long castle branch and the titers take.

Hey! Do Not do the physical exam until you get accepted, because they will send you desired place to go get your exam. Titers take technically 7 business days to be approved ( my experience)

1 hour ago, dtea777 said:

Hi everyone!

Did anyone take the Hesi at San Jac? I have a G number but that is about it. Do you think I will be allowed to take it there?

Also, I just made a Castle branch account. I am going to get my drug screening done tomorrow, and also have physical tomorrow for the titers. Do you think I'll make the north campus deadline for the 25th? Idk how long castle branch and the titers take.

You CAN take your Hesi at the San Jac campus!

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16 hours ago, Kvvv said:

Hi,

The new rule started applying the Spring and so on. I asked and knew that because of the wait list was long and the cohort had good score to be considered and they also had )completed all their perquisites. That is why they decided not to allow 1 course in progress anymore.

I don't know why people are being told different versions. I spoke with Ms. Ira (Sr. Administrator) & she said, "YES, you can submit your application with one course in progress, but be aware that you are going against those that already have everything completed."

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Hello,

How soon can you retake the hesi? Two weeks?

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Hey guys! I am applying for both Central and North campuses (ADN program). I am just about to turn in my applications. My stats: All As on my pre reqs, 87 on my HESI and a 3.9 GPA. Rubric score 23. Deadline hasn't even passed and I already feel super anxious. Goodluck to you all!

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On 9/19/2019 at 1:37 AM, Kvvv said:

Hi,

I’m taking Pharmacology at Lee College while applying for Spring ADN program. I wonder if you have known anyone took this class before the program? How they take the Hesi like when to take it or any additional requirement to satisfy the program with Pharmacology?

I as well as other students in my cohort completed pharmacology outside of the program. I would recommend that you take it beforehand because I hear that it is difficult to manage pharm and the other required nursing course all in one 8 week term. I would suggest taking the Hesi after you've completed your prereqs such as English, A&P, Micro, Math, etc.

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On 9/19/2019 at 3:19 AM, Kvvv said:

Hey! Do Not do the physical exam until you get accepted, because they will send you desired place to go get your exam. Titers take technically 7 business days to be approved ( my experience)

You CAN take your Hesi at the San Jac campus!

Does anyone know if there is a difference in ADN programs between North and Central campus, other than location. I am not sure I will make the North application deadline, so I am wondering if there are any reviews about Central Campus ADN program?

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2 hours ago, IAmNurseMel said:

I as well as other students in my cohort completed pharmacology outside of the program. I would recommend that you take it beforehand because I hear that it is difficult to manage pharm and the other required nursing course all in one 8 week term. I would suggest taking the Hesi after you've completed your prereqs such as English, A&P, Micro, Math, etc.

The Hesi exam i talked about was the one in Pharmacology. The one includes in the Pharm course at the end of semester

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23 hours ago, Kvvv said:

The Hesi exam i talked about was the one in Pharmacology. The one includes in the Pharm course at the end of semester

If you take class outside of the program, you will have to take a pharm Hesi. However, if you take pharm while in the program, you will have to take a Hesi. Most of my cohort said the Hesi was not hard.

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On 8/11/2019 at 2:34 PM, IAmNurseMel said:

Hey guys, I am a Level 3 nursing student at the north campus. Feel free to ask me any questions; I will do my best to answer them. Good luck to you all!

Hi do we need to be cpr certified before deadline? I'm having trouble finding information on it

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Do you guys mind sharing your rubric score?

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