San Jacinto College ADN Spring 2019

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Anyone else applying to San Jac Spring 2019? Application dates are August 6, 2018 - October 8, 2018.

My rubric is currently 17 but I am in the middle of APII and taking Micro in the fall; that's an additional 2-6 points. HESI is 90.4.

There is a lot of information at orientation and some segments aren't applicable but it's mandatory so not much you can do. They have time during orientation where you order uniforms, ID badges, skills kit, stethoscopes, jackets, rolling bags, and other miscellaneous items.

You can try your stethoscope out and see how it works for you. You won't need it until 8B.

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Thank you so much! Do you recommend buying all those at the orientation except the stethoscope?

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They expect you to buy the scrub uniforms and skills pack at orientation. You will need those for class. The company rep is there taking orders, you pay, and it's delivered a few days before class starts. It was an extra expense that I didn't know to factor in.

Clinical uniform is white scrub top and blue bottoms and class uniform is blue scrub top and bottoms. I bought 2 sets of class and one clinical (~40ish each set) and the skills pack is 150 ish.

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1 hour ago, tsume said:

They expect you to buy the scrub uniforms and skills pack at orientation. You will need those for class. The company rep is there taking orders, you pay, and it's delivered a few days before class starts. It was an extra expense that I didn't know to factor in.

Clinical uniform is white scrub top and blue bottoms and class uniform is blue scrub top and bottoms. I bought 2 sets of class and one clinical (~40ish each set) and the skills pack is 150 ish.

Thank you so much, these informations are very helpful! Good luck on your studying!

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Hello everyone!

I was wondering if anyone knew the difference between north and south campus?

if anyone in the program could you guys tell me if you like it or not?

thanks

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2 hours ago, futurenurs890 said:

Hello everyone!

I was wondering if anyone knew the difference between north and south campus?

if anyone in the program could you guys tell me if you like it or not?

thanks

South is only LVN. Central and north both have RN. I suggest looking at all the schools in your area. Pay attention to the retention rates. San jac is pretty low. I regret not doing more research before beginning the program.

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2 hours ago, futurenurs890 said:

Hello everyone!

I was wondering if anyone knew the difference between north and central campus?

if anyone in the program could you guys tell me if you like it or not?

thanks

31 minutes ago, nicmur10 said:

South is only LVN. Central and north both have RN. I suggest looking at all the schools in your area. Pay attention to the retention rates. San jac is pretty low. I regret not doing more research before beginning the program.

My mistake i meant to out central. Are you in the rn program or lvn?

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34 minutes ago, nicmur10 said:

South is only LVN. Central and north both have RN. I suggest looking at all the schools in your area. Pay attention to the retention rates. San jac is pretty low. I regret not doing more research before beginning the program.

I regret going to San Jac; I should have done more research as well.

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9 hours ago, IAmNurseMel said:

I regret going to San Jac; I should have done more research as well.

May i ask why you guys regret going there? Is it because it to0 hard or they don’t teach?

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3 hours ago, futurenurs890 said:

May i ask why you guys regret going there? Is it because it to0 hard or they don’t teach?

It’s basically a sink or swim atmosphere. I don’t feel like the professors are there to help, more like there so they can get paid. The retention rate speaks for itself, in my opinion. Maybe go to an information session at central to get a better idea.

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