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No prob, what I do know is limited. They are weaning the waitlist, so they are not adding anyone else to it, but take a handful of people from it each quarter. It will eventually be just a competitive program. So far the students that I have spoken to that have been accepted have had above a 3.8 GPA in the required pre-reqs. They seem to feel it is a decent program, but there was some news articles recently that said they had to let go of 5 nursing instructors at the Mount Vernon Campus.(Budget cuts) I am not sure yet how that is going to work with the program. ?
The Whidbey Island Campus (Of SVC) has a LPN to RN bridge program that is part time (1 evening class a week ~5 quarters?) I really liked the instructors out there.
They also have an LPN program. So I guess it depends on what you are looking for. :)
Hopefully that helps :)
congrats!
i got accepted too for fall 2011. also, i got accepted to wcc so it looks like i will choose wcc over skagit. i'm from bham and i don't want to waste any time for commuting. that 40 min i can spend in the gym trying to relax before studying time
nurses i work with tell me that this is a very good program and students are well prepared for future job. good luck! :)
I just graduated from Skagit Valley College's RN program in August. The NCLEX pass rate is just about 100%, that said....the program is difficult, but they teach you what you need to know to pass and to be a good nurse. It can seem overwhelming at times but in the end it is absolutely worth it. The instructors were overall fabulous.....there were a few that didnt quite meet my expectations but even those were there for all of us no matter what we needed. I recommend this program to anyone and everyone I can.
susanwatt
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does anyone know anything about skagit valley college rn program? i have been accepted and will start in september, but haven't been able to speak to anyone directly about the program itself. any advice is greatly appreciated! :loveya: