Spring 2022 Nursing Program at Suffolk county community college

[Emilyblake]

Hello, all future nursing students! I am creating this forum early as I made the last forum for the FALL 2021 program. I found that this is very helpful for questions and to have a support system going through this journey. I am a current Suffolk student that is finished with all of the prerequisites except Micro. I planned to apply for the fall 2021 program but I did not get the grade I needed on the TEAS to apply so I am back at it! Never give up and keep positive! If anyone has any suggestions or helpful resources feel free to comment as this forum is for support! Thanks 

[LPNtoRNSuny2023]

1 minute ago, Ashley Latour said:

Who from this thread was accepted into the LPN to RN advanced placement program at Grant? I can’t wait to meet all of you!! Ahhhh!

Meeeee maybe we should make another thread? LOL

[Ashley Latour, LPN]

3 minutes ago, LPNtoRNSuny2023 said:

Meeeee maybe we should make another thread? LOL

I would like that if someone made one. ?

[Torra]

11 minutes ago, Emilyblake said:

Yesss me I got accepted to the LPN program. 

Yay can’t wait to meet you hopefully !! I’m so excited 

[Emilyblake]

Yesss me too! 

[Emilyblake]

Curious if anyone went through the LPN program at Suffolk? if so what did your school schedule look like the first semester? 

[BSNhopeful40]

1 hour ago, alexrose13 said:

I just received my acceptance letter to Ammerman! I got a 78 on the TEAS, a B+ in A&P1, HIS101, and ENG101, and an A in PSY101, A&P2, ENG 102, and Micro. I also graduated from the LPN program at Suffolk in May which I figure is what got me accepted since they save seats for their LPN grads 

Congrats! Interesting, that's good to know. Funny because before I decided to go back to school I thought about going the LPN-RN route. Smart plan. 

[Sami_J211, LPN]

26 minutes ago, Ashley Latour said:

Who from this thread was accepted into the LPN to RN advanced placement program at Grant? I can’t wait to meet all of you!! Ahhhh!

Meeee! ??‍♀️ 

[Torra]

1 hour ago, alexrose13 said:

I just received my acceptance letter to Ammerman! I got a 78 on the TEAS, a B+ in A&P1, HIS101, and ENG101, and an A in PSY101, A&P2, ENG 102, and Micro. I also graduated from the LPN program at Suffolk in May which I figure is what got me accepted since they save seats for their LPN grads 

Congratulations! How was the LPN program at Suffolk? I just got accepted , if you don’t mind me asking , how many classes did you take per semester ? 

[Ashley Latour, LPN]

6 minutes ago, Sami_J211 said:

Meeee! ??‍♀️ 

Congrats!! Can’t wait to meet youuu!! Have fun celebrating. 

[BSNhopeful40]

3 hours ago, ConniePN said:

@BSNhopeful40 well if you didn’t get in then my lower TEAS score and all the same pre-req grades definitely didn’t get in either - guess I don’t have to wait for the emails LOL wonder if anyone got in with TEAS in the 70s and straight As in the prerequisites 

I think it's good sign you didn't receive an email yet. I would assume they get the rejections out of the way first. You never know, maybe you got waitlisted. I know people who got in with a proficient score in the high 70's, but that was a few years ago. The program has just gotten so competitive over the years.  

[alexrose13]

2 hours ago, Torra said:

Congratulations! How was the LPN program at Suffolk? I just got accepted , if you don’t mind me asking , how many classes did you take per semester ? 

I enjoyed it, but some of the professors weren’t the best. Other than that it was alright. We had 2 nursing classes a semester, first semester was two days a week with no clinicals, and then the second and third semester was 3 days a week. 

[Torra]

24 minutes ago, alexrose13 said:

I enjoyed it, but some of the professors weren’t the best. Other than that it was alright. We had 2 nursing classes a semester, first semester was two days a week with no clinicals, and then the second and third semester was 3 days a week. 

Thanks for answering ! Last question , did everyone  Accepted that semester have to take all the classes together like a cohort