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If your start date is January 1st, after that date you'll never speak to the enrollment counselor again. The enrollment counselor guides prospective students through the enrollment process, and that's about it. Once you are enrolled, a program mentor will be the person with whom you deal throughout the length of the program.I'm talking to an enrollment counselor now...will she be the person I deal with throughout the program?
Once the tuition has been paid through self-pay and/or financial aid, you will have access to your course of study when you log onto the student portal. The course of study will contain an outline with a list of your courses.When will I get a list of actual classes?
I will be starting Jan. 1st as well Peanut! I am super excited. I have 40CUs to complete. My personal goal is to complete in under a year and would love to complete it in 6 months. I have read on here where it is doable while working full time while being a wife and Mimi. Good Luck peanut and maybe we can motivate each other!!
I am anticipating a January 1st start date too. I am waiting for my transcript eval to be completed so I have no clue how many CUs I will have to complete. I have over 130 college credits so I am hopeful that I will get away with just having to take Stats, Biochem and the nursing classes. Good luck Peanut and Redrobin!
I've been enrolled in the online RN-to-BSN program since May 1st. November 1st marked the beginning of my second term with WGU.Hi everyone! Are you all enrolled in the RN-BSN program? I am excited to be starting in January 2015! I have 42 CU's to complete. Would like to connect with others throughout the journey.
Well my enrollment counselor called me today and January 1st is full Then an hour later, my transcript evaluation results were emailed to me. I have 40 CUs to complete, 9 of which I have taken previously so I should be able to clear those fairly quickly. So I guess I'm starting February 1st.
Update!! A little late but just wanted to let everyone know that I graduated Dec 2017. I ended up doing the RN-MSN and I must say I really had a good experience with this program. There program design really worked for me and I was able to go at my on pace while not sacrificing my family or personal life. The payment plan allow me to complete the program with taking loans and recurring debt. I also noticed that I have been sought out for positions that I didn't even apply for via LinkedIn.
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I've completed all the requirements needed. Have intake interview on Thursday. I was wondering what questions I should ask them. I'm talking to an enrollment counselor now...will she be the person I deal with throughout the program? I'm excited but nervous. I looked at my transcript eval and the only prereq classes I have to take is Biochem and Statistics. When will I get a list of actual classes? And advice or wisdom would be lovely! I would love to finish it in 1 term but don't know that that's feasible.