SWIC Nursing Program Summer 17

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Hello everyone. Who all applied for the summer 17 program? Do anyone have any information about the DET exam? How is the nursing program at SWIC?

Is anyone taking Chem105 this summer?? I'm considering taking it for my bsn.

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I am not taking it, I think I will go to Goldfarb for my RN-BSN and they do not require Chem 105.

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I plan on going to siue for my rn-bsn and they only require Chem 101 for the bridge program so thats the only class I've taken.

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The RN-BSN program at the other school I'm currently enrolled in requires CHEM105 but I'm thinking of switching to Bama by distance (the University of Alabama) for their bridge program instead since I will only need 6 classes (and they are the nursing courses only unless I need a higher Chemistry which they don't offer online). I just need to find out what Chemistry they require before summer registration starts.

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Ok I got 2 points on Math and 2 points on English which puts me at 19. I'm so happy that part is over!!! Now the wait and recalculating of points over and over begins lol. I also need to find a evening position in my current career so I can go to class in the mornings/afternoons. Any 2nd years reading comments by chance please share approximately what time we're out of class each day....thanks!

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I went on the school website like i was about to sign up for a class and looked up the classes we would be taking and what time they were offered. The only thing I didnt know was clinical time

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I know someone in the end of the first year. The only thing not on there for the schedule is lab for one of the classes and clinical times. She said we need a couple hours once clinicals start to go to the hospital and get all that stuff situated the day before too so take that into consideration. We won't have clinicals until after 103 starts mid September ish towards the end. She sent me the hours and her schedule looked intimidating plus not even having study time factored in.

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Go on estorm and select the classes and put them in your shopping cart for fall semester. I believe clinical time and lab time for one class isn't listed so just take that into consideration.

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I believe clinical time is 6 hours the first semester. They start working the students into 12 hour clinicals the second semester.

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Staceychenell, I found her schedule that she sent me.

The first four weeks was 102 class on Mon 10-12, Tues 8-12, Wed 8-2, Thurs - off, Fri 8-2

With 104 class on Mon 8-10

After 102 ended, she had 103 class on Mon 10-12, Tues 10-12 (103 lab), Wed off (except time at hospital getting patient info for clinicals which was 1-1.5 hrs), Thurs clinical 7-11, Fri 103 10-12.

with 104 class on Mon 8-10 still.

I hope that helps you some in figuring out a schedule!! Also they have some notes listed as public on quizlet if you want to look at some of the stuff ahead of time!

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Thanks so much KateR this was helpful fresh how will I be able to work :(

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When she first sent me that it felt very overwhelming but the first class is only four weeks so just remember that! Also, the last year is two class each half of the semester. Clinical time will be more but maybe you'll have more time to work then. That's when I'm planning on taking my two remaining classes for my other degree.

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