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I am starting this for anyone who is applying for the TCC RN program in August.

Specializes in Progressive Care Unit (ICU step-down).

And I can buy the skills kit at the TR bookstore? I'll try and pick that up tomorrow. And thanks Rossy, I have printed the parking pass out.

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Specializes in Progressive Care Unit (ICU step-down).

one more question for now... Is anyone taking their CPR through TCC NW? I had a class there over the summer and I remember seeing advertisements for a CPR class there. I just thought that $50 was pretty expensive and was wondering if anyone else was doing theirs for cheaper?

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@ Ruth, you must live close to me. I'm behind the highlands in Arlington.

@ Kmart - it is at trinity river and I was looking at the map and I think it is right above the testing center. Don't forget to pay for your skills kit and bring the receipt with you.

@ student 213,i may live close to you coz i live in arbrook and matlock the apartments right there...highlands is pretty close... hope that will be awesome..

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And I can buy the skills kit at the TR bookstore? I'll try and pick that up tomorrow. And thanks Rossy, I have printed the parking pass out.

I believe that the skill kit is not for sale at the bookstore. That's why you need to pay for it at business services and bring the receipt. I took my CPR classes for free because I volunteer at the hospital where I took it. It is 50$ everywhere else if it is through the American Heart Association. TCC will not accept it from somewhere else and it has to be for health care providers!

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kmart- I asked about the CPR at another campus also but was told if I take it from TR for $50 it lasts for the entire program length, but the if we take it at the other campuses we would to renew it half way through the program.

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Regardless of where the classes are being offered it's still have to be from the AHA, right? So shouldn't all the certifications have a standard timeframe... Kmart, I think you should call both TCC and AHA 877-AHA-4CPR or http://www.heart.org/cpr that way you can compare and see if one last longer than the other. That will save you some money.

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actually you should look in to that, but i know some CPR certs. are good for a year, some are good for 2 years. I guess it really depends on where you get it done. But from what I have seen, the 2 year certifications are atleast $50 +

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I did some hunting on the AMA website and found most classes were in the $70-$100 range....Not sure what's different about those. Decided to stop worrying about it and got registered for the Jan. 13 class with the TNSA. So I'll see a bunch of you guys there! Just did that yesterday, so there must be some more spots open. I was surprised.

Welcome Ruth!

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I did some hunting on the AMA website and found most classes were in the $70-$100 range....Not sure what's different about those. Decided to stop worrying about it and got registered for the Jan. 13 class with the TNSA. So I'll see a bunch of you guys there! Just did that yesterday, so there must be some more spots open. I was surprised.

Welcome Ruth!

thanx jefelebron..:)

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@ Ruth - you live about a mile from me. I know the apartments. I live in the neighborhood behind Workman.

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My CPR class is scheduled for the same day as Students, but i found a training center in Keller that has evening and weekend classes. Same price, I might take advantage of those classes instead so it doesn't interfere with my weekday schedule.. hmm

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Hey all... I will see you all at the coffee shop the morning of Orientation... Cross...can't wait to see you again... And Can't wait to meet everyone else.. So looking forward to it!!!!

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