The Dorothea Hopfer School of Nursing

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Good Morning,

I just recently submitted an application to The Dorothea Hopfer School of Nursing in Mt. Vernon, NY for the Spring 2008 - Evening Program. Unfortunately, I was a little bit too late for the Spring 2007 entry. So far, it looks as though I may be well on my way. I'm just waiting for my transcripts to be sent from my colleges and my reference letter from my MD. Has anyone graduated from this A.A.S Degree program or currently at Hopfer? Just looking for a little insight.

Thank you.

Specializes in Step-Down NICU/PICU.

well..Im actually looking into that program myself...are you already an LPN?...because i have read that they have an 11month program...wow...is there a waiting list or something because i still have about 7 more classes to take and im not planning on taking any till next semester...how soo do you have to apply for this program?....hopefully someone who has been through this program gives us a lil more info on this school...id like to know their passing rate...XOXO

Specializes in LTC.

No, I'm not an LPN. As I stated previously, I have my B.S. Degree in Health Education and Promotion but looking to take a different path by becoming an RN/NP. So far, I have all the pre-requisites and sent in the application along with a $40.00 processing fee. I did finally receive a letter in the mail on Saturday indicating that "eligible candidates will receive and invite to take the (NET). I'm praying that hopefully I will be accepted into this program. I'm still waiting on my colleges to send my official transcripts so the ball can start rolling. My surgeon wrote me a wonderful personal reference letter to attest to my capabilities, etc. So now, I just wait in anticipation.

Specializes in Med/ Surg and Orthopedics.

I applied to the Spring 07 evening class and I am taking the NET on Saturday. I will let you guys know if I get in within the next few weeks. I heard about the program from another graduate and she had nothing but praises for them. The admissions counselor, Ms. Farrior is awesome and has been nothing but patient.

I applied to the Spring 07 evening class and I am taking the NET on Saturday. I will let you guys know if I get in within the next few weeks. I heard about the program from another graduate and she had nothing but praises for them. The admissions counselor, Ms. Farrior is awesome and has been nothing but patient.

Hey Olivia, good luck with the NET this Saturday. Did you purchase the NET study guide? Was it helpful? I will keep you posted on my process. You can e-mail me at [email protected]

Ciao!

Specializes in Med/ Surg and Orthopedics.
Hey Olivia, good luck with the NET this Saturday. Did you purchase the NET study guide? Was it helpful? I will keep you posted on my process. You can e-mail me at [email protected]

Ciao!

I did not purchase the NET guide, but I did purchase a study guide from Barons and used an online testing guide. The test was way easier than I expected. Here is the online guide that I used: http://www.testprepreview.com/nursing_practice.htm

I should have my test results by Saturday, and an admissions decision by the first week of November.

You guys should apply to the Cochran School of Nursing in Yonkers....I just grad from there , it was great

I also applied to this school and I am waiting to hear back from them. I applied for Fall '07. Not sure how many applicants they are accepting for their fall '07 class. The wait is excrutiating. I am keeping my fingers . I already took the NET..so we shall see.

You guys should apply to the Cochran School of Nursing in Yonkers....I just grad from there , it was great

I also applied to Cochran I have an interview later this week. I am so nervous. I dont' know if the interview is a good thing or bad thing as I heard there is a possibility they interview all applicants. The school seems to offer smaller clinical classes and lots of hands on experience. It's my first choice.

Specializes in Med/ Surg and Orthopedics.
I also applied to Cochran I have an interview later this week. I am so nervous. I dont' know if the interview is a good thing or bad thing as I heard there is a possibility they interview all applicants. The school seems to offer smaller clinical classes and lots of hands on experience. It's my first choice.

I applied to Hopfer and Cochran. I find that they both have the same nursing school experience, at least that was the impression I got. Both are small schools with a very hands-on approach and small clinical groups (about 6 per clinical). I am happy with Hopfer and hope you get into Cochran, good luck!

I rem I was nervous also when I interviewed....do you know who it's with? The teachers there are so wonderful, they really make the school what it is. Cochran nurses have a great reputation. I know they have been accepting larger classes now, and they even accept in the spring too. I started spring 05 and my class had about 40 students - now that I graduated, there were probably only 15 of us left! but You will be fine don't worry.

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