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Hello, all!
My name is Christina Smith! I know I started this thread a little soon, but I am sure others are just as anxious as I am about applying! I have submitted my application for the spring 2016 program I just want to post some background information about myself, and anyone who has been accepted to previous semesters can share some insight with me if the wish!
I have a 3.9 GPA. My science gpa is as follows:
A: A&P 1
A: A&P 2
B Micro (Which was taken in 5 weeks, do they view the length of the semester?!)
I have gotten As in all of my other courses, and just need algebra and chemistry (which I am taking together this fall.)
I have been a CNA for 2.5 years, and have worked as a med tech for 14 months, and have recently been employed by Carroll Hospital as a MED/SURG PCT.
I have not taken my TEAS, but have purchased a study guide and plan to STUDY STUDY STUDY!!
I was accepted into my community college's ADN program, but I want to step outside my comfort zone and head towards my dream school. I am so nervous!!!!!!!!!
Can't believe I got in! I celebrated with my husband last night after work! I am so excited to begin this journey with all of you who get in. I'll be at Shady Grove. :) Those on the waitlist, DON'T give up. I was waitlisted last semester, worked my BOOTY off and was accepted this semester. Those who want it most will get it!
Here I am answering my own question lol. But I just remembered I went to an info session last year and they told us what our schedule will look like. So I searched my computer for a picture ( I remembered I took one of the information) and found it! I'm not sure if this has changed much since two semesters ago but it's as follows: Lecture- 2 or 3 days/week. Labs- 10 to 15 hrs/week. Clinical- 2 or 3 days/week.
I know it's early to be getting into logistics but I am too excited right now! Hope this helps anyone.
tflores
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My cumulative GPA is a 3.9, while my science GPA is a 4.0. I scored an 86- Advanced in the TEAS test. I have volunteer experience in the ER department and I also volunteered with American Red Cross. That being said, I have no experience at all with direct patient care.