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Hello everyone, I just wanted to start this thread for anyone interesting or planning on applying to UM for spring 2015. I am finishing up the pre-requisites I need...doing micro class and lab. So far those are the only things I know I have to take. I'm extremely nervous, mainly because of the waiting game to see if I'm accepted or not.
I had to take over class, so I am not too happy about that either, so that also makes me a little down.
Also when I called the other day, someone said they are changing the application process, did anyone else hear that information?
Are you guys finish with all your pre-requisites?
Do you know how much repeating a class puts you in the hole for not getting accepted?
Hey! Hopefully someone will answer, if not it's okay I will be calling on Monday bright & early! Haha. As far as the pre req of college algebra, I think that pertains to the statistics class, not the nursing program. Some schools require that you take college algebra before taking stats.
Hi everyone, just wanted to let everyone know that there is now a Facebook page for the spring 2015 class (starting January)for the Accelerated BSN program.
you can search for it under the name "university of Miami accelerated bsn spring 2015" . See you guys there!
I tried looking for the Facebook group but couldn't find it. Is it private?
The group is secret but it is discoverable when searched.
University Of Miami Accelerated BSN Spring 2015
that's the exact name. I can't get the link on the phone but I'll go get it on comp if anything
https://www.facebook.com/groups/301288853388923/
Here is the link to the Facebook page
KngKtty
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I'm wondering the same thing. I have a statistic course from my degree and I also have a level 2 math college course. On the FAQs the also have in brackets that applicants must have a pre-req of at least a college algebra... see below. I am not sure if I need one or the other or both...
(Chemistry for premed or chemistry majors meets this requirement)
(Human Anatomy and Physiology I and II meet this requirement)
(Must have a prerequisite of at least college algebra)
(must cover the lifespan from birth to death)