Uta rn-bsn{campus based} fall 2014

Greenyday · May 14, 2014

Same here:thumbup:

PauperRN · May 14, 2014

Same here:thumbup:

Hey there Greenyday. So u dd apply for fall 2014?

Greenyday · May 14, 2014

Hey there Greenyday. So u dd apply for fall 2014?

Hello Leighqkey! Not really, but I want to know more about this since I saw most of info are about the online program...

PauperRN · May 14, 2014

Hello Leighqkey! Not really, but I want to know more about this since I saw most of info are about the online program...

Ohh ok. I think the main difference between the two is that with camp-based u get to attend a classroom and have a live teacher. Junior semester- on Wednesdays and Thursdays-Senior semester. This takes up the full day. 8am-5pm. Other than that I ddn't see any difference.

Greenyday · May 14, 2014

Ohh ok. I think the main difference between the two is that with camp-based u get to attend a classroom and have a live teacher. Junior semester- on Wednesdays and Thursdays-Senior semester. This takes up the full day. 8am-5pm. Other than that I ddn't see any difference.

Thanks for your info. I am just wondering how does the admission process look like, because I know that for the online program, UTA has academic partnership with some colleges. Students successfully graduate from those colleges can do the online program without additional application. I don't know if the campus-base program has the same policy, and how competitive the admission process will be.

PauperRN · May 15, 2014

Thanks for your info. I am just wondering how does the admission process look like, because I know that for the online program, UTA has academic partnership with some colleges. Students successfully graduate from those colleges can do the online program without additional application. I don't know if the campus-base program has the same policy, and how competitive the admission process will be.

Am frankly not in a position to tell you that yet- maybe three months down the line, since I applied and I was accepted into the school ( haven't received the nursing dep. acceptance yet, but they say it is a dual application). However, with that said, I have friends that did it prior years and as recent as last year, who say pretty much that if u are an active RN and you do have most of the pre-reqs required then you getting accepted. I will confirm this later since I just have to wait and see how it pans out. Am I nervous?- not at all. So to summarize, I do not think its competitive @ all if u have the required pre-reqs.

Greenyday · May 15, 2014

Am frankly not in a position to tell you that yet- maybe three months down the line, since I applied and I was accepted into the school ( haven't received the nursing dep. acceptance yet, but they say it is a dual application). However, with that said, I have friends that did it prior years and as recent as last year, who say pretty much that if u are an active RN and you do have most of the pre-reqs required then you getting accepted. I will confirm this later since I just have to wait and see how it pans out. Am I nervous?- not at all. So to summarize, I do not think its competitive @ all if u have the required pre-reqs.

Congrats to your acceptance to the school first! Your opinions really relieve my nerves and encourage me. Thank you and good luck to your application!

PauperRN · May 15, 2014

Thank you. Hopefully u get to apply too when u ready and get accepted.

MrsICURN14 · May 15, 2014

I recently graduated from UTAs BSN in seat program. It's a great program, good luck! If you have any particular questions let me know!!

PauperRN · May 15, 2014

I recently graduated from UTAs BSN in seat program. It's a great program, good luck! If you have any particular questions let me know!!

I do have lots of questions. How long after u applied dd ur nursing acceptance letter show up? Did you work full-time or part-time while doing it? The upper electives, can one take them before getting accepted into the nursing program?

Greenyday · May 16, 2014

I recently graduated from UTAs BSN in seat program. It's a great program, good luck! If you have any particular questions let me know!!

Congrats! Did you attend the traditional program or the rn-bsn one? I assume that you were in the rn-bsn program. How does the admission process look like? Is it competitive? Sorry for shooting you so many questions at once. I really wanna know more about it:)