UTHSCSA Fall 2018

I was waitlisted and contacted today and got fully accepted. Hope this gives hope to others!

I received an email on Friday as well, but it was just to update me that I am still on the waitlist.

Check yalls emails everyone, the email from IdentoGo just arrived in mine for finger prints

i was also accepted off the waitlist 😊

Check yalls emails everyone, the email from IdentoGo just arrived in mine for finger prints

I didn't seem to get an email, and I checked my junk mail. Did anyone else get the email?

I got the email too and scheduled

If you don't mind me asking, when did you receive this email?Did you receive it yesterday?I just wanted to know if they sent out emails everyday or just Fridays.

i was also accepted off the waitlist í ½í¸Š

If you don't mind me asking, when did you receive this email?Did you receive it yesterday?I just wanted to know if they sent out emails everyday or just Fridays.

I got it on Friday the 18th

Alright thanks!

I got it on Friday the 18th

Has anyone signed up for the BLS certification through CPR123? If so did y'all sign up thought the San Antonio filter or the UTHSC filter?

is anyone signed up for the June 11th 8:30am class?

Has anyone signed up for the BLS certification through CPR123? If so did y'all sign up thought the San Antonio filter or the UTHSC filter?

is anyone signed up for the June 11th 8:30am class?

I signed up for that class as well

I've got two of my own :)

I'm doing just fine. You really just have to stay on top of your material. All of your classes expect you to review the powerpoints and the objective before class, so that when you come to class, it's a review rather than everyone seeing the information for the first time. I spend an hour or two a day on Monday reviewing for Thursday's classes, Tuesday is clinical and I usually don't study. Wednesday is my day off, but I volunteer at two of the UT Health clinics, so I don't study really unless I have an exam. Thursday I study for Friday classes and over the weekend I do the bulk of my reviewing. The thing is, most of your grades are exams. You might have a project or two, but there's not really any homework. So all you're really doing is reviewing the material. The first few weeks are sort of brutal, because you're adjusting. But hopefully you have an awesome peer mentor to help you navigate through everything.

There are also academic coaches that can help you set out a schedule and will keep you accountable if you need/want it. There is free tutoring and SI sessions for every class. And the labs are almost always open if you need practice with the tools and supplies and stuff.

Also, my life tip: get your clinical at the VA if you can. I had SUCH an amazing experience there and I got to do all sorts of skills. The nurses were so helpful and ready to teach.

There are quite a few of us with kiddos

i had a question about doing the VA for clinicals, what exactly is the clearance needed to do it there? Is it something we can do before registering?