Valencia College/UCF Concurrent Spring 2022

[TylerWilliams]

Hi VC/UCF Concurrent Spring 2022 applicants!

I'm currently finishing my last two pre-requisites (Micro + Nutrition) in Summer 2021. Then, I plan to apply for the Spring 2022 Concurrent Valencia/UCF ASN/BSN program.

Who else plans to apply for the Spring 2022 concurrent program?

[brookelsm]

I got off the waitlist for the VC/UCF concurrent but it does not say whether I'm accepted for the full time or part time option. Does anyone else have this problem?

[FrankMPH]

1 hour ago, brookelsm said:

I got off the waitlist for the VC/UCF concurrent but it does not say whether I'm accepted for the full time or part time option. Does anyone else have this problem?

I believe Dr. Heglund said you decide which track you want to do after acceptance. Should be covered in VC orientation on Tuesday.

[Natyp99]

Does anyone know where the UCF portion of the orientation is ? Valencia do theirs last week but I can’t find anything for UCF other than it’s due on the 26th??

[FrankMPH]

On 11/15/2021 at 5:35 PM, Natyp99 said:

Does anyone know where the UCF portion of the orientation is ? Valencia do theirs last week but I can’t find anything for UCF other than it’s due on the 26th??

Have you been added to the Webcourse? Best to reach out to the college if you can't view it on your canvas.

[dia15]

Hello, I wanted to apply for the VC/UCF for Spring 2023 program but was wondering if the prerequisite courses can be finished at another college outside Florida. Also, is it necessary to finish the AA degree before applying for the program? If anyone can answer, it would be really helpful. Thanks!

[Stephen Heglund, PhD, RN, APRN]

Yes, classes taken at any regionally accredited school will be recognized. However, classes taken outside of the Florida systems may take a little more effort to have them approved. Both UCF and Valencia make their own decisions on such classes, so be prepared to go through that process twice.

As for the AA degree, the requirement is that all General Education must be met to be admitted. The AA degree from a Florida system school does this. But so does getting each class on the UCF listing of General Education classes. Meeting the list is most likely the way out of state students will meet the General Education requirement.