WGU Starting 9/1/15 - Question

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Specializes in Cardiac.

I have to wait to September 1 to start the RN-BSN program. I have everything done except my intake interview on Monday. Once I complete that and complete the orientation part, will I be able to see the courses and is it possible work on them before September 1. I'd like to get a jump start on Biochem with the models. I know I can't submit anything until after the 1st.

Specializes in Case mgmt., rehab, (CRRN), LTC & psych.

If your RN-to-BSN program start date is September 1st, you should have access to the course of study for all your classes through the WGU student portal by August 15th.

Specializes in Cardiac.

Thank you! The sooner the better!

I started March 1, 2015 and I remember everything opening up a little bit early at the end of February, but I thought it was only about one week early. I could be wrong.

Specializes in Case mgmt., rehab, (CRRN), LTC & psych.
I started March 1, 2015 and I remember everything opening up a little bit early at the end of February, but I thought it was only about one week early. I could be wrong.
I was a self-pay student, which may have made a difference in how soon I had access to my courses. I paid for the first term on April 11th and had access on April 15th. My first term had begun on May 1st of last year.

I too hope to be starting Sept 1:)

Specializes in NICU.

I am on track to start 9/1 as well. I am actually excited!

RN - BSN

How is the program going for you Scrubs?

Specializes in Med/Surg, ER, Hospice, Urgent Care.

I'm working on getting all my requirements submitted and shooting for a 9/1/15 start date as well. Good luck to all of us!! Maybe we can help keep each other motivated!!

Sounds great to me Maybe! I need all the support I can get:)

How's the program going for you so far Scrubs?

Specializes in Cardiac.

I had my intake interview yesterday, paid tuition today and was told on the 15th was when the orientation opens up. I'm guessing once its done, the rest will open. Can't wait!

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