They give you a choice of all day Saturday or two days a week during the day clinical? Thanks in advance for your help! You actually have a choice between day, evening or online classes. Day classes are Monday morning from am to am. Evening classes are held on Tuesday's from to , I believe. For the online classes, you get to listen to the lectures online, and the only time you have to come to campus, is to take the test.
There are Saturday clinicals.. However it is first come, first serve. So if all the spots fill up, you will have to choose a weekday clinical instead.
If you are in the day class than you have day clinicals For example, Thursday and Friday from am- am. If you are the night class, than you have night clinicals For example Wednesday and Thursday 5pmpm.
I am going to be honest with you though. There is no way I would have been able to handle a full time job and been successful in this program.
A lot of my classmates who work full time are struggling right now and some of them are even failing out. In my experience, you need at least hours of study time a DAY, if not more. Let me know if you have any more questions! Dec 18, Thank you so much for your response!
I get what a time commitment it would be and I'm fully prepared to commit hours a day in studying. I'm so glad to have found this program as it is literally the only one in the area that has such a flexible schedule!! Ocean county college strictly has weekday clinicals during the day. I actually can't start the program for at least a year or two I carry the medial for our family and my husband can't take over for four more years - damn teacher tenure laws!
How competitive would you say the acceptance rate is? I have a BA from Boston college in history I know completely unrelated but I was pre led for 3 years so I have a lot of science and math classes and I had a decent gpa but that was 10 years ago! Everyone who applies to the program is accepted. You just need to complete a couple of steps before actually being admitted such as getting your CNA license and scoring at least a 58 on your TEAS.
However, as long as you get C's or higher in all your prerequisite classes, than you're fine. Keep in mind though, that there is a pretty decent waiting list right now, so I would encourage you to apply now if you plan on starting in years. Last time i checked, the waiting list for the day classes was about 1 to 1.
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