WGU Nursing Program (Pre-Licensure) Admission Step-by-Step; what to expect.
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
- Giving a step-by-step on the admission process for WGU, hoping to answer any unanswered questions from my previous video.
#wgu #wgunursing #nursingschool #nursingstudent #prelicensure #bsn #rn #registerednurse #hesia2exam #hesi
0:00 Intro
0:34 Start Date Tips
3:02 Step 1 Contact Enrollment Counselor
3:14 Step 2 Submit Transcript
3:32 Step 3 "Meet Program Eligibility Requirements"
9:06 Step 4 Intake Interview
9:46 Step 5 Fufill Financial Requirements
10:40 Webcam
11:10 Future Updates and Outro
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Hoping to start in July . I submitted everything and will take the HESI in two weeks so wish me luck ! I’m super excited.
Great vid good luck with everything girly
Thank u for all your help
Good job Brittany!
thank you for sharing
I have an interview with an enrollment counselor on Wednesday. I sent my transcripts over 2 weeks ago but it’s taking some time to get there… have my book for the HESI so I’m getting ready to study… Have to get this financial aid stuff in order.. So I guess I’m looking more towards May based on what you stated!! So excited!!
My EC did tell me that the transcript team is stacked. They took a little bit to get me my evaluation back but if it’s been 2 weeks they should be finished with you soon. For HESI also make sure you look into NurseHub and try the coupon code 50foryou to get it for $10. But you are moving in the right direction, you got this! 🤍
@@FutureRNBrittany thanks girly! Much appreciated!
Thank you
Hi Brittany! If there a timeframe for the transfer courses? Like do they have to be less than 10 or 7 years?
What book did you use for studying for the HESI? What score do you have to get? I am SO BAD at tests!
Your videos are very helpful. Thanks!. I have applied and yet to Speak with my advisor, how do I send over my Essay , also I have 1 lab left, to complete, I am currently working on it what is the implications of that
Please what are all the prerequisites you should take before starting WGU ? Can you please list them
Where can we prepare for hesi test?
Where can we find study material ?
How many questions in tge exam?
How does WGU classes prepare you for exam ?
Is WGU competent in their teaching? Do the students feel competent enough to write exam based on the WGU teaching preparation?
Does tuition fees cover the textbooks or must students pay for texbook differently?
Do the professors give you a kind of site for practicing test before the main exam / test?
Do you think the practicing test is a little bit similar to what you see in the main test or do the professors teach you different and set nonsense that is not close to what you see in the main test ?
Finally, please where and which hospitals does WGU use as clinical in Houston Texas
How do you like WGU so far? I start on june 1st in the ADN-BSN program with only 25CU’s left to graduate? I am aiming to finish in one term, Do you think that is possible?
Hi!
I am so glad I came across your video. I have finished my application in July hoping for the October start but my hesi scores took 3 weeks to post! It was driving me crazy and I had to email call trying to get that completed. Finally got that done and now just waiting for an acceptance letter. I wanted to ask how long after you completed everything did it take for you to get that letter? Also, you get cleared to start after your acceptance letter?
I am so excited to see the rest of your videos and hope your journey through nursing school is going well! 🙏🏽
I got my response within a week after submitting everything! I wish you would have asked me soon I had the same problem but literally stalked Elsevier for my HESI results and got them expedited. They will email you a letter and call you when you’re accepted!
How did you study for the Hesi? Was it hard?
Did you do any pre reqs before signing up?
Hi congrats on your progress! Can you give more details about the Webcam? I take the HESIA2 11/13
Hey how did it go ??
How long is your program?
You are so pretty
Do you have to take the HESI and the TEAS exam for Prelicensure BSN?
Initially they did accept the TEAS but switched to HESI 1/2023. They did advise me they were accepting the TEAS until June but it is best to always double check with them.
If you don't pass the HESI in certain subjects, do you retake the subjects you missed or the whole thing needs to be retaken?
They will make you retake everything 🥹
Hi Brittany! Thank you so much for this video! For your letter of intent/personal statement how many pages did you end up writing? Did you reach for something significantly higher than the 75% they require or just enough to pass? And did you have any extracurricular on your resume related to healthcare? These are all tidy questions that make me a little anxious, but found a lot of info. through your videos, thank you!
Hey Eddie! For my letter of intent I kept it short and cute 2 pages; just make sure you include your “why” mines was very close to my heart. For my HESI I got a 91% I tried for higher not the minimum. With this recent update a resume is no longer required. Also, thank you for watching! :)
@@FutureRNBrittany Ahhh, thank you so much for the info. And I didn’t catch that update on the resume so thank you for that! I’ve learned so much that has relieved a lot of stress through your videos! Thank you again ☺️
@@eddiesvlog awww of course no problem!! 😊
@@FutureRNBrittany hi can u plz help me which is best site to practice and which book help to pass HESI exam ,?
Did you take most of your core classes somewhere else before applying. How many more classes do you have left
I transferred 11 classes over and I have about 2.5 years left with transferring those classes.
Do you take the drug screening before your acceptance? I was a big stoner and stopped when I applied and trying to get the program
Drug Screening is typically done after your first term, if the following term would be your clinical. It truly depends on if you are transferring classes over and how many pre-nursing courses you have remaining. So I would highly recommend to stay on that path because you don’t want that to be a reason you cannot proceed with the program.
How did you guys register for the HESI test? I'm trying to do that on Proctoru but I can't find WGU in the list of universities in there. I need a direct step of registering for the HESI because that's my next step now. Thanks.
Have you created both an Elsevier and ProctorU account?
Yes I have done that. I couldn't find WGU in the list of schools so I was stuck on that page and I called their support team but I was told to reach out to WGU on how to proceed.
@@babajidearojojoye1350 have you been able to get it done
Make sure you select Utah as the state before you search WGU, not your home state. Hope you sorted that out
Did you have to have nurses credits first to apply. How long did it take
Yes I had pre-nursing classes that is not a requirement for you to be accepted but it does cut the program time down TREMENDOUSLY. They all accept certain classes for transfer. The application process overall for me took 2 months but I am also accounting for the time it took me to study for the HESI which is 1 month.
Hi! Congrats on getting accepted into the program! I am looking to start in June. I have all requirements fulfilled, except for my HESI. What resources did you use to study for the HESI? I’m pretty confident with math & reading comprehension, it’s the vocabulary and a little of the grammar that’s holding me up. I’m hoping to take my HESI within this upcoming week, as I know spots are filling up fast!
Thank you!! 🤍 For Vocabulary and Grammar Nursehub was my holy grail, specifically for Vocab.. I would literally redo the test to memorize everything! Grammar is tedious you can use both Nursehub and Quizlet for practice.
@ Lauren,RUclips and nursehub I have notes I can send you.
@@cancerdiva03 Yes please! I’ve gone through the modules on nursehub, but anything extra will definitely help! I actually take my exam later tonight.
@@missjanel07 your email and are you on Facebook?
@@cancerdiva03 I believe the guidelines wouldn’t let me share that info, but I took my exam and passed! 95% overall! I’m just glad it’s over lol
Which sections on the HESI did they have you do?
Do u take the hesi after the your prerequisites
If you’re doing your pre-reqs with WGU, you will have to take the HESI to be considered for admission.
Are you going to continue making videos when you start ?
Yes! I will make sure to show my process so throughout the program, so you all can get a glimpse of what to expect.
@@FutureRNBrittany perfect I’m looking to start in May. I still have time to start that round per my counselor. I appreciate all videos and the time you take to make them. So exciting n
@@gloriaflores6960Did you start???
Do you know if they accept TEAS
Initially they did accept the TEAS but switched to HESI 1/2023. They did advise me they were accepting the TEAS until June but it is best to always double check with them.
Is true it’s at your own pace??? Also what material did you use
Yes at your own pace but it must be completed within your 6 months or you will extend the time it takes to obtain your degree. You also have the option to accelerate but only in your “pre-nursing” term not the clinical terms.
And for the HESI I used Nursehub! 1000% recommend.
Did you have your LPN degree before applying to this program?
No mam
What is the total cost of the Pre-Licensure at WGU, I can't find a straight answer, thanks.
$6,430 per 6 months for Pre-Nursing
$7,616 per 6 months for the Clinical Portion
Also to add to Brittany reply the program for me is est of 36,000k for the 2.5 yrs not including discount, scholarships tution reimbursement.But it can very depending where you starting from with transfer credits or not. Without transfer the program is 4 yrs total. To save on tution you can check with your employer or Enrollment Counselor about a discount if qualified which varies 5% -10% of each term with proof of employment( paycheck stub).