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Frequently Asked
Questions
Can I transfer credit into or from the program?
Because of the wide variety of program types and curriculum sequences it is difficult, if not impossible, to transfer credit. Such requests are decided on a case by case basis.
What does the pre entrance test consist of?
The test includes the follow:
- Spelling – fifty test questions.
- Math – forty test questions, approximately eighth grade level.
- General Science – fifty test questions.
- Reading Comprehension – ten questions from a directed reading.
All questions are multiple choice.
Can I work while going to school?
Most of our students work part time while going to school. The course work is college level and the amount of time required is substantial. It is an individu a l decision but our recommendation is not to work if you can manage it.
What does orientation consist of?
During orientation we will inform you of policies and procedures in a way that will give you a good idea of what the program is like. You will have an opportunity to ask questions.
Why don't you accept more students?
The program accepts only the number of students that can be adequately supervised by technical staff.
What is a typical school schedule?
Typically students are at school from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Friday. One day of the week is dedicated to classroom instruction. The other four days students are in the clinical setting.
Why the need for High School transcript?
To apply for a Texas license, a high school diploma or GED is required. As part of the selection process points are given according to the level of education.
Why test and interview?
An objective method of reducing the number of interviews is necessary. By scoring the application , and test , applicants make the first cut solely upon his/her own merit. The interview score is then added to the other scores to make the selection.
How do I get an application?
Applications are issued when orientation session is completed.
How do I schedule an orientation session?
Call 325.670.2364 to sing up for orientation.
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