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Does anyone know if the textbooks for the traditional BSN track (T3 bundle) have any like pirated or cheaper versions anywhere? 😅😅 The e-book bundle is 600 dollars which is surprisingly the cheaper version of the two and that’s kind of a crazy price.

I tried looking online for them but I only get old versions and don’t know if those are valid since most of the staff said that they take a lot of info and exam questions from the textbooks. I don’t want to use the older versions and then miss out on info because it’s not up to date yk???

Anyways I’d greatly appreciate it 😇😇😇

I’m an incoming freshman. I have 21st Century Scholars and an additional scholarship. Will I receive any refund money? If so, how much?

The last time this was asked looks like it was a few years ago, so I thought to put feelers out to see if there are still publicly accessible microwaves. I'm commuting to campus so I can't get a meal plan and just want to know if I'll have the option of bringing meals to heat up for myself.

Is any one else missing their federal loans from their refund? I contacted financial aid and they kinda just threw their arms in the air about it, saying they don’t know why my loans weren’t applying and they don’t know when it will be fixed and had also said multiple students did not receive loans as well.

Need some advice. I’m planning on applying for IU’s ABSN program but I’m considering also applying for Ivy Tech’s ASN program as a back up

I still need to finish APHY 201 to fulfill IU’s A&P prereq but when that’s done I’ll be applying with a 3.8 GPA - with the only Bs being English, Psych, and a B+ in Biology. My only concern is the competitiveness of the program so I’m considering applying for Ivy Tech’s ASN as a plan B

I guess it will be kinda harder to get into Ivy Tech’s program because it’s based on a points system. I got As in APHY 101/102 but since I got Bs in English and Psych my prerequisite score before the teas is 80 points. Since I don’t have a CNA cert I don’t get the extra 5 points on my score so I’d have to get at least an 85 just to have a competitive application

So what would you guys do if you were in my shoes. Study and take the teas or stick with only applying to IU Indy?

I’m an incoming undergraduate student at IUI this fall and I’m entering as a seasoned college student. I’m getting emails about Bridge week and what to expect and it doesn’t look like my sort of thing at all. I don’t care about icebreakers, I don’t care about mock lectures, I know how to take notes and how to behave on a college campus. Is it actually required to go, and am I missing anything detrimental if I don’t? I might go for day one…

I’m also a commuter student moving from out of state…

Thanks and let me know!