LOCATION
You will receive login information 2 hours before the event. If you do not receive the meeting link before the session, check your spam/junk folder.
Log into the session at least 1 hour before the meeting start time to be sure the link works and to test your connectivity. When you log in, use the first and last name you used when you signed up so that we can verify your attendance.
*Registration will close 2 days before the session.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Nursing Programs Information Session
Description
Please join us to learn about the nursing education programs at Durham Tech.
Associate Degree Nursing (ADN)
LPN-ADN Track
Practical Nursing (PN)
At the information session, you'll learn the following:
- Program admissions requirements;
- Programs offered;
- Career and transfer possibilities
- and more!
Questions & Answers
The meeting link will be shared by email two days before the session. If you do not receive the meeting link before the session, please check your spam/junk folder
No.
You do not need a Microsoft Teams account to join the meeting. You should be able to join online using your browser (Chrome or Safari). Please access Microsoft Teams at least 1 hour before the meeting start time to be sure the link works and to test your connectivity.
Yes. Attendance at an information session is a requirement of the application process. Students applying to a nursing program must attend at least 90% of the session to be considered present.
Yes, at the end of the presentation, you will be able to ask questions about the nursing programs and the admissions process. Come with your full attention as the presenters will share a lot of valuable information in a short time.
The sessions are not recorded, nor will the contents be emailed afterwards.
Attendance is verified by reviewing the Microsoft Teams electronic attendance record. Be sure to sign in using the first and last name you used when you signed up for the information session. Please allow 7-10 business days for staff to complete the attendance verification process.
Students must attend at least 90% of the session to be considered present.
