Your transfer plan should include: 1  Admission requirements. 2  Application deadline. 3  Cost of attendance. 4  Availability of your chosen academic program (major) 5  The number of courses that will transfer. 6  The number of transferred courses that can be applied towards you degree. 7  The estimated time it will take to complete the degree.
Relevance. Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: Fingers tend to take a while to heal when cut badly, i would say anything up to 2 weeks to heal properly, and make sure you keep it covered for most of the time, fingers tend to dry out quick so take longer to heal when uncovered, i've cut my fingers heaps of times at work.k so im not going into detail cause it's a long story how the cut happened but it was deep and bloody. the wound is mostly closed but pops open in small places from time to time n bleeds.
If a wound is very deep, deep to the level of bone and is infected, these wounds can take months or more to heal. Infection itself may need to be treated for nearly 2 months or more sometimes with surgery.n brand new, superficial, non-infected wounds with optimal blood flow and appropriate padding and shoe gear, wounds can heal in as little as 2 weeks-sometimes less. There are instances where a wound is small and non-infected, but if blood flow into the foot is too low, these wounds can also linger for months at a time.