[rtb611]

Clayton State University in suburban Atlanta admitted 45 from 250 applicants. And they wonder why there is a shortage.

[Chscruggs]

80 per semester.

[HopefulRN2010]

My ADN program accepts 50 people every fall, out of roughly 300-400.

[SavingSage211]

The community college Im at now excepts about 60 each fall, out of the 200-300 applicants for their LPN program.

Allen College is where I'll be going when I finish my pre reqs, and they only except 45 a semester. These numbers seem pretty typical for schools in smaller communities and the competition kinda sucks, but if there wasnt a shortage or a need for nurses then we wouldnt have so much to look foward too. The double edged sword.. ha!

[FriendlyGhost87]

Originally Posted by SavingSage211

The community college Im at now excepts about 60 each fall, out of the 200-300 applicants for their LPN program.

Allen College is where I'll be going when I finish my pre reqs, and they only except 45 a semester. These numbers seem pretty typical for schools in smaller communities and the competition kinda sucks, but if there wasnt a shortage or a need for nurses then we wouldnt have so much to look foward too. The double edged sword.. ha!

SO true! It is definitely a double edged sword. haha

[BrittRN2b]

UT Houston had around 1300 total applicants and 40 were accepted for the accelerated BSN program and 160 (I think) for the traditional BSN program.

[hootnhollerin]

My particular community college in Metro Detroit accepted 120 out of 750 applicants for fall 2008. We have four start dates with 30 students beginning every 8 weeks.

[Acosmo27]

In southern CA....90 fall semester, 130 spring semester.. they expanded the program

[candlegirlcb]

I am a 53 year old displaced worker from a foctory(FOR 28 YEARS) and also a CNA who is finally getting a chance to go back to school to become a LPN. At our college here in Heber Springs,AR , ASU,they opened up a brand new class for 20 students ( I think around 150 applied) and I got aceepted. To anyone thinking on going onto nursing,getting your CNA license first is a must.

[Dream2BANurse]

Not in yet, but I was told by an instructor that there are 50 spots.