Not getting accepted into nursing school? Try... - page 3
If you are not sure about getting accepted into nursing school - apply to many many schools. :) How many schools did you apply to? Did you apply to 1, 2, or many? Please share this with... Read More
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Apr 13, '12 by RNpearls1908Yea the down side to applying to so many schools is the fact that each application averages $60 and to pay to get your official transcripts sent -
Apr 13, '12 by prettymica, ASN, BSN, LPN, RNI went from 6 to 3 to 1 for the rn-bridge.. and I decided to stick with the one and kept applying. I started late march.. and its going great
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Apr 14, '12 by winelvrHi fellow students!
I applied to 5 schools, got accepted to 2 and 1 put me on their waiting list.
I know it's a pain in the butt to apply to the different programs since they all have a different application process, but apply to as many schools as possible!!! The hassle of doing it is well worth it.
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Apr 15, '12 by ButterflyEffect06, BSN, RNI was 1 year away from getting my dual degree and I had only applied to ONE accelerated program. Needless to say, I didn't get in and I truly believe that it was because of my lack of experience and young age in comparison to the other applicants because I was only 21.
By the grace of God, I applied in my last month of graduating to another school and got in. So, only 2.
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Apr 17, '12 by SopranoKris, RNI am going to apply to 3 schools in January. I can't imagine trying to jump through hoops to meets all the different pre-requisites and more than 3 insitutions at once. If I don't get in this year, I'll apply to more the following year. Hoping to get in on the first try!!!!
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May 26, '12 by ♑ Capricorn ♑One. I applied to one and got accepted to one. I consider myself fortunate.
