KCC ADN Spring 2017

[lynm13]

Hi everyone!

I am planning to submit an application for KCC's ADN program for Spring 2017. I am just waiting to finish my Pharm 203 over the summer before putting my app in.

My stats aren't too good

Teas - 80.7

Pre-req - 1 B and the rest are A

Co-req - A in humanities, pending on Pharm 203

Health-related exp - been working as a CMA for 2.5 years. With a current CNA certification. Last CNA exp about 2-3 years ago.

I am going to meet with a counselor sometime next month just to kinda see my standing. But I am wondering how everyone's stats look like. Kindly post, if you don't mind.

Any feedback will be greatly appreciated.

[lynm13]

Oh okay. I just got home. No letter for me.

I'll just go to the orientation, nonetheless

[lynm13]

When is your health clearance due btw?

[lynm13]

Is there a dress code for the orientation?

[NatCin]

No, don't think so

[Livy803]

No dress code that I am aware of. My health requirements are due on the 22nd.

[lynm13]

Orientation is this Friday, right?

[Sabs123]

Hi Lymm13

I'm applying for spring 2018. My stats aren't as great as yours. Did you get accepted into the program?

[faith808RN]

Hey guys just wanted to say good luck to you all. I went to KCC for my lpn and just graduated this spring for lpn-rn transition. My experienced at KCC, stats wasn't that good but since the transition program wasn't not as competitive as the ADN, i got in and glad i chose the long route.

[lynm13]

Sabs123- sorry about the late response. Yes, thank God, I got in. I am going for my second semester on the 21st. Whats your stats like? Oh. I think they added some more requirements for admission so check that out too to see if you need more classes before you apply.

Faith808RN- congratulations. I had a co worker who took the same route as you. Are you going for the RN to BSN transition too?

[ASurvivor]

Does the LPN-RN take that long? Or would it be the same time frame as if you had gotten accepted into the ADN program? I want to consider this option as an alternative route just in case but if it does take a little more time like a year behind ADN then I'll probably apply to other nursing programs even outside the state.