Dishonesty

I applied for the 2012 Summer Cohort. The advisor advised me to join the ANA and INA which cost me $400. I was told that they had an unlimited number of slots and that they only turned down applications based on issues of quality. I was advised that I had a very competitive application with 3.6 average and a good resume. I got my rejection letter the other day that clearly stated that there was a limited number of slots. Top nursings school? I doubt it because I have been a RN since May 2003, I'm a good writer, and I'm good at what I do. I doubt they are top because evidently dishonesty is the policy there. If it weren't, I wouldn't have conflicting data between my rejection letter and what the enrollment advisor told me.

Good luck to anybody who decides to waste their time, money, and resouces with this school.