Lincoln Memorial University

I submitted an application the beginning of January and got a letter back just last week. I got in :-) Good luck!

I applied to the asn a few weeks ago but haven't heard back yet. I'm on the alternate list aht Pellissippi and still waiting to hear from Roane as well. Good luck!

I got my acceptance letter to the ASN program today. Does anyone know anything about the Alcoa campus?

I applied to UofL's BSN program in April and won't get an answer until July sometime! The waiting is the worst part.

I am so not looking forward to this. I am putting in my application for my program this week.

I am from Knoxville, but I decided to go with UT's accelerated BSN instead. LMU was just very expensive and when I visited, they seemed very unorganized. Another reason I was wary about LMU is because a friend told me that her mom said she would no longer hire graduates from LMU because she hired 4 and they were incompetent. Now, I didnt talk to her mom directly, just to my friend so she might be exaggerating. But for me, I decided that the UT program would be a better fit. Good luck and congratulations on getting in!

I appreciate your insightful post concerning LMU. I'm still in the pre-nursing phase, with only the sciences left to complete. At this stage, I'm trying to do what is fiscally responsible. If I recall correctly, undergraduate cost per credit hour was in the ball park of $730 Roane State will run you a fraction of that, at around $200 per credit hour. A look at the Princeton Review reveals that by tuition alone, LMU positions itself within the tier/ or class of schools such as Clemson, or even Vanderbilt. That's an ambitious delusion by any other name to justify such costs, and made my choices a lot easier. Everyone has to do what they must, but there's no doubt there are other superior schools out there, at a much more reasonable cost.