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As a 2007 graduate myself, I do have to say congrats. I really hope you get in as soon as possible and do a wonderful job!
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I was losing hope but after reading your story and some very supportive posts of this site, I have to say I really am starting to think.. maybe not tomorrow, maybe not by Oct 1st, but some day my day will come.
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CONGRATS! I know how you feel. I graduated in 2008 with a BA in Poly Sci and decided two weeks later to enroll into pre-reqs. I got denied 4 times throughout the last two years. I decided this last time was my last attempt and if I didn't get in it was time to move on and start focusing on using my original degree. I just found out I got IN yesterday! SO, moral of our stories lol DON'T GIVE UP!
Future_Nurse89
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So my journey trying to get into nursing school started after graduating high school in 2007. I applied to a couple schools and got denied. I ended up getting into a one year undeclared major instead. The next year I applied to a couple more schools and had the same answers and ended up taking a year off. The following year I was denied yet again and I decided to attend a two year liberal arts school to improve my chances. I am graduating from that this coming spring. I recently applied to a university and I was praying to get into their two year nursing program. This was going to be my last time applying because I was starting to loose hope. I had a 3.6 GPA, took a+p one and two, many courses that the nursing program required, and I have been a CNA for four years. I thought to myself, if they didn't think that was good then what is? So a few days ago my dreams came true, "You have been accepted"!!! Lets just say I am the happiest woman ever. To anyone who is close to giving up, DON'T GIVE UP!! Even though it is hard getting in, it takes patience. I would suggest taking strong courses like anatomy and micro. Keep your GPA up and prove to them you have what it takes. I am glad to be part of this community!