Are there any other schools out there that JUST go by NET scores for entrance...

[klone]

And not GPA (other than passing all classes with at least a 2.0) or how many other classes you've completed? I'm starting to think my school is unusual. It's solely based on NET score (top 100 passing scores get into the program). The only classes that are required BEFORE entering the program are Bio, Chem (which is waived if you've already completed Micro), Algebra and CNA. And they accept college OR high school Bio and Chem. Our school is really designed to be a 2 year program, with A&P and Micro as recommended classes to take concurrently with the nursing classes.

Anyway, just wondering how unusual this is.

[nursecompassion]

My school only goes by the general entrance exam into the school and pre-reqs.

Basically then you get put on a waiting list.

I wish they did use the net test, because it would weed out ppl. Less time would be wasted possibly taking unnecessary classes.