FYI: you know how they tell us that they can take 6-8 weeks to make decisions on acceptance into the LPN program...well, I called the north campus nursing department last week and was told that the acceptance packets / denial letters for the LPN program will not go out until after the FULL 8 weeks...she specifically said that they won't go out until after Thanksgiving. ...so, I'm guessing we should get them around the last week in November, first week in December-ish?
I turned in my admissions packet way back in early August, so this wait has already been unbearable!:hdvwl:
Good luck to everyone that applied! I will be checking my mail daily and I'll make an entry on this website as soon as I get a Yea or Nea.
wow the cut off is so high! Im applying for the summer term but I have an 8.3...im so nervous now. I probably wont get in. Anyone applying for the summer lpn program?
My mailman rang my doorbell and hand delivered my rejection letter yesterday. Not that I was expecting that big package or anything at this time. 390 applicants for 24 spots , yikes. Sorry we didn't make it this time. Keep working on your pre-req's and try again!!!
I've already got all my prereqs. the thing that sucks is the only thing I can do is take the NAT again. And with the LPN program I just have to keep taking classes and more classes to get my gpa up. I already have my assoc. in science and I guess I'm going to get one in arts too.
I am also planning on applying for the FSCJ LPN program and was wondering if anyone knows of a graduate of the program. It would be so helpful to speak with someone who actually went through the program.
I know this LPN program is certified by the Florida Dept of Health, but the most recent pass rate for this particular program graduates' LPN state test was 66%.
It also sounds really difficult to get into it. I didn't realize that over 300 people were applying to get in.
Does anyone know a graduate of the FSCJ LPN Program?
Do the RN program rather than the LPN program. It is only one semester longer and will take you so much further in life. You are significantly shorting and hampering yourself by doing less.
FYI: you know how they tell us that they can take 6-8 weeks to make decisions on acceptance into the LPN program...well, I called the north campus nursing department last week and was told that the acceptance packets / denial letters for the LPN program will not go out until after the FULL 8 weeks...she specifically said that they won't go out until after Thanksgiving.
...so, I'm guessing we should get them around the last week in November, first week in December-ish?
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Guess I'll be getting mine too. A friend of mine applied with a 9.1 and she hasn't heard either. OK now what?