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Verah interesting........
Looks to me like it's a separate application process. Don't know what the wait list is like for it, but for those of you on the waitlist for the RN program, it might not hurt to apply here too. You qualify.
I put in my application at Gateway yesterday for the LPN program... .
Were there a lot of people there still turning in applications?
I'd say there were about 40 or so on Monday morning.
One girl said that she arrived at like Midnight the night before so she could be first in line.
Kinda sucks for her since it is not first come first served.
Were there a lot of people there still turning in applications?I'd say there were about 40 or so on Monday morning.
One girl said that she arrived at like Midnight the night before so she could be first in line.
Kinda sucks for her since it is not first come first served.
I had to laugh about that one...did she realize she'd be placed in a lottery???
Yeah, I don't think I want to go through that with the Gateway program! Even though it may be awhile before I go to school....I cannot stand uncertainty! Ok, so now I understand the TB thing. But don't you have to get TB tests every six months anyways? Or is it a year?
Were there a lot of people there still turning in applications?I'd say there were about 40 or so on Monday morning.
One girl said that she arrived at like Midnight the night before so she could be first in line.
Kinda sucks for her since it is not first come first served.
Haha, I know because I was the second in line (came at 2 AM).
OMG wow... that is terrible!! I came in a 9:45 ish and there were not a lot of people really in front of me at that point. I wonder if it was steady the whole 3 days or just a trickle of people. We didn't know about the lottery thing and advisement never mentioned it so maybe everyone thought the way that we did that it was first come first served and there are not 100's of people applying for the same 70ish spots???
Yes, I heard about that incident yesterday from some of the faculty. They told me that the nursing advisors were giving "bad information" (her words) and the administraton was upset about folks lined up outside the building Monday morning when they arrived... when actually, they have partnerships to place first and then everyone else will be "randomized"... which I verified meant "drawn out of a hat".
How many will be randomized?, I asked.
One faculty member said, we're not aloud to say... another whispered to me "too many to count".
I don't know if you guys realize this but the MCCDNP placements were on Tuesday. I'm sure there were some "spillover" applicants (me included) from that on Weds and Thurs.
There is no harm in applying so please continue your efforts... you could win the golden ticket!... what a system! :chuckle
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This is a process in critcal thinking thats for sure.
You have to remember that the reading is not considered a STEP... its still the same part of any TB test to be complete. They should call it a double TB test instead of a two step, as you have to have the same test twice within a specified time frame 1 to 3 weeks ( I did mine at 1 week )