For GSU/GPC twice once I met (exceeded) the requirements but I started off applying to BSN programs. After really weighing the pros and cons for what I need, I'm glad I got in ADN first. The cost, location, and time is better for me and I will to bridge to BSN at Clayton or GSU after I start working as an RN.
Congratulations! This is exactly what I'm planning to do. I definitely plan to get bachelor's but the cost and location of sticking with GPC and getting my Associate's first really works for my life situation and I'm hoping to begin working with my ASN and then continue schooling at that point.
Hi everyone! I was accepted. My TEAS was a 78 and my GPA was 4.0. I've been so MIA because I just said I'd leave my worry to my God. I got my acceptance packet on September 19. I made the Facebook group. It's called "GSU Perimeter College Spring 2019 Nursing". You should be able to search the name and request to join.
Congratulations to everyone who was accepted! The first step is getting in, the next step is staying in. To those who weren't accepted, it's okay to be disappointed but don't let a setback stop you from pursuing this career if it's what you really want. Fight until there's no more fight left in you.
Thank you for setting up the FB group! I just joined. I'm looking forward to studying and learning with you all and getting to know you all better.
I was thinking that maybe closer to start maybe everyone we can find could get together for coffee or something and just get to know each other a little. I'm going to put feelers out on the fb page too!
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Congratulations! This is exactly what I'm planning to do. I definitely plan to get bachelor's but the cost and location of sticking with GPC and getting my Associate's first really works for my life situation and I'm hoping to begin working with my ASN and then continue schooling at that point.