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Getting into a school, non impacted programs??

Hi all, I have finished all my pre's and the TEAS test for a ASN program. Reality has hit. There aren't any schools anywhere in northern calif that I can find that aren't totally impacted. Best case scenario is looking like 2 years out. Uhhhhhh Anyway, are there schools out of Calif. that aren't impacted like this. I am willing to bite the bullet on out of state tuition, relocate, etc. if I can immediately get in. I have all A's in the sciences and a 79 on the TEAS. But with the wait lists and lotteries this doesn't seem to matter.

So do any of you know of any schools(AS), anywhere, that aren't impacted?

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    Montgomery College in Silver Spring MD doesn't have waitlists. Not to say its not flush with candidates, you really have to be an all-star to get into any public school here in MD, but if your grades outside of the sciences are A's strong A's your sciences you'll be ok.

    So glad I moved from CA to MD for Nursing Pre-Reqs, I may have paid 7 times the cost per credit hour (22 vs 140) but the fact that state schools choose merit over want paid dividends.

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    My school, Georgia Perimeter College does not have a waitlist. However, extremely competitive due to the massive number of applicants each semester. If you have As in A&P, no withdrawals or repeats and a decent teas score, you should be a competitive candidate. 79 on TEAS V is decent here because your GPA counts a lot more than your TEAS score.

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