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Where have you been? This was big news last year. Even on their website it said that they were no longer accepting applications.
Beg your pardon but one *did* see LICH's website and it says the same thing it continues to say:
"Welcome to the LICHSON website
We are working hard on migrating to our new website, which will be up and running soon.
If you need any information please contact us at: 718-780-1071
We are looking forward to answering any questions you may have.
LICHSON is no longer accepting applications for the 2011 freshman class.
Information regarding the 2012 freshman class admission will be posted soon."
Those statements in of themselves do not indicate to me that the school is shut permanently. However being listed as "closed" on the NYS webside does.
That news was all over this site. Whith links to the article on the web.
Oh well, at any rate it is still rather sad. For a great school with so much history to go out like that. At least places such as Saint Vincent's allowed those whom had been accepted to enter and complete the program before shutting down/being sold off.
Wonder what will happen with the former school buildings? If they aren't landmarked they are fair game for being sold. Given how hot the Brooklyn real estate market is at the moment it would probably fetch a good price.
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Was looking around the NYS government nursing program website for something else and noticed LICH listed as "closed 08/11".
So guess that is that.
http://www.op.nysed.gov/prof/nurse/nurseprogs-nclexrn2008-12.htm