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If I were you, I'd have at least a couple of contingency plans going. When I finish my pre-nursing, my first two scenarios did not look 95% chance, so I've got another one which looks better (drive further, but better school branch) and meeting with a BN rep next week for my second alternative. I will probably try to figure out a third highly likely alternative later. When you keep looking, you make 'opportunities' happen, which you wouldn't otherwise. Its not a bad or wasted exercise.
Only planning on one possible way will lead to heart break and wasted time. Of course you can always go introduce yourself to everyone in the building until you find a possible leak. I wouldn't count on it, but I do it anyway (Admin and Secretaries are very informally powerful people and often persuasive -> My first target(ed future friends for life)!!). Nursing schools are tough though. They are very mechanical in requirements, and ultimately that is good for you if you are a good student.
In between studying hard (enough for a reliable A, or hope to anyway), I keep planning on the future. It changes every day, and you need to be agile as well. If you got time to worry, you got time to plan :typing
Jenrose15
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Does anybody know of hints or signs that hints possible admission acceptance?