Ivy Tech Spring '10 Applicants

U.S.A. Indiana

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This is the "Not In" thread, or for anyone that's planning on applying for Spring Semester by the Sept 1st deadline.

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A's in prereq's except ANP 2...taking that class now.

Horribly embarrassing TEAS at 76, still have two more tries. (Which is why I'm taking math and phys sci this summer. lol)

Hope to get into the Bloomington or Terre Haute programs. (Yay! Greene county gets region pts at both. lol)

Currently frazzling myself out with 5 online classes :bugeyes:

It's nice to meet you....whoever you are....

Specializes in Neurology.

At the info session they said that they "try" to put us at the hospitals we are closest to, it would be great if that worked out. It has to be hard to schedule us that way.

Just out of curiosity I am trying to figure out the cut-off points for Indy this round. I have a friend that made the ASN program in Indy with 204. Has anyone heard of any lower scores?

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Well everyone, I got my letter today, and I didn't get in. I am almost embarrassed to post this. But everyone has been so supportive and nice, I felt I must be honest and let you know what happened. I'm not too upset because at least I know. I also applied for the LPN program as well, so hopefully I will get the opportunity to start that program in the Spring. Those letters don't go out until the 15th of October so the wait for me begins again. I won't lie and say that I don't feel like I failed in some way, but I know that there is a plan for all of us and sometimes the route that we may want to take may not be the route that is best for us.

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MistyMiss, I had a 197 and I got into the LPN, but not ASN. So apparently somewhere between 197 and 204...

2bsy2slp, don't be ashamed! everything happens for a reason and I'm sure you'll do great

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Specializes in Neurology.

2bsy, keep up the good work! I just know you will get accepted soon!

Thank you so much for posting Sunny, I am hoping that we can get some fairly accurate numbers as to what it took to get in this semester in Indy.

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I was just wondering if anyone knew if Indy is doing the ASN year and a half program and the full and part time programs yet. It looks like the points to get into Indy were high and I was wondering what their program is like. Thanks

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2bsy2slp I'm so sorry that you didn't get in for ASN, but things DEFINITELY happen for a reason and hopefully you'll get into the LPN program. I'm glad you posted to let us know--I actually got online just now before going to bed to see how everyone did today!

As for the Indy year and a half program, the only thing I know is that the program is 4 semesters and you're able to go through the summer, which basically means you CAN graduate in a year and a half. I'm not sure if going through the summer is mandatory or optional, but I guess if you didn't go through the summer, it would be a two year process from start to finish (with summers off). I'm sure it will go quickly, though it still sounds like a really long time in my head!

Boy I sure hope they try their best to keep our clinical sites as close to our homes as possible....I drive 45 minutes each way to work right now and I am looking forward to hopefully not having to do that once school starts!!

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I'm sorry to hear you didn't get in to the ASN program 2bsy2slp :(

That really sucks. I was really hoping you'd get in since you're like the only other one on the board from up here in Region 1. I hope you get in to the LPN program so you can get started on some of the nursing courses.

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2bsy2slp, do not be embarrassed or ashamed at all. . . I'm sure you will be posting in a few weeks that you are starting the LPN program. You have a goal and you will reach it, even if it takes a little while longer. Maybe this way you will have an employer who will pay for your transition to RN down the road!

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Specializes in Med/Surg.

Has anyone heard from Kokomo?

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Ugh, I gave in and swallowed my pride, and called campus--because I still haven't gotten a letter from TH yet. They said they haven't even sent ANY letters out yet. = |

Pretty irritated, because I was talking to another TH applicant (off board) and they said that they'd already gotten their acceptance letter. I really don't appreciate people lying and making the wait harder.

Come on, Terre Haute--you were early last semester....now it's past deadline, and I'm dying!

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Hello everyone, I'm new to the boards. I received my acceptance letter from the Kokomo campus for the ASN program on September 18th (letter was dated on the 14th) and am so excited!! I originally applied to the Fort Wayne campus for the fall '09 semester for both the ASN and LPN programs, but did not get accepted. I retook APHY 101 to receive an A during the summer for just in case and had applied to both Fort Wayne and Kokomo for the spring '10 semester.

I am so excited to be accepted to Kokomo, as it was the campus I was hoping for since they go straight through the summer. Haven't heard anything back from Fort Wayne, but I have already accepted admission to the Kokomo campus and have purchased my background check/drug test and am working on the health statement.

Congrats to everyone and good luck to those who are still waiting for their letters!

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Welcome and congrats Xyra! So did your acceptance letter include a list of stuff to get done? Ours from the Indy campus did not include any other information about what all has to be done.

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