I have heard Macomb Community College has none, is this true? Hearing conflicting things about Oakland CC, as well. Any others, even in the far-flung corners of our strangely shaped state?
rehab nurse 464 Posts Specializes in rehab; med/surg; l&d; peds/home care. Dec 8, 2007 have you tried St. Clair County Community College? Great programs there, it is located in Port Huron. They have LPN, RN and LPN to RN programs...Good Luck
AuntNana 96 Posts Dec 8, 2007 I'm just finishing up my 1st year. Before I started I called all over--from here to Toledo, inquiring on both RN & LPN programs. I'm near Detroit. All had waiting lists except WCCCD, which goes by GPA. Maybe things have changed but I haven't heard anything. Good luck!
NoviceRN10 901 Posts Has 5 years experience. Dec 8, 2007 Macomb does not have a wait list. You either cut the mustard or you don't :). Acceptance is based on GPA of last 12 credits, and also your HESI score. Do you have your pre-reqs completed already? (anatomy & physiology, microbiology, nutrition, etc)
rntoben2008 211 Posts Dec 9, 2007 I'm just finishing up my 1st year. Before I started I called all over--from here to Toledo, inquiring on both RN & LPN programs. I'm near Detroit. All had waiting lists except WCCCD, which goes by GPA. Maybe things have changed but I haven't heard anything. Good luck!WCCCD does not have a wait list, but you will be competing against hundreds of people...Good luck where ever you go...
suzanne4, RN 26,410 Posts Dec 9, 2007 Community colleges in the Upper Peninsula should give you a better chance of getting in.
Annieee 137 Posts Dec 9, 2007 There is a waiting list for OCC. Priority on students getting in is their GPA.
AuntNana 96 Posts Dec 10, 2007 Have you looked into Schoolcraft?I inquired. They had a waiting list. You might try again. It was over a year ago. Good luck!
Just_An_Illusion 137 Posts Dec 10, 2007 There isn't a wait list for OCC. However, they will admit students via the GPA system starting next year. WCCCD and MCC also uses this system. For OCC, those who have all pre-reqs completed, Priority I, will be taken in consideration first. Those who still have co-reqs left, Priority II, will be considered after all eligible Priority I students are admitted. More than likely Priority II students will not have a chance because there are a ton of people who will have all pre-reqs completed. Plus it will be wise to complete all pre-reqs before entering the program. If you complete all OCC's pre-reqs and pass the entrance math exam, there isn't a wait. But you must have a good GPA in order to be competative.Good Luck!
Annieee 137 Posts Dec 10, 2007 There isn't a wait list for OCC. However, they will admit students via the GPA system starting next year. WCCCD and MCC also uses this system. For OCC, those who have all pre-reqs completed, Priority I, will be taken in consideration first. Those who still have co-reqs left, Priority II, will be considered after all eligible Priority I students are admitted. More than likely Priority II students will not have a chance because there are a ton of people who will have all pre-reqs completed. Plus it will be wise to complete all pre-reqs before entering the program. If you complete all OCC's pre-reqs and pass the entrance math exam, there isn't a wait. But you must have a good GPA in order to be competative.Good Luck!How do you know this? This is my freshman year at OCC, and it's gonna take me 2 years to get all my prereqs done! :trout:But that is exciting that there's no waitlist. I already did the math exam and got 100%.
suzanne4, RN 26,410 Posts Dec 10, 2007 How do you know this? This is my freshman year at OCC, and it's gonna take me 2 years to get all my prereqs done! :trout:But that is exciting that there's no waitlist. I already did the math exam and got 100%.You would then be much better off going directly into a BSN program as you will have the four year degree when you finish all instead of the two year degree. Pre-reqs are done during your program for the BSN.
