hi everyone! ive been a reader and have decided to make an acct to ask some q's :)
i live in oc (knotts berry farm oc) and am done with pre-reqs and will be done with gen. ed classes by the end of this fall, and am currently in the process of applying to 2 year community college adn programs.
my overall gpa is 3.2 or 3.3 and received an a in anatomy, b in physiology, c in micro, and an a in english. should i even consider lbcc since they pick their students based on grades when the number of ppl applying exceeds the number of spots available?
the other choices for me are golden west and la harbor (they pick by lottery and i believe there is no wait-list for harbor). ive been rejected by gw once already.
im not sure if i should even bother with santa ana bc the counselor told me that no one has a chance of getting in (unless youre already on the wait-list) for 2 or 2.5 yrs. and im not gonna apply to cypress or cerritos (dont ask).
Why do some take the LVN route? By the time one takes the LVN then the ADN the same could be finished in a BSN program (after pre-reqs have been met) and it is faster to get into most BSN programs than an RN at community college level.
Some people are already LVN's; they decided later on that they wanted to move up to being an RN. Most people that I've talked to don't go through an LVN route JUST to get into an RN program later.
OCBreeze4u
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Why do some take the LVN route? By the time one takes the LVN then the ADN the same could be finished in a BSN program (after pre-reqs have been met) and it is faster to get into most BSN programs than an RN at community college level.
Dawn
Pre-Nursing