LSC - Spring 2013 - Acceptance Information (dates, scores, etc...)

For the Spring 2013 class:

Cy-Fair acceptance emails application period ended on September 1 and I got my acceptance email on October 2.

I only applied to the Cy-Fair program.

My score was 11.68

I applied to Kingwood's ADN Basic Track Program only. Their application period ended on 09/07/2012 and I received my acceptance letter via U.S. mail on 9/27/2012.

I applied with a 11.61 overall score.

I applied to Kingwood Basic Track and Quest. Application period ended September 7, 2012. Acceptance letters arrived September 29, 2012 via USPS mail for both the basic track and quest. I did not receive any acceptance information via email communication.

My score was 11.68.

Thanx guys!.. This is very helpful cause I'm planning to apply in spring 2013. root.user you have said that you got an accptence notice via email, which email? is it the my lonestor email or your other email (yahoo, gmail, hotmail)? Because this is the first time I'm hearing about acceptence notice through email....thanx!!

Thank you so much for making this thread!! I am planning on applying for Montgomery ADN in January. It's really nice to know the scores that were accepted at each location. I had a B in psych, but am planning on blowing this HESI out of the water next week so hopefully an 11.5 ish can get me through!

I applied to the Basic Track program (Kingwood) and was accepted with a 11.52!

Hi heather5619!

Am applying for Cy-Fair with a 11.54 this January. Good luck with your HESI test!

I applied to Cy-Fair a year ago (Spring 2012) and was wait listed (with a score of 11.47) but accepted a month later :)

I also applied this January @ Montgomery with a 11.65! Fingers crossed! Can anyone tell me if they know the difference with the Cy-Fairs Block Curriculum compared to the other ADN programs at LSC?

I also applied this January @ Montgomery with a 11.65! Fingers crossed! Can anyone tell me if they know the difference with the Cy-Fairs Block Curriculum compared to the other ADN programs at LSC?

Block pretty much just means you study one subject at a time. You'll have an entire course on OB. You'll have a separate Mental Health class, and you'll learn all your Fundamentals type things at once.

The rest of the programs are integrated. First semester, you'll focus on health promotion and what's normal and maybe a few non-life threatening diseases. And you'll study that stuff in ALL the areas ( Fundamentals, OB, psych, Peds, and Med Surg).

Second semester people start getting a little more sick, and then by the end of the program you're learning about critically ill patients. The idea is you'll be building on the basic concepts every semester, versus learning everything and then moving on.

Thanks for the info! I have heard some rumors that different campus have bad reputations and can effect where you can get a job later. Does anyone know if there is any truth to this. I was told to stay away from Tomball, which is my second choice. I'm considering changing it to cy-fair if this is true!!