Is there ANYWHERE in Michigan with no waitlist?

U.S.A. Michigan

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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?

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Specializes in rehab; med/surg; l&d; peds/home care.

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

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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!

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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)

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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...

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Community colleges in the Upper Peninsula should give you a better chance of getting in.

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Have you looked into Schoolcraft?

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There is a waiting list for OCC. Priority on students getting in is their GPA.

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Have you looked into Schoolcraft?

I inquired. They had a waiting list. You might try again. It was over a year ago. Good luck!

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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!

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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%.

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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.

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