Hi, I was just accepted to clinical for Fall'15 on a wait list pending acceptance , I was wondering if this happened to anyone else and what is the likelihood of getting in.Thanks so much!!! 0 Likes
LovelyLocs Specializes in LTC and Behavioral/Mental Health. Jun 25, 2015 Hi ns92!I also applied but had 3 courses in progress, and did not have enough points (3 or 4 points away) with the classes I had completed to make it in for the fall. Unfortunately I cannot tell you the odds, but I would imagine that if you finish any pre-reqs you have left that it would bump you up on the points scale for January admissions. Good luck either way :). 0 Likes
LovelyLocs Specializes in LTC and Behavioral/Mental Health. Jun 25, 2015 I was told at the Nursing information session that acceptance is based off of a point system. On my denial letter, it stated that those accepted for Fall/'15 had points ranging from 59.25 (or.75) to 80 (again not sure of the decimal points). I was only in the mid-50's considering I had 3 classes in progress (that comes out to over 20 possible points that I can have completed for the Spring cohort). I am in NUR 106 now, and several people in my class were offered spots with points in the early to mid 60's (which puts them in the acceptance range). If I can keep my grades up during the summer (my only B in my completed pre-reqs was in A and P 1, everything else had an A) then yes, I should be a shoe in (**knock on wood**). Are you a current MCCC student MsRobuste? Edited Jun 25, 2015 by LovelyLocs Computer posted before I could finish the post 0 Likes
LpntoRN2be Jun 26, 2015 no but i am looking to apply there for spring. I was curious if i would have a chance. have 2 pre-reqs left that would be completed in fall. 0 Likes
LpntoRN2be Jun 26, 2015 also do they only give points for what is completed or in progress too? 0 Likes
LovelyLocs Specializes in LTC and Behavioral/Mental Health. Jun 27, 2015 I would strongly suggest that you attend a nursing information session, it will make things much easier to understand. Until you get a chance to head over to campus, maybe take a look at this link: https://wwws.mc3.edu/asps/nursing-petition/nsginfopack.pdf. This is the bare bones of what needs to be done to be considered for the program. The biggest thing I should point out is that you cannot apply without either being enrolled in NUR 106, or completed it. This is a special class that cannot be registered for without jumping through a few "hoops" (which isn't as scary as it sounds). Once again, it makes more sense to check out an info session .Lastly no, students do not receive points for in progress courses... just completed ones.Best of luck! 0 Likes
LovelyLocs Specializes in LTC and Behavioral/Mental Health. Oct 21, 2015 Update: I was accepted for Spring '16 clinical admission (woop, woop!), and the accepted points spread for the upcoming semester had a range of 57.75-81.Hope the points info helps anyone interested in MC3's nursing program :). 0 Likes