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Today I took my Accuplacer (next generation) and I scored over a 250 in all the areas.!! Would like to communicate with others planning to apply to the LPN-RN program that starts this summer.! I am super excited to get this show on the road! I still Have to take the Kaplan Fundamentals exam April 22nd. The book they have you study is soooo thick and no practice questions... I am going to look around for something with practice question, I feel I learn better that way. Oh well, fingers crossed ?

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Good luck! I too am applying for the bridge program at OSU Okmulgee. I have submitted my application and taken accuplacer and the Kaplan exam. Just waiting for a letter one way or the other in June

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Yes. I didnt Pass the Kaplan exam unfortunately... waiting to see if i got Into the traditional program

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Hey, I’m applying to the LPN program as well. I just have to take Reading for the Accuplacer. Can someone let me know what’s best to study for the next generation Accuplacer Reading section ?

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Hey.!! Just go to the college board website and do the accuplacer review questions.!! They really help.!

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Hey ladies, I was wondering if you remembered your admissions points? I just finished my accuplacer exam and made over 250 on all sections, but I feel like I don't have enough points.

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I just took my Accuplacer exams and scored over 250 as well. I'm scheduled to take the Kaplan on the 1st. Have you herd how many applicants there are and if it is hard to get in?

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I do know the program is difficult to get into. I’m not sure how many people get accepted. I was denied the Spring semester but got accepted into the fall semester. Unfortunately I wasn’t able to attend. 

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I don't remember exactly how many points I had. I was admitted for the bridge program in the Summer of 2019. I believe I had 29 or 30 points. There were only spots for 5 LPNs. I was the 6th. One of the people did not show up the first day of class so they called me and I had 24 hours to get everything submitted. I started that next Tuesday and graduated in April of 2020. For the traditional program they admit 40 to 45 for each class, The application process is highly competitive but absolutely worth it. Their nursing program is second to none and they have an amazing group of instructors. My best advice is to apply to multiple programs because they are all competitive. Get as many of your prerequisites done as possible, GPA plays a big part in points. Also you can get some points from ACT. OSU offers a residual ACT on campus. I believe I was told 24 points was competitive for the traditional program and 27 was competitive for the bridge program. I have heard they are no longer doing the bridge program though. 

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