States with short wait times or enrolls twice a year?

[thefixx66]

I was just wondering if someone had information on LPN-RN programs with the shortest wait times or colleges that take new students twice a year?

Most of the colleges I have been researching only take students once per year? This makes the waiting time longer and continuously keeps chopping students.

I'm willing to move to any state that has a decent low wait time or no wait list. What I don't mean by no wait list is a school that accepts the top 35 students and the rest have to reapply, so in this case there is no wait list. I mean a college that has a lower enrollment rate so if you have a good GPA then you can apply and get in.

Does anyone live in a lower population State and have gone to nursing school? I'm not looking to cut corners as far as GPA, I'm carrying a 3.5 atm, it's just the program I'm near is still going to be 2 yr waiting

Thanks for any help

[BubbyBoogs]

I don't live in a low population state however, there are a lot of choices around here that except students twice a year. Are you going for a university or a community college? I live in the DFW me tropez in Texas.

[JMayRose]

Depends on community college or university and accelerated or traditional. I'm in Tennessee and will begin attending Lowenburg College of Nursing at University of Memphis in the spring. I know for the traditional program they accept twice a year... It's competitive but so far since my GPA has been high (including my science GPA) I have an Associates already and I'm taking my last 2 pre-reqs I've already been given a provisional letter of acceptance. I haven't waited at all other than this one semester to finish my prerequisites. (I should note I have my AS in Biology) maybe check it out!?