Kaleighhhhhhh

I did as well, do you know anything about the alternate process? ?

Oh thank goodness, we had the same amount so I’m feeling really hopeful now. Thank you and congrats!!

Hey, so I decided to bug them and find out and looks like this is the week! “Emails from the Nursing department are expected this week. Orientation for accepted students will be in June. “ Good luck everyone!

So the ADN program sheet shows Nur 111 as the first nursing class we take.... I just decided to look at the course catalog (don’t quote me if this ends up being wrong) but it shows 79 open seats for the Nur 111 class in Fall. I hope that’s actually true, it doesn’t have any restrictions to sign up (I’m not going to actually do it until I know for sure) so I wonder if that’s a sign we’ve been accepted?

From the forum for last year they heard back mid April I believe, so I assume we’ll hear back by then. The anticipation is killing me!!

You should be good for sure, but definitely good to hear the most recent numbers! Thanks!!

I had a C in A&P 1 as well for the same reason ! But at least if we get a B it’ll be 144pts and an A would be at 152! very true, definitely doing the March-may A&P now!! Thank you for convincing me to just do it! Hope we both get in together!

I’ve been freaking out about it, I’m contemplating signing up for the March A&P 1 to retake it for the extra points...in case I don’t get in and need to reapply for Spring... I feel like the last semester to apply anything below 144 was an alternate and I’m not sure if any alternates ended up getting in ?

I applied with 136, freaking out a bit.

Ok, that’s good to know. Ugh it’s super frustrating because I have my EMT and I’ve had so much patient contact in the last 5 years, just having to go back and get it is a bit frustrating. But thank you for the input! Just confirmed my suspicion.

Thank you that’ll be good to look into, I think the evening option will be best for me but weighing out all the pros and cons!

Hi so I moved to Raleigh from CT in November, so I am going to wait until the spring semester so I can get instate tuition. I have my bachelors in biology 2.7 gpa( yea I know...). I have my CT EMT (since 2015). I have a few questions.. Do I need to have a CNA for most nursing schools in the area? I was looking into wake tech but they require it and I really don’t want to drop $700 on it If I don’t have to. Also does anyone know of any more flexible programs in the arrangement that is evenings and weekends? I’m thinking of doing an ADN program because it is only 2 years and I can transfer about a quarter of the classes....also it’s more cost effective for me.

Yes I did. Finally in a really good place all around, thank you I really appreciate the encouragement. Fingers crossed!

CT, I'm pretty much ok with relocating anywhere. And I bought about LPN but I really want to do accelerated and to be done with it ya know. It is a decent amount to retake but they're easy enough classes that I have a little faith. But I will look into lpn a bit more.

Good evening, So I finally decided that I want to be a nurse, eventually my end goal is a midwife. Right now I'm an EMT since 2015 (volunteer based), I've worked as a pharmacy tech for 2 years, and I'm a patient access liaison in the ER. My issue is I got my bachelors in biology and I have a GPA 2.61. I'm planning on retaking A&P which this dummy got a C in for both 1&2 (abusive relationship was the cause of my downfall). And taking microbiology, and retaking Chen 1&2 as well and biostats. Retaking all of these will give me a 3.0 as long as I do really well. Is this hopeless? I'm really concerned about my GPA impairing me. I will go anywhere that will take me. And a friend said to try Quinnipiac (their min GPA is a 3.0) they're a private school and more expensive so they're a little more flexible with people. Which I am more than willing to do. I just want to know if anyone has had a positive outcome in a similar situation or if there's anything I can do to help myself. Thanks, Kaleigh