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Stick with it I didn't get in on my first try. I'm sure things will work out and that you will get your BSN one way or another. Good luck to you Yes, email

Decisions are out. Accepted. So excited

Had to take Chem 101 plus lab and Chem 102 plus lab. NURSING SCIENCE PREREQUISITES Note: Some may also satisfy General Education Prerequisites Psychology 101: Introduction to Psychology** Statistics (STOR) 151: Basic Concepts of Statistics and Data Analysis — or — STOR 155 Introduction to Statistics — or — STOR 120 Foundations of Statistics and Data Science** Biology 252/252L: Fundamentals of Human Anatomy and Physiology with lab** Biology 253/253L: Advanced Anatomy and Physiology with lab** Microbiology 251: Introduction to Medical Microbiology (lab required)** Biology 101/101L: Principles of Biology Chemistry 101/101L and Chemistry 102/102L: General Descriptive Chemistry — or — Biochemistry 107 and Biochemistry 108: Introduction to Biochemistry

It says decisions come out by mail but they have always come by email in the past so I expect this year will be the same. As far as I know Chem is definitely a prerequisite at UNC.

Good luck to you. If this round doesn't work out then I'm going to pursue the ABSN route. We'll get there one way or another.

This is my 2nd time applying. Got waitlisted the first time around

I was expecting to hear this past Tuesday since decisions had previously been released the first week of March. I'm really hoping they release decisions today.

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Hello all, I am a NC High School Senior that will be applying to the nursing pre-licensure programs at UNC-Chapel Hill, ECU, and UNC-Wilmington this fall. Based on my stats I believe I will likely be accepted to CHapel hill for regular admission and accepted into the honors programs at ECU and Wilmington. I have always dreamed of attending UNC Chapel Hill but the reputation of the nursing program at ECU and its better simulation labs, honors program and new dormitory are very appealing. I also feel that my chances of getting accepted into the ECU program is higher since they accept 130 students per semester vs the 50 or so patients that UNC accepts. Certainly UNC-CH is a better overall school for most other majors but for nursing ECU seems to have the edge. I am currently volunteering at a large hospital and many of the nurses there give ECU very high praise, I have not gotten much feedback on the UNC nursing program as of yet. Would I be crazy to choose ECU over UNC-CH?