prenursing2019

Thanks for the reply! I'm going to have to take an extra semester to complete a few pre-reqs that some of the ADN programs require that my current school didn't require. I also have to take the TEAS exam, since these schools will not accept my HESI scores! ? I'm definitely going to look into ADN programs. I had no idea that there were even associates to msn pathways!

I honestly haven't tried asking for letters because I felt bad since I didn't get to know them very well. I will ask anyway and see what happens! The program that I have left to apply for and take the TEAS exam is the one I am behind about 8 credits for. I am honestly considering not taking my TEAS exam that's in a few days because I won't even make the fall deadline. I honestly don't feel prepared and only have 2 attempts so that's my new worry ? Thank you for that information, I had no idea about magnet hospitals before this!! I also agree, i'd rather wait an extra semester or two than ending up piled in debt! I feel too young to carry all that debt on my back.

That's interesting, i've never heard of magnet hospitals! I'm hoping to go into ped psych and I haven't even looked into what hospitals I may want to work at lol! Good luck with your BSN program ?

I am finishing up my last semester of pre-reqs and applying for fall 2019. I have applied to a program that is my number one choice and I am now waiting to hear back. I am scheduled to take my TEAS exam in 2 weeks to apply to one other program. The university I am at now changed the deadline and I won't be able to apply for fall semester, so I would have to re-try for spring. So I only have one more school left. But the problem now is that I do not have a letter of recommendation from a single professor. I took majority of my classes online because I was working for a while. My dilemma now is I can't even apply to the fall program because I am missing a letter.... I also noticed I am about 12 credits behind (a whole semester,yikes!!) of pre-reqs behind for the other school, so I am thinking of applying for spring 2020 and just not taking my TEAS exam until a later date. I'm considering applying for ADN programs now, but I don't know what to do. My final options for a BSN if I do not get into my first choice is to go to a private school. I would end up 50k in debt if I choose this option. I'm afraid to pursue the ADN route because I am constantly hearing of how hospitals are only looking for BSN applicants. If any of you have any similar experience or stories please share! I'm so lost and don't know what to do!