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Thank you so much!!! Good luck to you too! You start so soon!!

Thank you so much!!!! I praying you hear good news soon too!

Hey guys! I was just pulled off of the waiting list for the RN program at Catonsville, so I would imagine other acceptance would come out this week as well. I'm wishing you all of the best!!!

Awesome. Thank you so much! Good luck!!!!

Thank you! Best of luck to you too!!!

Yes, please share whatever info you can! Thank you for these comments!--I learned a lot of things about the program just from reading lol

Oh wow! Did you already have orientation? I'm interested to see how everything works out.

Awesome! I didn't even know they had a program that began that soon. Is that still CCBC Dundalk? Good luck to you!

Thank you! I wish you the best of luck as well.

Yes! I couldn't edit my original post. Thank you!

Hi All! I was unfortunately just wait listed for CCBC Catonsville Fall '19 RN program. I wanted to be proactive and apply to CCBC Essex Fall '19 LPN program before the deadline for that program. I know it is not permitted to apply to multiple nursing programs at the same campus and start date, but has anyone ever had success with applying to both programs at different campuses? Thank you in advance!

Thank you, everyone for the great feedback! So, I have actually looked into accelerated BSN/MSN programs. However, due to the competitive nature of those programs, I have not had much luck with being admitted or getting off of the waiting list. I am still waiting to hear back from ADN programs, but if those don't work out either, I was hoping that an LPN program would be my next best option. I wanted to explore EVERY option, because I feel like I am wasting time waiting around for potentially unfavorable admissions decisions. ? I just don't want to be stuck with not being able to further my nursing education by doing an LPN program instead.

Hello Everyone! I currently hold a B.S. in another discipline, however I plan to enter into the nursing field via the LPN path. After completing an LPN program, I plan to do a LPN-RN bridge program, then an RN-BSN bridge program, etc. My ultimate plan is to become a nurse practitioner or DNP. I have read various articles about how certain regionally accredited programs do not often accept credits from nationally accredited programs. However certain nationally accredited LPN programs like Eastwick College, seem like the most reasonable way to go for me. Does anyone know if I would be able to get my RN and then later my BSN at other institutions having completed a LPN and RN program at these schools? If so, what colleges and universities would accept credits from nationally accredited schools? I do not just want to cut myself short and not be able to further my education, due to accreditation rules. Thanks in advance : )