Hi Crystal! I am sorry for the late response. Allow me to say congratulations to you! Is this your first child? I know you are disappointed right now. As Bleverette stated, it is not the end. As a matter of fact it is another beginning. Allow your baby to bring you joy. The best advice I can give on the program is reach out to the counselors, and see how they advise you. Either way it's not the end of Nursing for you. You will be able to provide a good life for your little one. And, you already know that you can get in the program. So it's not a whole lot of time carved out of your life. You can still use us for a support system. Feel free to reach out to me at
[email protected]. No I don't mind telling you my age, and trust me you will be done long before my age. I applied to a few colleges since 2011. I didn't get into one program. When I made my mind up to go to the LPN program at Atlanta Tech, I was told it had been discontinued. I thought Bauder was too expensive, but I took the entrance exam and passed it. The day I was to meet with the counselor to get into the program. I found out that the entire school in Atlanta was closing down, and they made the announcement the day before. So I decided that I would go into the RN program at Atlanta Tech. I was told that I needed to take College Algebra. So I took The College Algebra. I had the school to send the official transcript electronically. I showed proof to the nursing department and was checked off on it. I was able to sit for the Kaplan. At the time, I had a 3.8 GPA and was sure I would get in. When I received a letter. I opened it up, and they said the school didn't get the transcript showing my College Algebra which was sent electronically. Really??? I called and was told they had already chosen the class. So, I just said maybe it wasn't for me. I had given up, and was not planning on going back. That was the last semester I could apply because my A&P was aged out by then. One day about 2 years ago, I was talking to a nurse, and she said that maybe those schools weren't for me, and that I should try Chattahoochee Tech, because I wouldn't have to take A&P and Micro over again. So I registered and took my first class at CTC last semester applied and here I am about 10 years later at the age of 58. So, we are all going to reach our destiny, sometimes we just have to take a detour. Be blessed, and keep living your best life...