Dennyz

I’m not eligible until the Spring application period. When do you find out? Their very competitive!

Thank you for your feedback! I guess my only concern is wanting to get the best education I can for the money. I'm worried the low pass rates will mean I won't get an adequate education, I don't know if that's the case or not though.

Good afternoon everyone! I have been taking pre-nursing classes to apply this fall at TNCC (community college only 15 minutes from my house offering an ADN program). I'm torn where to apply. I'm confident I would get accepted at the community college to start January 2021 for the ADN program, however their NCLEX pass rates aren't that great. There are other programs in the area at better schools with better pass rates, but the application period isn't until 2021. Just to name a few, BON Secours has an amazing BSN program I could apply to in January 2021, but they are an hour away from me with about a 25% acceptance rate. Riverside college of health careers offers an ADN program but about a 40% acceptance rate and about 45 minutes from my house. Another option is the Sentara college of health careers offering a BSN, again highly competitive and 1 hour from my house. I would love feedback as what you lovely ladies and gents would do.