Lk2future

I would recommend looking through this and past threads for averages of competitive admission scores. It's not necessarily about the score you should get moreso than aiming to achieve your highest test and GPA scores to be more competitive. They look at everything comprehensively but to increase your chances of getting in you want to aim for the highest scores you can in everything. Their website also reflects their prior admissions statistics. Gwinnett tech appears to admit anywhere between 50-70 people into their ADN program cohorts which is a higher number in comparison to other ADN programs in GA so there will be people that just barely make it in but to be safe and save yourself the stress try your best in whatever you do.

Congratulations ? to you as well !! I honestly think I am leaning more towards GTC because I've heard more about this program and it is closer to me. Plus Lanier's decision isn't until sometime next month. Congratulations!!

My official acceptance letter just came to email! I'm so excited. Congratulations and good luck to everyone still waiting ?

Hello! Has anyone from past lanier tech ASN program share insight on how the program is? class days, clinical days, lab days etc. Overall how you liked the program.

Hello, future nursing students! Congratulations to everyone! I believe I was also accepted based on an email I received and my major changing to nursing. To any of the current or past cohorts that attended GTC, were you or people in your cohort able to work part-time based on the 1st-semester student workload? This program is a little longer than Lanier Tech due to no Summer semester but that might be a benefit for break/ working purposes. It's just not a lot of information/ forums out about lanier techs program.