Rsuller

Are any of you still active? I am a current student at Capital and wanted to see what you used to help study. Obviously the given slide shows and readings but what other tools did yall use to help you pass?

So it's not technically class, for me, Wednesday is class. Thursday and Friday are my clinical days. The first day of onsite clinical is like the 17th of October, the labs are all skill labs from my understanding and will be going over basic clinical skills that we will need to know for when we are actually onsite.

The email is from the same Ct state select admissions?

Do you know what it was increased to or how many new spots were made?

I was looking through the nursing packet that they have online to try to figure out how many people are accepted into the program, and how many are on the waitlist etc.. and I thought I read that you don't have to do a letter, and if a spot opens and it is your turn for the waitlist they will call you, if you do not accept the spot then you are removed from the waitlist. I could be wrong though

I am currently an LPN, applied for the nursing program at Capital, just received the email that I was waitlisted, and given the waitlisted number 68. I do not think my odds of getting off that list are very good. I have all my pre-reqs completed and was hoping someone could give me some advice on what my next move should be.

Congrats to everyone who was accepted. I just got the email from Capital stating that I was waitlisted... given number 68 on the waitlist. Don't think my odds of getting off the list are too great. Anyone have any advice on what my next moves should be? I'm an LPN currently all pre-reqs have been completed.

I just received an email from capital stating that I was waitlisted.... I am number 68... any updates on if you got in? trying to figure out my next plan of action.