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Yes, like what Ms. Vanessa and Gompers said, the colleges offer students who qualify guaranteed admission into their nursing program. Here's a link to the University of Iowa's page that'll give you an idea of such program: http://www.nursing.uiowa.edu/academprog/bsn/earlyadmit.htm

i'm very sorry for the late response, but i would like to thank you all very much for the thoughtful replies. all of your support has really helped! after some serious thinking, i have decided to attend seattle university. all of the schools i have been accepted by are wonderful, but unfortunately i can only attend one and i've chosen su. seattle's environment as well as su's small campus seem best for me. su has also kindly offered me the largest sum of money of all the schools that offered a scholarship, which really helps. i am really looking forward to going to su. thank you all again for helping me make this decision!

Hi everyone, I'm a high school senior from Hawaii and I'm planning to major in nursing in college. I've applied to six schools and was fortunately accepted by all of them. I have been thinking about my choices for a while and was finally able to narrow them down to three. Here are the three: Loyola University Chicago-School of Nursing Seattle University-School of Nursing University of Washington-Liberal Arts I'm having trouble deciding where to go because all of the schools have great Nursing Programs. I'm leaning more towards Loyola or Seattle because I'm not guaranteed admission into UW's nursing school. I was also accepted by University of Portland and University of Iowa's nursing program. I was offered a scholarship and admission to the Honors program at Iowa but I thought Iowa might be too rural for me. Please tell me which school will be the best to go for nursing!