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I think that as long as you go into an accelerated program knowing that it is going to be a lot of work, fast paced, and a full time job I think you will succeed. I know that the accelerated programs are for me because I want to become a nurse as soon as possible and with so many accelerated programs I don't think it makes you any less prepared to become a nurse. I am trying choose between MSCD, Drexel and Linfield College. Keep me posted if you find out any other info. I did find the NCLEX pass rates for MSCD and they were mostly in the 90's%.

Hi, I know this is a bit of topic but I am just trying to find out any info I can. I got into Metropolitan State College of Denver for April 2009. I was wondering if any of you know anything about the school. I haven't been able to find anyone on the forum but I assume if you are from Denver maybe you know somebody that went there or know something about their reputation. Thanks so much

Hi, I was accepted to MSCD for spring 2009 and I am also trying to find out some info on the school or get in touch with a past or present student. If you found anything out or decided to go there will you let me know. Thank you any info will help with my decision

Hey Hiddencat, I did not receive a reply to my email from Fran but today I got my acceptance letter in the mail!!!! I am so happy. I was so nervous because I had been turned down from three schools and I don't have a great GPA, but I made it.

I emailed Fran today. I thought about calling but didn't want to be too annoying. I will let you know what she says when I hear back from her.

Dominey1- Was that your overall GPA or the last 60 hours? Do you have all the prereqs done? I don't why I am so discouraged and worried, I haven't received any news yet.

Congratulations to those of you who got in!!! I applied for Fall 2009, but have not received a letter yet. I hope thats not bad news. For those of you who got in what was your GPA?

From what I have read on other posts the San Mateo campus is easier to get into then the San Fran because of less demand. Don't give up until you have the letter. I never thought the application process would be so frustrating.

It sounds like you all have loads of healthcare experience. I really need to get busy with that. I am trying to volunteer at the local hospital but the process just takes forever. Does anyone have any other places that I could volunteer at or things I could do to increase my application. Thanks

I am thinking about applying to the Oakland and San Fran campuses for the Nov 1 deadline. I was wondering if you have to take the NET at Samuel Merritt? Also for those of you who got accepted what were your GPA's and experience. I really would like to apply but I have already spent a year taking prereqs and now I would have to take three more. Did you hear if you were accepted before you completed the prereqs. Any input would be appreciated.