WillPRNForFood

Here's the quick and dirty on this subject: http://ksbn.org/cne/nursingschoolst.pdf If it isn't on this list, don't go. Period.

If you already have a degree, you may want to check out a BSN program rather than an ADN program - KU, for example. KU obviously has many more prereqs, but if you already have those done, you might as well spend two years getting a bachelor's rather than an associate's. Sure, the pay is the same for an entry level floor nurse, but you'll have more opportunities down the road if you pursue management or further education. www.ku.edu search for nursing and check out their prereqs. If that isn't a possibility for you, your best bet is probably JCCC. They seem to have the highest NCLEX pass rate. You can find pass rates for all the schools on the KSBN website: http://ksbn.org/cne/multiyearpassrates.pdf And here is all the different nursing programs approved in Kansas: http://ksbn.org/cne/nursingschoolst.pdf That should keep you busy for a while.

I didn't make it either. I can't believe it. I had a 28 on my ACT and all prereqs were A's and B's. Plus, I rocked the interview. It blew my mind when I got the "you suck" letter in the mail! How do you know your place on the waiting list?

I am tinkering with the idea of taking Micro through EduKan. Does anyone know if the class will transfer across to KU? Or maybe Baker?

I interviewed and felt like it went very well. I have yet to receive an acceptance letter, and I'm getting more anxious about it every day! It irks me a little bit that enrollment opened up on Thursday, but the nursing students don't have letters yet. All the good classes are going to be gone by the time we know whether or not we should enroll (talking specifically about Anatomy and/or Physiology here).