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Thanks for the congrats! In the acceptance letter i received they said that this round was extremely competitive and everyone who was accepted already has a bachelors degree. So i don't really have any suggestions other than to apply, keep applying (even apply to other programs), keep doing classes, and put yourself on the community college list as a back up. If you are dead set on GCU's fast-track i would also suggest trying to get a Bachelors in another degree if you can. I have mine in Dietetics and it was weighed extremely heavily in the acceptance process (per my nursing advisor at GCU). Best of luck to you!

Hey all! I've just recently received my acceptance letter in to GCU's Fast Track BSN Program and am wanting feedback from students who have completed the program or are currently in it. More speficically what to expect as far as hours and how the course schedule pans out? And if you were able to work while completing the program? I currently work part time at a hospital and need to keep my job here while in school but am concerned about time constraints and hours. Thanks for any feedback or input! Liz