Dayned20

Yes, let's definitely keep in touch! And good luck on your chem test!! And for the science classes, that is too funny because I feel the same exact way. I was never too bad at them but I never looked forward to them either. Anywho, I'm off for my psychology class, and by the way, thanks so much for all of your help. I look forward to keeping in touch, good luck to you, especially with it being so close to the semester ending! :yeah:

So much stuff to consider!! My mind has been racing the last few weeks, its crazy how hard it is to pick a way and go with it because there are very few "ways." haha You and I seem to be at the same point. I have to take another chem class, AP1 & 2, and micro. I even have most of my general ed's done for the schools I was considering because I've changed my major a few times and did some exploratory semesters testing the waters. But, If all of this nursing school stuff works out in my favor, this will be the major that sticks. :)

Thank you so much for all the help! As for the school in Virginia, was it as selective as the schools here? And was there a waiting list? What school was it? Also, same for Mercy college in Toledo? I definitely understand the driving situation, it can be such as hassle. Especially with our weather. I would like to stay close to home, but its not necessary. I have no wife or kids so it wouldn't be too much of a problem. I am so ready to be out of school that I'm willing to go to Tahiti for nursing school As for U of D, I like it a lot here. Its small but quiet. The teachers all seem really nice and knowledgeable and most people are friendly. The neighborhood isn't the best outside of campus, but its all gated and patrolled so I don't worry at all. :)

Thanks for your input, I actually just transferred here from OCC for a new atmosphere, I should have checked more closely into it before I did. However, I am interested in any school without a waiting list. It doesn't necessarily have to be in Michigan, but it would be preferred. I just can't believe how hard it is to get into nursing school right now, and how quickly this became a problem for the schools. I have three or four relatives that recently graduated from nursing programs like Saginaw Valley and Mid Michigan, and seem to have had no problem with these waiting lists.

Hello everyone, I am currently attending University of Detroit Mercy for pre-requisites to a nursing program. Come to find out, Mercy recently got rid of their "pre-nursing" program which essentially held a spot in their actual nursing school for undergrad students completing their pre-requisites. I believe I have about another semester worth of classes before I can be admitted into a nursing school. I am afraid that come time to apply to a nursing school, I will have to wait a ridiculous amount of time to enter the program.. At about what time can I begin to apply to nursing schools having not completed all required pre-requisites? And also, does anyone know of any nursing schools that won't have a ridiculous wait time? I just want to have things figured out because this is something I have wanted for a very long time, and I'd hate for anything to slow me down. Any ideas or suggestions will be extremely appreciated, thanks!