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I apologize for the very late reply. I spoke to Dr. Barbarba Carter, who just recently retired. She recommended the 2 year traditional track. I also spoke to another student who also recommended the 2 year track as well. Basically, it comes down to whether or not you can handle the quick pace of the accelerated track. I believe I could have, but to be on the safe side, I decided to take the slower paced route. Anyhow, we have another orientation this Thursday morning, and Lab orientation the day after, I'm so excited! If I remember correctly from my accelerated acceptance letter, classes for the accelerated program starts in mid September? Regardless, like anything else in life as long as you work hard, I'm sure you'll do fine. Good luck to the both of you!

Congrats Jambenlaya, great job! To the OP, there will be at least one alternate to get in, I know this because I just declined a seat into the accelerated program, I had 54 points. I honestly was not sure if I could of handled the fast pace of the accelerated program, so I took the traditional 2 year track instead. It was a very difficult decision, but better safe than sorry.

Yes, I just did on Thursday. I ordered a varicella titer online from their site late Wednesday night, went to a Labcorp to get my blood drawn, and received my results on Friday. It took a little less than 24 hours for me to get my results. It cost 70 dollars. They seem pretty legit I'd say.

Thanks Snowstar :)

Hi everyone. I just got accepted into a local ADN nursing program. We had orientation a couple weeks ago. At orientation, the presenter mentioned something about taking the NCLEX after the first year of nursing school, and then working since it will increase your chances of getting an RN job after you graduate. I am going to sound like a total newbie here, but just to make sure, I assume that she meant the NCLEX-PN and trying to get an LPN job after the first year of the ADN program? If so, what can I do to increase my chances of getting an LPN job, preferably in the Lansing area. What are some hospitals, facilities that I should apply to? I don't have much of an employment history. I worked at a Qdoba restaurant for two years, and have some volunteer work, that's about it. I'm not even sure who I can list as a reference sadly..... Anyhow, thanks for any help.

Thanks for the tips amy

Hi guys, I'm applying to LCC's traditional 2 year program this March, and I have 83 points currently. Anyone think I have a good shot at getting accepted with 83 points? I think I read that the cutoff two years ago was 77 or 78, and last year's cutoff was 80-81. So it's going to be really close, man I hope I get accepted. Good luck to everyone who's applying this year.