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Yes very true! One of my friends is applying there for the fall as well so Im just praying for all of us!. It's so aggrivating especially when I know the only thing holding me back from a BSN program is a few too many Bs and not enough As when I also know that just because you can make straight As does NOT make you a good nurse by any means. You have to be passionate about it and have the ultimate desire to help others. So hopefully eventually I will get to do just that!

Yes I definitely agree. The waiting is getting to my nerves A LOT! I really am hoping to get into a program soon because I'm not sure how much more school I can take haha. I just really want to graduate, get a job, and settle down finally!

That is what I have heard from a lot of nurses. That in reality unless you want somewhat of a management position, your BSN doesn't really matter. I know I dont want to work in an office or be the boss of anyone so I may just go for my ADN if I can get into a school! Thank you for your help!

Yes I know FTCC has a really good program so I am hoping to get in there too! Hopefully we will be classmates in the fall haha Good luck to you!

I'm most likely applying to FTCC for the fall semester. Sooo hoping I get in because I've spent the last two years at universities with no hope...Not because my grades are bad I have all As and Bs but mostly Bs

Well I am currently a pre-nursing student at UNCG. I'm totally frustrated because I started out at UNCW and loved it. I was on track with the program but I really missed home so I transferred. Now I am here at UNCG and they only accept students in the Fall semester and due to the fact that I transferred, I cannot apply to the nursing school until fall-2012. I have decent grades, All As and Bs, but more Bs than As. I'm torn about what to do because I do not think that I will be able to get into UNCGs SON because my grades aren't top notch. My delimma is whether to apply to Community colleges in the area and hope that I can get into an ADN program and possibly go back for a BSN after, or to transfer to yet another university that I am more confident that I can get into. Going to another university may set me back even further than I already am but if I get an ADN and cannot get a job after because employers want BSN nurses, then the set back will be worth it. What I really need to know is whether employers prefer BSN over ADN and if it is more difficult to find a job with an ADN degree. Thanks! Sarah