madnessisay

No. She did not. I have been told that there are over 300 applicants for each degree program: ASN and BSN. I have heard that it could be April and some have said it could be May for BSN... good luck, girls... I think we need it!

I'm so glad to hear everyone following up. I'm so nervous about this whole acceptance waiting game. For what it's worth, I did get a big apology from the nursing advisor who bailed on me. I think tension is just running really high. She talked with me today, and kind of suggested that if I really *didn't* want the ASN that I might take myself out of that pile... I don't know what the implication is...I just applied to both to have a back up plan although I really want the BSN. I just have too much college to have to get the ASN, and then spend 18 months bridging over to BSN when for one semester more I could have the BSN to start with. I know I'm rambling...I'm just really worrying/wondering what is the next step for myself and my family. I wish we had more insight into the admissions process and what to expect. I really want to power through all of this and end up in an ICU somewhere! We'll see... I guess if I don't get in, it's back to the drawing board. I hate to talk back up plans now, but feel like it's necessary.

I had a not so great experience with advising at MSC on Tuesday. Had an appointment at 4pm, and waited 20 minutes only to hear that woman that was supposed to advise me ask very snidely, "I MEAN, what does she need advising FOR??" when one of the secretaries asked her how much longer she would be. The upshot? She never met with me, and I ended up talking to a secretary in a conference room. (Fantastic, right??) Anyway, she told me that BSN letters could start coming in April, or it might be May. I think everybody is getting really antsy right now about classes, wrapping up pre-reqs and getting accepted. Tension is definitely running high in my A&P 2 class! I'm worried about getting accepted, but have realized that the only thing any of us can do is cultivate a strong "Plan B" or even "Plan C" if nursing school isn't in the cards for us this fall. *crossing fingers*