hmmm...

My GPA is 3.3, I got the 10 points from the TABE and I have an AA. I've applied to the LPN program, but I've also applied to another program as well (and I've received an acceptance letter to that program for Fall/2011). I can bridge to RN with either program, but what a waste of time...I hate that people have to jump thru so many hoops, but the economy has dictated these measures to become an RN for some of us with less than a 3.8 GPA (which is the average for entry into the RN program at most local schools). Anyway, I've got my "in"...so regardless of my yea/ney letter or package from Ms. Buford, I'm on my way. My advice to you guys that don't make it in, look into other avenues, if becoming an RN is the ultimate goal. There's more than one way to skin a cat (I've always hated that saying, its so gross):cheers:

me too; it's a wait and see game... though, I'm not really ecstatic about the gpa point system...if person A. has 15 credits and a gpa of 3.9 and person B. has 60 credits and a gpa of 2.9, person A will be rewarded more points for entry into the program. in what land is that fair? I think that they really need to revise the entrance point system.