Alexandra22

Does anyone know the answer to this question? If someone is taking LPN classes at Sheridan or Atlantic, and if technically the class won't be over until April, can that person still apply during the March deadline for the lpn-rn transition? I mean, one wouldn't have their license yet, but could they get in before classes start in May. I asked BC directly, but I think you all probably know more of what the chances are and if that is cutting it too late, or the seats would be filled. Thanks for any advice.

Joanne, about .23 to 29 under. A week or so ago, I saw someone's post that said at the last term they were .67 under (not sure if that was you or not). They never got in. I suppose even if some of the applicants choose other programs, there could still be a lot of people in between that point range. Oh, well, if it's not meant to be....

Thanks for the info, Joanna. So they didn't say you had to make a decision to accept the seat by a different date? (Okay, I was just hoping that some applicants would accept other colleges so the denied list would move up.)

What happens after you are accepted into the nursing program? Do they give you so much time to accept and to put down a deposit to save your seat? Do you have to sign up for classes within a certain amount of time? (Just wondering since I can't find out on the website what happens next, and I didn't make the cut. But I'm think there must be some applicants who applied at multiple colleges and that maybe a few slots will open up. Does anyone know from last year?)

I forgot to say CONGRATULATIONS to all who made it. It has been a long road. I wish you the best. (I didn't make the cut.)

Does anyone know if there will be a waiting list? (I'm thinking there must be some applicants who applied at other colleges who might not take their PBSC slot.) I'm grasping for straws here. :smackingf

Has anyone heard how low the points might go? Thanks,

Has anyone heard how low the cutoff point is? Just want to see if I stand a chance.