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Does anyone know how registering for classes is going to pan out?

@trevisam000 I had 28 points and got in. The interview was a series of "standard" questions. They interviewed every eligible applicant, so about 50 people this round. Good luck :)

Boomertx- yes i got in. I'll PM you...

Woooooow! @boomertx I can't imagine how you must be feeling. I'm surprised at the low points who were accepted since this applicant pool was so big... and I CANNOT believe you were confronted about an anti- Repub Facebook post! Good thing I don't associate myself with MHS volunteers on my FB page. That's ridiculous and I have RN friends at mdmc who are hard core liberals and are very vocal on FB. That's BS! I really feel for you Thanks for sharing.

Why does it matter what we're currently enrolled in? And how would they know? Just curious....Even with a bach degree from UT, a 4.0 and 96% on the HESI I probably won't have enough points since my current Spring courses don't count. Frustrating...

Wow that's crazy. Congrats! Reeco1- are you doing a transition program or regular ADN?

Patchadams2- just curious how people like TVCC

Anyone know people who are in the program now?

Ummmm, @reeco1?

Way to go! How many points did you have?

Yeah I've got a one yr old and 8 yr old...don't want to drive to FW everyday and Baylor is awesome but also pricey. It doesn't matter where you go to NS so I figure why go into that much debt? Two full days of 12 hr clinicals nonstop for 15 months for UTA seems rough especially on top of heavy course load all online. I do mostly everything online now and it is harder because you have to teach it all to yourself and questions take long to get answered.

I spoke to the AP admissions advisor today- they take over 100 each semester. It's A LOT to complete before applying. I'd need 6 more classes before January. That's 6 more than all the other programs I like. No thanks!

Cool! Thank you olddog40 :) Do you have a link you can post to where I can see that info? The website I'm looking at doesn't say anything about 18 months and up top it says "Advanced Placement" and below in smaller font says academic partnership. Are you in the program? And, is it specifically for second degree students? I agree, Baylor is silly expensive. Thnx again.

Can someone please clarify what exactly the "advanced placement" here means. It still takes four semesters to complete, right? With a previous bachelors degree wouldn't advanced placement be a fast-bacc program, like Baylor's which is only 12 months?

Anyone receive an acceptance letter yet?