sligo23

Go for the ADN. Most LVN-RN programs now require at least 2 years experience in order to apply. They are also very competitive to get into. There are many ADN programs in your area that you can apply to. You may need to commute, but it is worth it to start the program right away. When you graduate, most hospitals will require a BSN. So add another 1-2 years to your education.

I'm an alternate at PCC. They won't tell you what # you are, so it's all a guessing game.

Thats a hard number. With there being 40, you have a slight chance. I haven't heard anything yet, so I'm assuming I'm much further down the list. Sigh, holding back the tears. This is so hard to deal with when you want something so bad.

What number did you get?

Well, a chance to get in from being on the wait list. My understanding is she will send you the number you got from the lottery and the number they are currently on from people not accepting their spot. So you could have been selected as #50 but 5 people declined their spots, so you are now #5 in line.

This is a hard one. If you want the BSN right away, go with GCC. More and more hospitals are not hiring new grads with associate degrees. All programs require the health clearance. It has to do with the clinical facilities and their rules.

Sounds like the lottery results will be sent out today. We still have a chance! Yay!

Has anyone received a number yet? My understanding is the first 30 selected were given a spot. #31 is #1 on the wait list, 32 is #2 and so on.

Congrats! That's so exciting. We're you able to figure out how many points you have?

What is the classroom and clinical schedule like during the 1st semester? Thank you for helping us out!

Did you get a rejection email or just not hear back?

I'm an alternate as well. I wonder how many there are.

Has anyone heard when they will send out notifications? I wish everyone the best of luck!

I haven't heard anything still. I'm waiting on the invite for the TEAS

Has anyone heard back about taking the TEAS?