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I took my NCLEX on 9/8 then 48 hours later, tried the Pearson Vue trick and got the good pop-up. Today 9/11, I found out I passed!

If you don't plan to work and want to get your BSN quicker, I would do the accelerated program. Otherwise, if you plan to work while going to nursing school, then I would do the traditional BSN program at SU. Good luck with your decision.

Congratulations to all who got accepted! Random question, but did any of you guys apply to Seattle Pacific University's nursing program or other nursing schools?

Hi hellonewyears, Sorry for the late response. I don't check the message board often, but wow, six schools. I only applied to 2: SU and SPU. Do you have a preference to which school you would like to go?

I am also applying to SU as a post-bac student. Are you guys also applying to other nursing school as well?

Thanks Kristen. I was stressing out about it for a while, but now I feel better after seeing your response!

Does anyone know if we're suppose to circle the scenario on that sheet that was handed out to us? In my essay, I clearly listed what scenario I picked. Were the scenarios listed as 1, 2 or 3 instead of a, b, or c?

It's important to read only for better understanding of the concepts emphasized in class. IMO, I didn't have to read the textbook that much because I understood the concepts my professor emphasized in class. I would only use the textbook to read/focus on the key concepts your professor covered in class. Reading the textbook isn't a bad idea if you have some free time, but there's a lot of information in the book that your professor probably won't cover in class.

I'm planning to apply there!