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Hi Leroy! That's awesome news! I just received my acceptance letter the weekend before the 4th. I've been reading posts from past years on here, and it seems like almost everyone that is wait listed ends up getting in. Also, I've read that you can call in to see what number you are on the list. I've tried calling a few times with different questions and haven't really had much luck with people answering or returning my voicemails, but its definitely worth trying to call over! Congrats again!!
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Hmmm.... I'm not actually sure if there is a requirement on that? I applied and I'm currently taking Physiology, and I still have to take Nutrition and Ethics this fall. I would recommend calling the school and seeing if an advisor can help answer that. I guess I should have thought about that when I applied- I just winged it!!
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Hi MissKC02! I saw the message you sent me, but I couldn't reply because I'm too new of a member. I believe it depends on which program you are wanting to apply to. I went to their Web site to apply, and then went through nursingcas.org to enter all of my information and main nursing school application. I applied to the accelerated BSN program, with the January start date. I haven't gotten my acceptance/denial letter yet, and am waiting to hear back, probably the beginning of July. I know I didn't have to have all of my pre-reqs completed to apply, but there were some in particular I believe I had to have. Have you looked at their Web site yet? They have the requirements for the Accelerated program as: You are eligible if you: have a BS or BA degree in another field from a regionally-accredited college or university, OR are an LPN or MICT with an additional 64 hours of college credit from a regionally-accredited college or university, OR are HIGHLY motivated with at least 90 hours of credit from a regionally-accredited college or university. have a cumulative undergraduate GPA of at least 2.80 on a 0-4.0 scale OR have a program prerequisite GPA of at least 3.00 on a 0-4.00 scale. The classes listed are: [h=3]Program Prerequisites:[/h] 3 hrs. Human Growth and Development/Child Development 3 hrs. Intermediate Algebra, or higher level algebra course (or proficiency) 3 hrs. English Comp I (or proficiency) 3 hrs. Public Speaking 8 hrs. Anatomy and Physiology (must be no more than 5 years old; will consider 5- and 6-hour courses) 3 hrs. Human Nutrition – must be a science-based course (e.g. a biology or general science course. Other nutrition courses [health, PE] may/may not be accepted based on the course description and/or syllabus) 3 hrs. Probability and Statistics – or a basic statistics course 3 hrs. Ethics – other philosophy courses may also be accepted 8 hrs. Other appropriate science courses that relate to nursing: microbiology, chemistry, genetics, etc. English Language Requirements All applicants to the MNU nursing major whose native language is not English must demonstrate an established level of English language proficiency through the TOEFL iBT exam.TOEFL (iBT) scores are required as follows: Overall score of 80 (minimum) All sub-scores (Writing, Speaking, Reading, Listening) of 20 (minimum). [h=3]Please note:[/h] Students with a previous bachelor's degree from an accredited college/university are considered to have met additional MNU general core requirements. Students without a previous bachelor's degree may also need to complete other courses before starting the accelerated BSN program. All of these course do not have to completed before program application, however they must be completed prior to starting the program. No grade lower than a C is acceptable in any of the prerequisite courses, and students with higher grades in the sciences will be better positioned for acceptance. Persons without a previous bachelor degree need to have an additional 3 credits of fine arts and 3 credits of social responsibility in addition to the above prerequisites. Hope this helps!!
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