tierra00

I have GroupMe as well. I've been checking my email on a daily basis for the letter - still nothing yet lol.

A facebook group sounds like a great idea. I haven't heard of anything yet in regards to orientation, but I know it should be any moment at this point.

They informed me at ACC's orientation that my sciences were too old, and when I called the next morning to schedule the PAX exam I was told that I wouldn't be able to take it before the application deadline. I was excited at orientation because I was above average for the gpa/hesi of the students that were accepted for the last two semesters, but then I found out about the a&p courses...

Anyone else get accepted into the College of the Mainland ADN program? I got accepted for Spring 2020. Got my acceptance in WebAdvisor today.

Thank you for the advice

I am graduating with an associate's in health sciences next month, but won't be starting nursing school until fall 2019. Feeling completely clueless on what to do until then at this point. I've considered just trying to find a job, but there doesn't seem to be much I can do with this degree. I've considered doing more volunteer work & taking a CNA course to make my resume look more appealing since the application deadline for #1 school I want to go to for my BSN is in March. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.