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Do you have any idea why they weren't accepted? Maybe they didn't do well in their pre reqs? Or based on grades from other schools? That is if you have an idea haha.

You have been so helpful! Thanks for putting up with all my questions. I think my algebra from a previous college will transfer, however I'm going to have to take chemistry and the computer class. I'm very nervous about chemistry. I did not do well in it in highschool. Hopefully I'll be able to do well on tests! I'm also hoping my anatomy and physiology courses from community college will transfer. I really don't want to have to take them again! What other courses/ pre reqs will you be taking once the term begins? My packet only listed the nursing courses id be taking. Also, did having classes that transferred reduce the price at all?

Great! I need to stop overthinking so much! How was the pace of the classes? Did you have homework every night? How often were tests? Overall how much time do you think you dedicated a week to pass with A's? Also did you have any previous pre reqs that were able to transfer?

Congratulations! What was the acceptance process like? Did you hear of a lot of people being rejected?

Hey there! I noticed this is an old post, hope you see this! I posted a thread a couple weeks ago and no on has replied yet. I am applying to MCI's R.N. program in Richmond for September. I'm really nervous about the acceptance process. I did well on my TEAS test however I am worried about my grades from other colleges. I have been working full time, while attending school and it has been difficult to make the grades that most nursing schools require. However once I am accepted I am quitting my job to put all my efforts into school. I have heard from a lot of people ECPI accepts pretty much anyone who applies. Do you feel that is the case? What was your experience like?

What is the acceptance rate like at MCI (ECPI) R.N. program in Richmond VA? From what I've been able to find it seems like if you pay, you get in. I went in Monday and took my TEAS test and passed all sections. My advisor seemed positive about me getting in, however there is still the chance I won't. Like all schools, they require pre-requisites. So in order to even have a chance to be accepted to the R.N. program in September I'm going to have to take a couple of classes there this summer before I even find out. I'm nervous about having to take these courses over the summer and then not even getting in. Also will they transfer my Anatomy and Physiology credits from C.C. Or will I have to take those over?