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I believe they wait until the spring semester is over so they know how many spots before they make selections.

Not crazy at all! I will be 42 when I start my ASN program this fall. I think the LPN program is a great idea. You can always continue your education in the future.

I found the group by typing bccnursing15 in the search

Congrats Amanda! Is BCC your first choice? Traditional or eHealth?

I would love to network on Facebook. Please post the name of the BCC group you create and I will spread the word to a few others that also were accepted. This is so exciting, I can't wait to meet everyone.

Congrats Fabz07 and xhsx!!! I am also traditional. I am keeping my fingers crossed for you kylebrian97.

Congrats Southshore2014!!!! That is awesome.

If you go to accessbcc and select student services tab then display an unofficial transcript. Both my DegreeWorks and Unofficial transcript have changed but student information has not changed.

OMG! My major has been changed to Nursing!!!!! I am listed as traditional and my friend just checked and she is eHealth. I am going to stock teh mailman tomorrow and Monday until I get that official letter.

Was her major changed today?

I look at it the same as checking your email. We are just checking for a new message (or change in major), which is completely normal.

Yes I log into degree works everyday when I am logging into my eLearning class.

I was relieved too when she told me and glad you are all taking it the same way. I was hoping it was going to be received as good news and help calm nerves.

I feel the same way xhsx. One of my classmates received a rejection letter at the beginning of February so we made it past the first cut.

What age did you decide to go into nursing? 40 When did you graduate? Just completed the pre-reqs for a RN program. Application submitted this past January and just waiting to find out if accepted. AND... what field were you in prior to that?? For the past 14 years I have worked in the Computer Networking field. Prior to that I was a Medic in the US Army. So at 25 you are not even close to being too old. At 40 I decided to change careers to do something I am passionate about. I will even be taking a pay cut with this change, but I would rather do something I love for the next 25+ years. I should have completed nursing school when I got out of the Army 14 years ago, but it wasn't the right time for me. I have no regrets because I believe the path I took to get where I am today was right for me. You need to do what works for you.