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Thank you for this. I was worried that my ADN program would hinder me, but in reality, it's the best option financially for me.

Did anyone receive their letter of acceptance with details yet? If so, is there a deadline to claim your spot? I'm out of town currently and I'm worried that I'll miss the deadline for acceptance since I can't get my mail.

By the way, I did not receive a call that I got into the lottery - only into the program. Somehow I got skipped for the lottery call. I only found out because I called to ask them a question.

I received my call on May 12th.

My favorite nurse is Zoey Barkow from Nurse Jackie. I loved watching her evolve from a nursing student to a supervising R.N.

You're welcome. Good luck!

@ocean43 - I took the SmartPrep pre-assessment exam, then read through almost all of Mometrix, thentook the post-assessment exam. Then I started reviewing Smart Prep materials based on the post-assessment exam. I then took the 1st practice test, then...

Have you factored in living costs? Get out with as little debt as possible.

Apply to both ADN and BSN programs. If your GPA is low as you say, you may be disqualified for admission to most BSN programs anyway. In California, a low GPA will disqualify you from ADN programs as well because it's very competitive. It depends ...

I used Mometrix ATI TEAS study guide and ATI Smart Prep Online StudyPackage. Do not buy the most recent ATI book, it's useless.

This thread just gets funnier. I stayed up for 2 hours reading this thread before going to bed.

Beware of the enemies lies.

mswtruth, I was wondering if you ever figured out if they factored in your GPA from 15 years ago? I'm in a similar boat, going back to school 13 years after graduating from undergrad.