amnavar2

Hey all, so I have a "what would you do" question. I applied last year at PVCC for the CEP program, someone dropped the ball and I was not placed as well as left completely in the dark. I decided to reapply for CEP last month for the application period ending May 31st. Because I've been on the waitlist for Maricopa this entire time they just offered me a spot at PVCC for this fall, but for the traditional ADN program. They also said they don't even see a CEP application on file for me, which is concerning to say the least. I spoke with placement and she basically told me I have two options; I can either turn down their offer and "hope" I get placed in the CEP program to start ASU this fall and Maricopa in the spring, or I could just go ahead and accept my placement and apply to start my BSN in block three. I have no idea which way to go, so what would you guys do?

I am in a bit of a pickle. To start, I am an ASU Kin graduate and have all my pre-reqs and co-reqs completed. I applied last year for the CEP program and long story short my advisor dropped the ball and I did not get placed like she had predicted. I decided to reapply last month for CEP and my Maricopa application was still valid, so I have been on the waitlist this entire time. I just received an email stating I have been placed in the fall 2017 cohort, but I was confused as I was supposed to start ASU in the fall and Maricopa in the spring if I got placed in CEP, so I called and they said they don't have a CEP app on file for me, my placement is only for the traditional program, and that my options would be to either deny my placement offer for this fall and "hope" I get placed with CEP or accept my offer and apply to start my BSN in block 3. I do not know what to do and need some advice as to if it would really make a difference doing the CEP or starting my ADN now and starting my BSN in third block . I should add my advisor said I have a very good application and I should get placed with CEP this summer, but she hasn't had a very good track record with her word.