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Yay congrats!!

Hey did you recieve your letter yet ?

Ok good because I live like five minutes away from South Lake campus

I know one other person who applied but she hasn't told me anything ! Don't go crazy I'm sure you'll get it soon

Thank you!!! And ok that makes sense I was freaking out I don't want to drive to leesburg but I will if I have to.

Hey I just got my acceptance letter !! But they didn't specify to which campus ? :/

Oh gosh I really hope so !

Oh lol that makes me feel better. Waiting so long is just driving me a little crazy!

Oh no how did you hear a lot of people didn't get in ? I thought it was supposed to be easier for bridge track students to get in. Now I'm really nervous ��

Because the community college is like five mins away from my house. If I did the bsn I would have to travel 35-45 minutes everyday round trip it would be an hour and a half. Plus gas and tolls it would be expensive. My school is off during sunmers and they offer us the option to take some bsn courses. Also, once I graduate I can take the remaining courses all online in just one or two semesters. That's what most nurses do in my area. I work at a hospital and talk to them a lot about school.

My counselor told me to aim for a 3.4 but then again I feel like every year is different. There's about 150 applicants this year and only 72 spots so it's like a 50/50 chance.

Well last year the average GPA of people accepted was only a 3.28. But a few years back the average GPA was a 3.57 so it varies.

Wow I have a. 3.57

So i just applied at my local community college for their nursing program. Now it's just a waiting game. What I would like to know is what does everyone on here consider a competitive GPA. I know all schools are different but I'm just curious (:

That's really good! I'm applying to a local state college and it just seems as if everyone around me is applying for the program. I hope i have a good chance of getting in.