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I have looked into BSN programs but financially it makes more sense to go to a community college program first and then pursue an RN-BSN program. I have my AA in an environmental science (before I chose nursing) and it would require me to take several more classes to get into a BSN program. Not that I am not willing to do so, I just like the community college option. I have heard about Shoreline CC but I missed their fall application due date, it was right when I was studying to take the TEAS test. I didn't know that there was a school in Tacoma, I will look into it. I am super excited to get into Walla Walla, I just don't have a lot of information about the program except what the school tells you. So I was just wondering if anyone had inside information on what the program was like from a students perspective!

Hey everyone, so I got accepted into Walla Walla CC- Walla Walla Campus for this coming school year! I am really excited and I am just wondering if there is any one else out there in the same boat! This is my first acceptance letter out of the schools I have applied for. I have applied to Gray's Harbor, Highline CC, and Walla Walla already and plan on applying to Wenatchee CC, Everett CC (where I took all my pre-reqs), Skagit Valley CC, and Yakima Valley CC. Any advise on which schools are better would be great, I sort of have a list going but I am willing to move any where in the state. Any advice would be great or fellow students excited for this school year! I am an open book when it comes to my grades and test scores so just ask!