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I know this is an older thread, I am wondering if someone can give me any info on the program as far as the schedule goes? Thanks!

I was accepted into the georgia perimeter college bridge program and I wondering if any past students can tell me details of the program. They do not give you much info upon admission. Thanks!!

So I FINALLY got into a bridge program and I’m 10 weeks pregnant. I am very excited about my pregnancy, we have tried for a long time- also very excited to continue my education- just didn’t want to do both at the same time! I need to work to provide insurance for my family. My baby is due in Oct and the program starts in May so I would have one semester done by the time baby is here but can I have a new born and do a full time nursing program and a job? ? I do not think it is possible but I do not want to pass up this opportunity. Also, I’m pretty sure that right after I give birth I would not have time off with the baby. has anyone been in this situation?!

I know this is an old thread- but can either of you comment how the bridge program is? Do you really go only one day a week? Where are clinically? How is the work load? Can you work while In the program? I am in the ATL area and really want to bridge, but I need to work while in it! Thanks!

I know this is old- but any example interview questions you remember?

My is at 1040. And I do not know anyone else who is applying or has in the past. I can’t find any interview information either- I’m thinking like a job interview?

I also applied fir LPN bridge- I have my interview tomorrow!! I’m so nervous!!

Does anyone mind sharing how the program is?

How was the bridge program here?! Is anyone willing to share info?! Are you able to work during it? Did you apply to any other programs?

I am hoping to apply as well!! I need to take Micro and the TEAS still!

As I was reading this thread I was getting nervous for all of you waiting for the letter. Even though this was while ago, sorry that you did not get in? Have any of you applied anywhere since? Or do you have plans to? I hate that it is do completive and that there are not many programs offered. I would think that if you are already a LPN and you still want to pursue your career as a nurse it would not be so hard to do! Hope to hear back and best of luck to you all!

I want to apply for 2020 too!! Has anyone written the extension paper for a&p and micro?

Once your in the program they give you the schedule. You do not pick classes or clinicals. Before the program- as long as the classes are completed by application time they don't care how you took them.

I got an acceptance letter e-mailed yesterday about registration! I will be at Forsyth as well. I wear WonderWink scrubs right now and I really like them. Does anyone have an idea on what the class schedule looks like? I want to try to find a job while in school, unfortunately I will not be able to do my current job.

Congrats! Are you going to Oakwood or Lanier?